(KATE AND TONY CONTINUE WALKING)
TONY: We have to check-in with the X.O. A bribe. A doctor? A gynecologist? A-wing. ABBY: Where's Ducky? BYERS: But the team felt that the valve was repairable and it was. Commander Dornan died as a result of his surgery. He's not dead. It complicates finding trace evidence. KATE: Who? MCGEE: Spontaneous human combustion. So Commander Dornan made enemies. So I checked out all the electrical equipment from the hospital trying to find the source of the ignition. The Commander was a pain in the ass. The doctor who led the team that operated on him is on the way in. They had a lot of problems. When?
Plan: A: A Navy commander; Q: Who explodes in his hospital bed after successful surgery? A: spontaneous human combustion; Q: What does McGee hypothesize the cause of the Navy commander's death was? A: the team; Q: Who discovers that the commander had gained a lot of enemies recently? A: all a young ensign; Q: Who is the prime suspect in the Navy commander's death? A: a new suspect; Q: What do Abby and Tony find when they discover the truth behind the commander's death? A: the ensign forces; Q: Who forces Kate to shoot the commander? A: the evidence; Q: What do Abby and Tony analyze to find the truth behind the commander's death? A: Ducky; Q: Who develops a soft spot for the doctor who was treating the commander? Summary: A Navy commander explodes in his hospital bed after successful surgery, leading McGee to hypothesize that it was spontaneous human combustion . However while researching the dead man's past, the team discovers that he had gained a lot of enemies recently, not least of all a young ensign , who makes himself the prime suspect with some bizarre behavior. Unfortunately they have to find a new suspect when the ensign forces Kate to shoot him and dies as a result. But while analyzing the evidence from the scene of the death, Abby and Tony discover the truth behind the commander's death, and in turn find a new suspect. In the meantime, Ducky develops a soft spot for the doctor who was treating the commander.