Caitlin "Kate" Todd was a former Secret Service Agent who was originally assigned to the USS Presidential Protective Detail on board Air Force One. However, following the events of Yankee White (episode), she resigned from the Secret Service for good after it was revealed that she had been in a relationship with a Marine Major who was later murdered.
After resigning from the Secret Service, she almost immediately joined NCIS before being assigned as a Junior Agent to the NCIS Major Case Response Team, becoming the third member of the team and Anthony DiNozzo Junior's second partner.
Kate's position on the team which was left vacant after her murder was later taken over by Ari's control officer and half-sister and later NCIS Special Agent Ziva David and then following Ziva's departure nine years later by NSA agent Eleanor Bishop, who subsequently became an NCIS Probationary Agent and later an official NCIS Special Agent before Bishop resigned from the team in May 2021 with the newest member being NCIS Special Agent Jessica Knight.
Biography
Pre-Series
Caitlin was born in Indiana of an unnamed couple, and raised in Indianapolis. She was the youngest of five children, including three brothers, whom she referred to as "practically psychotic", and an elder sister Rachel Cranston who introduced in "A Man Walks Into a Bar...", and was Catholic. She also mentioned having a cousin named Maureen Ingalls. She seems to enjoy small towns and nature.
After finishing high school, Kate then spent 1 year in law school, but dropped out, presumably due to the fact that she found the work daunting. She felt like she had spent "10 years in prison".
In 1994 during her junior year at University of Southern California[2] she won a wet T-shirt contest during her Spring Break vacation in Panama City Beach, Florida. Years later Tony DiNozzo used a photograph of this as a source of amusement and possible blackmail in "Conspiracy Theory".
Some time after graduation from USC (probably with with forensic psychology/criminal psychology degree), FLETC and JJRTC, she joined the United States Secret Service, and was eventually assigned to the President's security detail aboard Air Force One.
Viewing her job as very demanding, she didn't have the time to meet someone outside of work, and started a romantic relationship with the Marine assigned as carrier of the presidential "Nuclear Football", Timothy Kerry, thereby breaking the Secret Service's rules which prohibit relationships between colleagues.
NCIS Season 1
She appears in every episode of the season and becomes a new team member in the pilot episode.
Kate first encounters Gibbs' team as a United States Secret Service special agent assigned to the Presidential Protection Detail on Air Force One. During "Yankee White", Kate resigns from the Secret Service before her superiors fire her for disobeying the fraternization rules; NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs recruits Todd almost immediately and assigns her to his team, pairing her with Anthony DiNozzo.
She quickly becomes a key member of the Gibbs-led Major Case Response Team (MCRT) based at the NCIS headquarters in Washington, D.C.. Todd became the team's dedicated profiler and created psychological profiles on the suspects being investigated.
She was first taken aback by NCIS' apparent disregard for the rules and protested at times, yet she came to find herself ignoring guidelines in order to obtain key information.
In the episode "A Weak Link", for example, she suggests they hack into a classified database. Todd's other skills include counterfeit bill analysis and protection detail, which she acquired during her time as a USSS Agent.
NCIS Season 2
She died in the last few moments in the season finale.
Todd was assassinated during the season two episode "Twilight", after she and the team had successfully cleared a warehouse housing a known terrorist cell. After being officially relieved of the protection detail she had been assigned by Tom Morrow, Kate is shot in the head by sniper and Mossad double-agent Ari Haswari.
NCIS Season 3
She appears in the first two episode of season three as a ghost to the other team members who talk to her and come to terms with her death. She is also shown as a dead body in autopsy.
In "Kill Ari", it is revealed that he targeted and killed Kate merely because he wanted to cause Gibbs pain (even using a Bravo 51 nicknamed "Kate"). During an imagined discussion with Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard in the morgue, Todd, who had been shot dead in the previous episode, explained that she had not been able to kill Ari because she had looked into his eyes and that there had been something kind in them. She also expressed regret at not killing Ari when she had the chance because she did not deserve to die. Seeking vengeance, Gibbs began a manhunt for Ari, who is eventually shot by his own half-sister, Mossad officer Ziva David. Kate's funeral is held in Indiana during "Kill Ari (Part II)". She is laid to rest with civilian honors, after she is posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the behest of Gibbs and Director Jennifer Shepherd.
