'NCIS' Season 13 Episode 3 Spoilers and Episode 2 Recap: Bishop and McGee Going Undercover

In the next episode of "NCIS" entitled "Incognito," the official synopsis reads, "a marine is murdered at Quantico hours after calling Gibbs to discuss a possible case. Bishop and McGee go undercover as a married couple to run surveillance on a marine lieutenant and his wife."

In the preview for the episode, it would seem that Bishop and McGee will experience some issues as they portray a married couple that should make things interesting for the fans. McGee and Bishop's friendship and fun banter could very well be tested during the episode. Fans that ship McGee and Bishop will be very happy with this episode.

In the promo for the episode, it seems that Bishop and McGee will kiss while they are undercover as a married couple. Tony will use a fake accent that Gibbs really hates. Bishop will go off on her own and that will cause everyone to worry. The promo promises an intriguing episode.

The previous episode began with Tim and Bishop as they looked at an old photo of Gibbs and tried to analyze why he had changed. A DEA agent named Luis asked for the team's help on a case that involved a drug lord named Benson Long and a marine named Garrett.

Tony had been on the outside of the case originally. Tony noticed that Gibbs was going out of his way to help Luis. He discovered that Luis is the son of the agent who died trying to protect his family. He tells Tim and Bishop about the connection between Gibbs and Luis.

Tim felt uncomfortable around Luis ever since he was called buddy by the other dude. Things got worse after Tim shot a person of interest in an effort to save Luis' life. Bishop discovered that Benson was the one who ordered Gibbs' family to be killed.

Gibbs stopped Luis from killing Benson and they got him after he had confessed to ordering the hit on their families through the hidden recorder that was inside the poker caddy. In the end, Gibbs joined Luis as he threw his father's ashes into the water.

"NCIS" airs every Tuesday.

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