I Do

Episode aired Oct 13, 2015
TV-14
41m

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Lucas Black and Maxwell Jenkins in NCIS: New Orleans (2014)

Ncis: New Orleans: Being A Drone Pilot Isn't Easy

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The NCIS team must determine why a murdered Navy drone pilot was using a black market drone to obtain military surveillance, and whether the drone's footage is linked to his death.The NCIS team must determine why a murdered Navy drone pilot was using a black market drone to obtain military surveillance, and whether the drone's footage is linked to his death.The NCIS team must determine why a murdered Navy drone pilot was using a black market drone to obtain military surveillance, and whether the drone's footage is linked to his death.

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Ncis: New Orleans: I Do

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Trivia
The episode title, "I Do,"has multiple meanings: 1. It is a reference to the fact that a crime has been committed at a wedding. 2. It is a quote from the end of the episode. When the young boy says no one understands, LaSalle says, "I do." 3. It is a response to the season 1 episode title, "You'll Do," in which LaSalle's girlfriend Savannah was murdered. This episode shows him dealing with the emotional aftermath of her death.

Goofs
There was no need to take the drone from the boy, they could have just taken the removable memory card.

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Dwayne Pride: I see what's going on here, Chris. Partying, women, not sleeping...
Christopher LaSalle: It hasn't interfered with my job, King. There's no reason for this.
Dwayne Pride: It's all just a temporary fix.
Christopher LaSalle: Okay?
Dwayne Pride: Just so you don't have to deal with Savannah's death.
Christopher LaSalle: It's the noises outside my window. All right? That's why I can't sleep at home. People yelling, street musicians... Savannah and I, we used to... . we used to just lay there listening and laughing. And now, when I slow down, I hear those noises.
Dwayne Pride: There's no way around pain. All you can do is make friends with the devil. Feel it move through it. For me, I got my music. Piano. That's how I lean in find peace. Just need to figure out what that is for you.
Christopher LaSalle: And then what? I'm all better?
Dwayne Pride: Then you're on the road to better. Hear me?