NCIS: New Orleans (TV Series) Survivor (2019) User Reviews

Filled with disbelief but there's one thing that bugs me most.....

[bachiejaime-67-144309 · 6/10 · 22 September 2019]

Most TV shows & movies suspend reality....that's nothn new. That said, I agree with others that there are quite a few major things that are hard to believe but there's one thing that happened that for some reason REALLY bothered me. It happened when Hannah found Naomi & the girl said she'd listened & found a good hiding spot. Although the hiding spot was fine, it would've done her no good had any of the bad guys had come into the kitchen instead of Hannah. Why, you ask? Simple, cuz u could hear the girl breathing heavy & whimpering a mile away! I get the kid was scared to death, but still...she could've been a bit quieter knowing her life depended on it!

Survivor

[bobcobb301 · 6/10 · 5 June 2019]

So much promise with the storyline this week, but it just did not work. Hanna is uninteresting so whether she is threatened or not it just does not lead to good TV in my opinion.

Survivor

[Sadie1987 · 5/10 · 18 February 2020]

So, Mossad are in the wrong because they killed the bad guys family. Bearing in mind when the bad guy's family was killed and the very strong links Mossad and NCIS had at that time surely NCIS would have been aware of all of it. Nevermind that a massive man hunt for a Most Wanted person seems to mean, at times, no more than two NCIS Special Agents and the protection is given by Mossad and not an USA federal agency all seems a little bit daft to me

Plot flaws galore!

[treyintexas · 3/10 · 14 March 2019]

How do I not love this episode? Let me count the ways.

Watching this episode requires a complete suspension of any knowledge of geography.

1) A ship is due in port in Houma in 30 minutes, and NCIS drives from N.O., more than a half-hour drive, even speeding. In an area of the world rife with helicopters...

2) Bad guys are in Gulfport, and again - NCIS drives, and yet there only one Gulfport cop arrives before them. No state police. No F.B.I. This in spite even of NCIS predicting a massive manhunt. Again, no helicopters.

During the obligatory shootout, they leave the master criminal knocked out on the floor with a loaded handgun next to him and flee. No handcuffs, no zip ties, didn't take the weapon.

Made the episode difficult to watch.

Worse than junk

[trajanrome · 1/10 · 14 May 2019]

I agree with everything the other reviewer wrote about the technical flaws in the story. I could suspend disbelief however, but don't bother. The plot is a lame re-tread of a dozen you've seen, and it's lethargic and predictable. How does this get on the air?

It is stupid

[yungmanliua · 1/10 · 29 September 2022]

There were so many times she could have picked up a gun from the dead people that was killed in the fight, that's all she needed to defend herself and the family. She left the guy alive and just ran away. She could have lock him up and that would be the end of the story. It is so stupid that I kept screaming at the tv while I was watching it. She is supposed to be an experienced agent, how could she make such a serious mistake? This got to be the worst one for the whole season. In fact it's the worst one in the last few season. And also the editing was wrong too. One part said she's not going with family, then next, she was going with them.