By Dr. Evelyn Reed | January 01, 0001 | 7 min read
Too bad a Ghost Squad Burn Card doesn’t exist in real life. Permanent cloaking could’ve really
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minutes of CBS’ hit military murder mystery series. You know how the cop-drama formula goes: you meet the

victim right as they’re doing something exciting/mundane/tawdry, you get a sense of their personality and then they die. The victim here spends his seeming last breaths talking trash in a Titanfall session, right before some dudes straight out
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Usually, shows like this swap in a fake version of a popular game to get around the permissions needed to use it. But EA and Respawn producers of NCIS probably shelled out enough dough to have the producers of NCIS: Los Angeles have their hit game be the second-to-last

thing the victim does before his life supposedly ends.
Edit: As some of you have noted, money for this kind of placement usually goes from the product-makers to the TV
winner55 com เพื่อ เข้า ระบบ ค่ะ show folk and not the other way around. Changes have been made to reflect that. [Thanks, tipster Sean]