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A marine is run over, but he is already stabbed and dead. McGee (Sean Murray) removes sprinkles from a donut. Tony (Michael Weatherly) stood him up, they were meant to meet at a bar at the Air and Space Museum. Ziva (Cote de Pablo) asks if they're both dating now. Tony comments he should buy one without sprinkles, huffing and puffing "trying to blow the coffee down." McGee calls Tony to cancel, they're done. Ziva: "seven year bitch?" Tony: "Itch." Ziva thinks they're like an old married couple. Gibbs (Mark Harmon) doesn't agree, they're still speaking. Ducky (David McCallum) finds the Vic was stabbed with a big knife. Moss walked into the street and Ducky says loss of blood led to disorientation. This isn't their Cs. Tony and McGee follow the trail. Tony: "You were funnier when you were fatter." Well McGee could say, so was Tony when he was younger and less fatter too.

Acting COACHINGThe following individuals or companies specialize in one-on-one acting coaching. Private coaching is also available from the majority of those listed in the "Acting Schools and Classes" category. Coaches in other specialties, such as musical theatre, voiceover, or young performers, are listed in those categories.Jules Aaron(323) 660-7342Aaron, the former head of of graduate programs at CalArts and U.C. Riverside, is an award-winning director and acting teacher. He has won directing awards from the L.A. Drama Critics Circle and Back Stage. He coaches actors for specific auditions, develops appropriate monologues, and conducts cold reading sessions. By audition only.Phyllis APPLEGATEOne-On-One(323) 655-5167Emmy-nominated character actor Applegate studied at the Lee Strasberg Institute on scholarship. She offers ongoing individual performance coaching combining Strasberg's methods with her own. Applegate coaches actors on audition techniques, cold readings, character creation, scene study, and text interpretation.The Audition COACHWest Hollwood, www.myspace.