FEATURES
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The wikiDeeks staff got together this weekend to wrap up the final season of NCIS: Los Angeles and talk about the finale and our love for our favorite character Marty Deeks. We reminisced about our favorite Deeks episodes and what made this character so special. It was fun to look back over 14 [more]
ERIC CHRISTIAN OLSEN NEWS
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Every Day Action announced this week that Eric Christian Olsen has been chosen as their first ever Celebrity Ambassador for the organization. Eric has supported their efforts from the very beginning ad is always putting others’ needs before his own. Eric responded that he is happy to be a [more]
FAN FICTION
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A/N: This story came about when I randomly thought of Deeks struggling with Gordon’s death.A/N 2: I believe the show listed a birthdate for Gordon, but it would have made him an incredibly young father to Deeks. So, I decided to figure out my own. If Gordon was born in [more]
REVIEWS
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I’ve written over 150 reviews in 14 years with three different web sites and I can’t believe this is my final review for NCIS Los Angeles. This is the hardest review I have had to write. I wanted so much for these characters to get the ending they deserved, and I think the show [more]
FAN DISCUSSION
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A week off for Eric Christian Olsen means a week off for the wikiDeeks review. We’re turning things over to you to talk about this week’s episode, “Glory of the Sea,” written by Faythallegra Claude and directed by Terence Nightingall. A few questions to get the [more]
ECO SPEAKS TO WIKIDEEKS
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Thanks to Eric Christian Olsen for sharing more of his thoughts on playing Marty Deeks. This week we asked him about his hopes for Deeks for the remainder of the [more]
ESSENTIAL EPISODES
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Feign [feyn] verb (used with object) – to represent fictitiously; put on an appearance of; to invent fictitiously or deceptively, as a story or an excuse; to imitate deceptively. verb (used without object) – to make believe; pretend. “Neighborhood Watch” was first aired on [more]
THE TOP 3
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Throughout this series, I’ve avoided using the term “favorite.” It always seemed that just picking my favorites in any category would make the selection too easy. I [more]
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS WITH ECO
INTERVIEWS
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After watching “A Land of Wolves,” wikiDeeks set out to talk with Adam Key about his experience co-writing this episode. Adam discusses [more]
FEATURED READER COMMENT
I immediately was drawing the parallel to Kensi too, and I could be reading into it, but Kensi steps forward at one point when they’re talking to the guy, so she’s noticeably in the foreground while Deeks is in the background of the shot, which only enhanced that parallel. But the show is usually pretty explicit with their parallels/motifs and drawing focus where they want you to see meaning, and this one was very implicit which makes me think that I was reading into it.
They really are in the same place they started though. As much as some people are speculating that we’re going to get a pregnancy reveal in the finale, I just don’t see that happening when looking at how the show has been presenting Kensi’s current mind frame/outlook – if anything she’s growing increasingly more devoted and enthusiastic about the work that they do. Deeks loves the work that they do too but not to the same degree that Kensi does, and I think Mexico solidified for him that he couldn’t leave while she stayed in. But we’re going through the motions as though the fact that they could both die, the fact that they both want kids, isn’t really an issue.
— mjuleen on “The Guardian”















































