'NCIS' Season 15 Episode 22 Spoilers: Hitman Targeting NCIS Team Member
NCIS Season 15 Episode 22, titled "Two Steps Back," will be one of the biggest and saddest episodes of the police procedural television series. This will be the last time fans will see Pauley Perrette playing the role of Abby as she is about to say goodbye to the show. However, it remains to be a big mystery how her character's exit will happen.
According to CarterMatt, "Two Steps Back" is the continuation of the previous episode, "One Step Forward." In NCIS Season 15 Episode 22, there are pieces of evidence that prove one of the NCIS' team members is the latest target of a hitman. Hence, the team must do their best to thoroughly search their old case files to find out who is trying to take his or her revenge.
As NCIS Season 15 Episode 22 will be Pauley Perrette's final appearance as Abby in the show, this week's mission might play a major role in her exit. It might be safe to assume Abby is the hitman's latest target in "Two Steps Back." Would the NCIS major case response team's chief forensic scientist die?
NCIS Season 15 Episode 22's new trailer teased Abby's possible death. Here, she can be seen lying on a hospital bed, and it looks like she is in a critical condition. In fact, some members of the NCIS major case response team, led by Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon), are seen feeling sorry whilst looking at her.
To recall, in the previous episode, per Pop Culture, Abby was seen leaving a restaurant with Clayton Reeves (Duane Henry), when suddenly a guy came up and pulled a gun on them. It seemed to be a mug; thus, Pauley Perrette's character tried her best to take the shooter down. But, as there was a brawl happened, a shot rang out. As the scene was then cut to black, what really happened to Abby would be seen in NCIS Season 15 Episode 22.
Abby's exit in NCIS Season 15 Episode 22 is still a big mystery. Whether Pauley Perrette's character is going to die or will just leave the NCIS major case response team peacefully remains to be seen. So, fans should watch "Two Steps Back" on Tuesday, May 8, at 9 p.m. ET on the CBS Television Network.