Origins" Episode 9. "NCIS: Origins" revisited Gibbs' revenge against the cartel leader who killed his wife and child, which promises to send shockwaves across Mike Franks' team. Episode 9, titled "Vivo o Muerto,

CBS’ official description for this new episode 9 of NCIS: Origins season 1 reads like this, “The case of a missing woman who disappeared after a night of clubbing with a Navy seaman takes the team to Mexico, where they learn of a possible connection to Gibbs’ past on NCIS: ORIGINS.”

Many are curious to know why Gibbs, portrayed by Austin Stowell, killed Pedro Hernandez in NCIS: Origins. The latest episode titled “Vivo o Muerto” features a young woman who, after savoring a clubbing night,

SPOILER ALERT! This story contains plot points from Monday’s episode of NCIS: Origins on CBS. In the December 9 episode titled "Vivo o Muerto," a case of a missing woman who disappeared after a night of clubbing with a Navy seaman ends up answering some burning questions about Leroy Gibbs’ past.

CBS’ description for Parker seeing visions of Lily scenario reads like this, “Parker is still seeing visions of Lily.” Episode 8 was written by Scott Williams & Steven D Binder, and it was directed by Diana Valentine.

NCIS: Origins Season 1, Episode 9, “Vivo o Muerto” finally takes us to the moment where Leroy Jethro Gibbs avenged Shannon and Kelly Gibbs’ murder — and surprisingly, that moment is not in the future,

Origins of 2024. It’s time for Gibbs to face his first Christmas alone. Well, technically, he’s not alone. There are people around him if he would let them in. Mike Franks would likely give him a place to mark this first Christmas,

NCIS: Origins tackled the character Leroy Jethro Gibbs’ (Austin Stowell) act of revenge on the cartel leader who murdered his wife and child. In the show’s ninth episode, named Vivo o Muerto, Leroy’s haunting heartache was exposed as he’s been dealing with the pain of his family’s murder from the beginning of the series.