While on holiday's with Delilah, Tim uncovers a secret that could tear the team apart. Who is the man Tim has known for 13 years? From what he has found out, Tony DiNozzo died forty years ago. Tony centred but including Gibbs, McGee, Fornell and A DiNozzo Sr.

A ripple of anticipation ran through the crowd as Director Leon Vance made an appearance on the walkway outside MTAC. He was accompanied by the redheaded Secretary of the Navy, Sarah Porter, and an obviously reluctant and seething Assistant Director Owen Granger. Pride thought that he seemed barely able to contain his fury. It was time for the daily proclamation of banned words.

Out of adversity can come great change and personal growth. Sometimes it's easier to settle for second best, sometimes we don't even realise we're doing it, to we feel we don't deserve better. When disaster strikes, it gives us a wake-up call we need to reassess our life, to see what we have is lacking. The courage to say, 'I'm not going to take it any more.' Tony-centric

Tony has an admirer - but things don't go well. All the team involved at some point. Final chapter up.

Dead Air tag. AU. McGee and Ziva discovery that a couple of hours of peace and quiet stolen while on the job comes with a price. If you like McGee and Ziva, you might want to pass on this story. Winner: 2014 Fan Favorites Award GEN: Favorite Episode Related/Missing Scene. )

This is a 'what if" story. What if Gibbs and Ducky weren't alone when they made those remarks about Tony being a narcissist in Murder 2.0 in season 6? What if the person listening in, then told someone else. What would be the consequences for Tony and the team? This story is complete.

A bout with the flu, and an email from a friend, reminds Tony who he really is deep down inside.