'NCIS: Los Angeles' Season 11 Episode 7 has fans gushing over how the show 'would not be the same without Densi'

Through it all, it is Deeks and Kensi acting as the spotlight with their quick wit and impeccable humor amidst all the subtle bickering back and forth
PUBLISHED NOV 11, 2019

This article contains spoilers for Season 11 Episode 7

On tonight's Season 11 Episode 7 of 'NCIS: Los Angeles', "The NCIS team links the theft of an undersea drone prototype to a video game streamer's elaborate party while Callen and Sam cross paths again with insurance broker Katherine Casillas, who insures the gamer's property."

But in all that action-packed sequence that unfolds in every 'NCIS' episode, fans can only gush about how the show wouldn't be the same without everybody's couple goals — newlywed agents Deeks and Kensi.

The team takes on the case of a video game influencer who somehow makes eight figures just by streaming his games but gets wrapped up in the case following a shooting at his house party.

Through it all, it is Deeks and Kensi acting as the spotlight with their quick wit and impeccable humor amidst all the subtle bickering back and forth.

Fans expressed how much they adore the couple by taking things to social media, gushing how "They are the main reason I watch (NCIS: Lost Angeles) live every week!"

Noting how there have been talks about Kensi leaving sometime this season, another fan pointed out: "Kensi can not be gone cause she is the star of the show here too."



 

But Deeks and Kensi with their phenomenal relationship goals content week after week aren't the only reasons fans are starting to get hooked to the CBS procedural.

Certain fans have also pointed out how the show's New Orleans and the main counterpart are welcoming newer characters, kicking out older ones — something that these fans believe makes 'NCIS: Los Angeles' stand apart from the golden trio for all the right reasons.

Taking to Twitter, a fan shared sentiments about the franchise's inclination towards replacing the original team members, noting that "NCIS NEW ORLEANS probably won't last much longer. Only a couple of VETERANS of the show left."

"Thank goodness that NCIS LOS ANGELES hasn't lost the VETERANS yet. Granger is gone, but I don't remember him ever being on NCIS NOLA. Too many have left or been killed off," the fan added.

Well, the verdict is out: NCIS: LA is the winner among the three! 'NCIS: Los Angeles' Season 11 airs on Sundays at 9 pm only on CBS.

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