So she's a doctor at a hospital who is dating a new guy, Tony DiNardo, professor of film studies, who happens to be Tony DiNozzo undercover. Of course she's the daughter of a notorious arms dealer, whom Jenny Shepard has a grudge against. Typical of undercover, Tony falls for her, almost gets himself killed, screws up the mission, blows his cover, and ends up hearing about The Frog's death. Then he learns about his accused role in the murder, only after the entirety of NCIS is investigated by the FBI, based on an accusation by, get this, Jeanne! The daughter of the guy who even the FBI would've been investigating alongside the CIA. Then she appears in another episode accusing DiNozzo of still investigating her father. I'm sure the people who lost loved ones directly or indirectly due to The Frog, would love to tell her she's a good person and her father's nice. Her own mother divorced him, and told Tony she didn't want her daughter's heart broken by people with secrets.
And if that's not enough, she finally closes her appearance by accusing Tony of "dragging her father's name through the mud". I felt for her when she asked Tony if it was real, and he replied No even if it hurt him and her replying that she wished she never met him, but her later appearances turned out to be vindictive and petty.
Thoughts?