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Probably Trent Kort cause he's had it coming for years. Killed Jenny's father and Tom Morrow, plus tried to kill Tony (twice), Tobias, Reeves and didn't care if Ziva was in the farmhouse or not when he blew it up. Gotta be one of the most satisfying deaths in NCIS.
@@rayvega3163 Maybe, I can't really remember which one right now, but either that or 18x2, because the scene is the serial killer and Gibbs pulled over on the side of the road, and the serial killer talks to Gibbs and he starts having flashbacks and one of the flashbacks reference him killing Xavier Zolotov, that's the scene that basically confirm it.
@@CallMeClarkson not sure why you keep typing out "18x2" when in reality, it's 19x3. Also there isn't any flashback of Xavier or any serial killer in 18x2.
I'd say Harper Dearing was personal in more ways than one: the Navy Fleets were attacked, then NCIS HQ, Vance was kidnapped/drugged, innocent people were injured or killed and McGee was wounded. That was enough to hand Gibbs a "licence to kill" and he didn't hesitate to terminate Dearing - who was directly responsible for the violence and bloodshed.
Sam Hanna kills 291, G. Callen kills 262, Kensi Blye kills 155 and Marty Deeks kills 130 in NCIS: Los Angeles over 14 seasons. Mainly in the early seasons when they got into more shootouts. I’d love to see videos for them.
Nice job, guys! Can you guys do G. Callen, Sam Hanna, Kensi Blye, Marty Deeks and Hetty Lange in NCIS: Los Angeles? They all have kill counts in the 100s-200’s. Except for Hetty.
Funny story: a car full of drunk kids smashed into a tree in front of his house one night. Kids were trapped and car was on fire. Mark rescued them using tools that Pam got from their shed. He was interviewed live on KCBS afterward. While the reporter was still doing stand up, Mark went over and grabbed one of the firemen's ass.
Totally understand. That was a difficult one to categorize, but ultimately I counted him as a shared kill between Gibbs, DiNozzo, McGee, Bishop, Reeves, and Monroe since they all shot him at least once.
On the other hand, probably every shooter who put at least one into Kort probably failed to shed a tear. After all, who cries after taking out the trash?
Gibbs is a badass ilke wow Gibbs kill all those criminals in season 2 Gibbs shoot a bomb in truck in season 4 ilke Gibbs shoot the bad guy wow 😳 man I love Gibbs 😍 Gibbs in all the season everyday
With this many kill count, he's bound to have an army of enemies coming after for his head and blood. Remember that one episode when some Spanish female gang boss wanted revenge on Gibbs by going after his father?
3:31 where Ted Bankston (David eigenberg) and the lady gives gibbs the knod to tell him to shoot her even though he doesn't want to do it(I didn'tlike). I liked them all apart from 3:31
Gibbs was an awesome character but I do not like where it was headed, CBS execs milked this series to dry while they could of option B, ended it fairly , earlier and with a high note. Ari and Trent Kort were awesome protagonists and later on that guy that killed Diane.
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@@ncisville2235 it was a 2 larger meltdown was part 2, part 1 was ice queen. All NCIS backdoor pilots are 2 partners (Hawai'i didn't have a backdoor pilot)
JAG season 8, episode 21 “Meltdown” It was the second of 2 backdoor pilot episodes that introduced Gibbs, DiNozzo, Ducky, Tom Morrow, and Abby. The first episode (“Ice Queen”) focused more on discovering the body and gathering evidence while also beginning the subplot that led to those deaths on the boat.
Death #71 needs a Trigger Warning, as there is a cat in that scene, and it's not clear what happened to said cat. Also, there's a missing death from the Season 8 Finale: If Gibbs doesn't call Franks, P2P doesn't stab Franks, so in my opinion, Mike Franks is on Gibbs' Kill Count.
@@ashowofhands9813 Not real, its TV, the more kills the more audience it brings in, just like on cop shows, most cops never fire their guns, but on SVU, look at their kills
The deadliest agents in the NCIS franchise are Sam and Callen, especially in the earlier seasons. In seasons 1-10, they would have between 20-40 kills per season, especially Sam. But it’s died down since Season 11 and especially Season 12. Even Kensi and Deeks had high numbers in Seasons 2-10
