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** Tony once says "I've got a better chance of hooking up with Jessica Alba than these guys do of infiltrating Sea Lift." Michael Weatherly was engaged to Jessica Alba for a time. He also starred with her in ''[[Dark Angel]]'', where they kept trying to hook up.
*** In the episode ''Obsession'' (7x21), Tony obsesses over a journalist who embodies all what he finds attractive in a woman, and who is missing. When calling her at her cell phone, he says: "It would seem strange, but I feel like I know you". It's not so strange, though: the journalist is played by Ashley Scott, who also played underground operative and potential secondary love interest Asha Barlow in ''[[Dark Angel]]''.
** In the Season 4 Halloween episode "Witch Hunt", Abby, in her [[Marilyn Monroe]] Halloween Costume, calls Gibbs "Mr. President" in a reference to [[John F. Kennedy]]. However, Mark Harmon also played the US President in the 2004 film, "Chasing Liberty".
** Harmon's turn as serial killer Ted Bundy (in the TV movie ''The Deliberate Stranger'') is referenced by Fornell in the episode "Smoked" (4x10).
{{quote|'''Fornell:''' I was on the team that nailed Bundy, Gibbs. And I'm familiar with sick, charming bastards.
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* [[Directed by Cast Member]]: Michael Weatherly directed season eight episode "One Last Score".
* [[Distaff Counterpart]]: The CGIS team leader in "Jurisdiction" acts so much like Gibbs that it's essentially [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] by the ''entire'' NCIS staff. Tony even asks Gibbs whether he had any long-lost sisters or not.
* [[Distressed Dude in Distress]]: Generally, Tony is the resident dude in distress, but he usually manages to get himself out of his situations by himself.
** Quite obvious in season 8 episode 5, "Dead Air" in which the resident [[Badass Israeli]] [[Action Girl]] {{spoiler|jumps on an oblivious Tony to save him from a bomb blast.}}
* [[The Don]]: René Benoît.
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* [[Pac-Man Fever]]:
** Played painfully straight in "The Immortals" (see [[Did Not Do the Research]] above).
** Subverted in "Bete Noir", when Gibbs asks if Kate and Tony checked the computer of the man whose house they were sent to search. Kate says he didn't even have a [[Game Boy]]. Tony points out a Game Boy is a handheld system, and she's thinking more of an [[X BoxXbox]] or [[Play StationPlayStation 2]].
** As a rule, this is averted wherever there's a throwaway reference or gag, as these tend to be pretty accurate. If any aspect of gaming or IT is central to a plotline, however, expect excruciating levels of this trope.
* [[Papa Wolf]]: