NCIS: Hawai'i season 3 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a tense crossover event, Sam Hanna arrives in Hawai'i, investigating a massive breach in the U.S. Marshals' database linked to a prisoner transfer. A plane carrying convicts, including the Chemist—a war criminal with knowledge of toxic warfare agents—is deliberately crashed as part of an extraction plan. Tennant and her team, alongside Hanna, navigate ambushes and track down fugitives, piecing together the escape plot. They confront a dangerous opponent, securing the Chemist and preventing his extraction. The episode concludes with the team reflecting on the day's chaos, and Hanna deciding to stay longer in Hawai'i for reasons unexplained, hinting at deeper layers of personal and professional challenges ahead.
Full Episode S03E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Sam Hanna and why is he in Hawai'i?
Sam Hanna is a visiting agent from NCIS: Los Angeles, in Hawai'i to assess and assist with an internal matter involving Tennant.
What caused the plane crash?
The plane crash was a deliberate attack aimed at extracting a prisoner known as the Chemist.
Who are the main targets of the team's search?
The main targets include the escaped convicts, especially the Chemist, a dangerous individual with knowledge of toxic warfare agents.
How do Tennant and her team track down the fugitives?
They use information from captured convicts, surveillance, and a hacker who breached the plane's systems to track down the fugitives.
What is the significance of the Chemist?
The Chemist is a war criminal with expertise in toxic warfare agents, making him a high-value target for extraction by foreign nationals.
How does the episode end?
The episode ends with Tennant and her team thwarting the Chemist's extraction, securing him and reflecting on the day's events, with Sam Hanna deciding to stay longer in Hawai'i.
Is Sam Hanna staying in Hawai'i?
Yes, Sam Hanna decides to extend his stay in Hawai'i, though the reasons are not fully explained.