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This is information I supplied on the CBS NCIS Wiki Deep Six page (click)
This page contains information on Timothy McGee's book Deep Six:
Deep Six characters
Stuff we know from the actual epsiodes:
Gtucker165 on CBS-NCIS on Yahoo won a copy of Deep Six at the 2007 fanfest and was kind enough to transcribe the jacket, scan the jacket and give permission for their publication here:
Deep Six:
The Continuing Adventures of LJ Tibbs Vol I
The year is 2006. L.J. Tibbs is rebelious by nature and scarred by childhood tragedy in the southern community of Specter. An outcast in his own world, he drinks to alleviate the burden of his Messianic complex.
The aftermath of one of his hair-raising investigations finds L.J. Tibbs right in the middle of an unspeakable crime that cost a young woman her life. Tibbs finds himself trapped in the underwolrd of a local crime syndicate which has a need to administer a terrifying revenge on the family members of a rival family.
But the revenge they seek is a two-edged sword, and the price is Tibbs' own sanity as he recklessly pursues his quarry in a chilling, double-twist climax that surpasses anything Gemcity has written before.
A Reilly Press logo is on the bottom with two fake codes (86753-09 and 666520489-776)
The back cover contains the following:
The aftermath of one of his hair-raising investigations finds L.J. Tibbs right in the middle of an unspeakable crime that cost a young woman her life. Tibbs finds himself trapped in the underwolrd of a local crime syndicate which has a need to administer a terrifying revenge on the family members of a rival family.
"A novel of satisfying complexity and bite and verve."
- Barbara Seville, Times Editor
"A dazzling leap of imaginative sympathy and narrative magic."
- Brock Lee, Stolling Rone Magazine
"It moves forward with a wild energy and generous fury...a truly syncretic American work."
- Dan D. Lyons, American Film Reviews
"The long-awaited novel...is outrageously clever, surrealistically imaginative, mordantly witty and funny in spots. It is also densely overwritten and tedious."
- Jeane Poole, Editor - Fanity Vair Magazine
"A remarkable display of wit and rage."
- Laura Lynne Hardy, CBS Entertainment Reviews
"Unfortunately, the book's great weakness is L.J. Tibbs himself -- a renegade cop stereotype difficult to feel for because he does not seem real, certainly less real than some of the characters surrounding him."
- Chad W. Murray, Film Actors Guild (F.A.G.)
This page contains information on Timothy McGee's book Deep Six:
Deep Six characters
| NCIS character | Deep Six Character | Episode |
| Tony | Swashbuckling, socially repugnant Special Agent Tommy | Twisted Sister |
| Ziva | sultry and emotionally distant Mossad office Lisa | Twisted Sister |
| L. J. Gibbs | L. J. Tibbs who drinks to relieve the burden of his Messiah complex | Twisted Sister |
| Jimmy Palmer | Pimmy Jalmer | Smoked |
| Abby | Goth forensic scientist Amy Sutton | Cover Story |
| McGee | McGregor | Cover Story |
Stuff we know from the actual epsiodes:
- McGee first mentions he writes mysery novels in Season 1 when on stake out with Tony (Dead Man Talking)
- McGee mentions he is writing a book to Cooper with Gibbs as the main character (but Gibbs doesn't know it yet) in Black Water
- The manuscript is first seen when Tony and Kate invade his apartment (Red Cell)
- By season 4, his first novel is published Deep Six: The Continuing Adventures of L.J. Tibbs (Twisted Sister and beyond)
- McGee uses the pen name "Thom E. Gemcity," an anagram of his Tim McGee.
- Gibbs has a copy behind his desk which McGee's sister Sarah must have known about because Tony goes straight for it (Twisted Sister).
- Gibbs: L.J T1bbs who drinks to relieve the burden of his Messiah complex (Twisted Sister)
- Tony: Swashbuckling, socially repugnant Special Agent Tommy (Twisted Sister)
- Ziva: sultry and emotionally distant Mossad office Lisa (Twisted Sister)
- Jimmy Palmer: Pimmy Jalmer who dreams of copulating with corpses. (Smoked)
- Abby: Goth forensic scientist Amy Sutton (Cover Story)
- McGee: McGregor (Cover Story)
- The sequal is called Rock Hollow (Cover Story)
- Tommy and Lisa are an item (Twisted Sister)
- Amy loves McGregor but he rejects her (Cover Story)
- McGee's agent has McGee's picture up in her office along side Don Bellisario's (Cover Story)
- McGee listens to 'jazz' when he types (Cover Story)
- Types on an old manual remington typewriter (Red Cell etc)
- Free writes to get over writer's block (Cover Story)
- Shreds writing he doesn't want to use (Twisted Sister, Cover Story)
Gtucker165 on CBS-NCIS on Yahoo won a copy of Deep Six at the 2007 fanfest and was kind enough to transcribe the jacket, scan the jacket and give permission for their publication here:
Deep Six:
The Continuing Adventures of LJ Tibbs Vol I
The year is 2006. L.J. Tibbs is rebelious by nature and scarred by childhood tragedy in the southern community of Specter. An outcast in his own world, he drinks to alleviate the burden of his Messianic complex.
The aftermath of one of his hair-raising investigations finds L.J. Tibbs right in the middle of an unspeakable crime that cost a young woman her life. Tibbs finds himself trapped in the underwolrd of a local crime syndicate which has a need to administer a terrifying revenge on the family members of a rival family.
But the revenge they seek is a two-edged sword, and the price is Tibbs' own sanity as he recklessly pursues his quarry in a chilling, double-twist climax that surpasses anything Gemcity has written before.
A Reilly Press logo is on the bottom with two fake codes (86753-09 and 666520489-776)
The back cover contains the following:
The aftermath of one of his hair-raising investigations finds L.J. Tibbs right in the middle of an unspeakable crime that cost a young woman her life. Tibbs finds himself trapped in the underwolrd of a local crime syndicate which has a need to administer a terrifying revenge on the family members of a rival family.
"A novel of satisfying complexity and bite and verve."
- Barbara Seville, Times Editor
"A dazzling leap of imaginative sympathy and narrative magic."
- Brock Lee, Stolling Rone Magazine
"It moves forward with a wild energy and generous fury...a truly syncretic American work."
- Dan D. Lyons, American Film Reviews
"The long-awaited novel...is outrageously clever, surrealistically imaginative, mordantly witty and funny in spots. It is also densely overwritten and tedious."
- Jeane Poole, Editor - Fanity Vair Magazine
"A remarkable display of wit and rage."
- Laura Lynne Hardy, CBS Entertainment Reviews
"Unfortunately, the book's great weakness is L.J. Tibbs himself -- a renegade cop stereotype difficult to feel for because he does not seem real, certainly less real than some of the characters surrounding him."
- Chad W. Murray, Film Actors Guild (F.A.G.)
