Ncis how old is tony

I do realise Tony's birthday is a murky area, since Kate guessed his age in season 1 to be 32, which would fit the birth year unless you take into account he said he was a Cancer star sign in Season 4, Episode 14 Blowback. Since the episode with this original statement of Tony's age aired in, and was likely dated in the month of May, then Tony would have been turning 33 that year , meaning he was actually born in , between June 20 and July This age would also likely fit with the fact his pledge year was said to be in another more recent episode.

However, his ID when he was in Iraq apparently said 19 July, Season 5 episode 15 "In the Zone", although I don't have a screenshot to confirm this. Therefore, if you wish to keep the season 1 age reference, shouldn't his birth year be changed to ?

Or if the more current episodes are considered better canon, then shouldn't the birth year be added? Or if its too murky, then maybe nothing until confirmed? Sorry if this is long winded but it's a confusing area and I thought it should be addressed. Where is proof that Dimitri is DiNozzo's middle name. Until it is proven through reference, his name should revert to Anthony D.

In season 1 Kate states that Dinozzo is 32, since the episode with this original statement of Tony's age aired in, and was likely dated in the month of May, then Tony would have been turning 33 that year , which means that Dinozzo was born in , because he said he was a Cancer star sign in Season 4, Episode 14 Blowback he would have to have been born between June 20 and July It couldn't be another job.

It couldn't be about money. I even struggled with it being for another relationship. Being a field agent is dangerous. And, if you're suddenly a single parent, do you continue to take that risk every day?

Or, does having a child change everything? Based on all of our research, talking to actual federal agents and law enforcement officers, it certainly does change things.

And, now Tony would do anything for that little girl. Ziva would have introduced DiNozzo to Tali eventually. You all know Ziva as a fiercely independent character. We truly believe she was planning to introduce him to his daughter when the time was right. Should that frustrate and anger Tony? Of course, it should. And, at the end of the day, look what she's given him.

A new sense of purpose. A new chapter. A new beginning. A new love. We knew it would take something enormous to make Tony put down his badge.

Tali is that very special something. Tali was played by twins. This is where Tony realizes how much Ziva truly cared for him and that she wanted him to be in Tali's life. It's also where Tony acknowledges off screen after this revelation to join his team and confront Kort. Go back and watch this scene again.

It really covers a wide range of story and emotion. Aren't they great? That's right folks Another redditor agreed with this analysis, and pointed out that Tony would be in hot water in a modern working environment — as would certain other characters. And same for Gibbs hitting him in the head. That would never fly in today's workplace.