Legacy
Kate's tragic murder had a huge impact on her NCIS colleagues and friends as it left the NCIS Major Case Response Team greatly devastated due to the fact that her death had been completely unexpected with everyone having originally believed that Ari had intended to kill Gibbs, not Kate.
Like his colleagues, Tony was devastated by Kate's death and was left stunned at it, having been the closest to her when she had been shot dead which also meant that Tony had been splashed with blood from the impact with the blood covering the right side of his face. This later caused Tony to "grow up" in a sense and although Tony remained the same, he later developed a strong, almost fierce need to protect his NCIS colleagues from harm, presumably for the sake of ensuring that they would not suffer the same fate Kate had.
Kate's death had a far greater impact on Gibbs than any of his other NCIS colleagues as he grew to despise Ari for murdering Kate and became hellbent on avenging Kate's murder to the point of fixation, resolving to get revenge despite all the other federal agencies believing that Ari was not the sniper responsible for Kate's death. Despite the government red tape and warnings to back off, Gibbs continued to carry on in his quest for revenge, even going as far to ignore pleas from his NCIS colleagues including Ducky to stop as Gibbs swore to kill Ari, even if it meant dying in the process.
Overall, Kate died a loyal, devoted and dedicated NCIS Special Agent, willing to fight for her country and stop any threats whatsoever. She also left a strong and lasting impression on her NCIS colleagues despite Kate's career as an NCIS Special Agent lasting for only a year and a half. Her NCIS colleagues tend to remember her with fondness and her memory has also survived on in their hearts and minds.
In "Mind Games" (S0303), DiNozzo tells McGee to ask Todd whether they have knee pads or not before recalling she is dead, while suspect Kyle Boone uses Todd's death in an attempt to intimidate Gibbs. In "Probie" (S03E10), McGee states that unlike Todd, he had no previous law enforcement experience before enlisting as a NCIS Special Agent.
In "Bait" (S03E18) a teenage student held his classmates hostage inside a classroom by threatening them with a bomb strapped to his chest. Gibbs and his team arrived on scene but were unable to get audio and video of the situation inside the classroom. Gibbs put himself in danger by offering himself as a hostage. While DiNozzo took charge of the team, the boy demanded that his mother be brought to the classroom by sunset, but the team discovered that she had been dead for a year. DiNozzo let Gibbs know by saying to the student that Special Agent Caitlin Todd was looking for his mother. A marine asked how Gibbs would know that the boy's mother was deceased. DiNozzo replied, "Special Agent Todd is dead."
In "Hiatus, Part II" (S03E24) When Gibbs loses his memory Ziva reminds Gibbs of Todd's murder and of Ziva killing Ari before taking Gibbs' hand and using it to slap herself on the back of the head.
During season four, Gibbs accidentally called Ziva "Kate" after returning to NCIS following his temporary retirement. Todd is also mentioned briefly by Dr. Mallard in "Aliyah" (S06E25). During "Truth or Consequences" (S07E01), Tony states that the third member of team Gibbs is deceased, and for the past four years that position has been filled by Ziva David. In "Patriot Down" (S07E23), following the murder of SSA Lara Macy, Tony inquires as to who killed "another female NCIS agent", referencing Kate's passing.
Kate's sister, Dr Rachel Cranston, was introduced during "A Man Walks Into a Bar..." (S08E14), in which she was conducting mandatory psychological evaluation of the MCRT. Flashbacks of archive footage, alternate takes and deleted scenes including one from the Season 2 episode, "An Eye for an Eye", are used for illustrating the memories of Gibbs, DiNozzo, Sciuto, Dr. Mallard, McGee and Rachel as they remember their deceased friend and sister. A scene where Rachel sleeps behind Todd's former desk mirrors a similar scene with Todd in "Twilight". At the episode's conclusion, Rachel tearfully mentions that the team have been "better than [Rachel] at letting go", revealing her need for closure. Gibbs then takes her to his basement, showing Rachel where Ziva killed Ari, helping her to find closure.Sasha Alexander recorded voice clips for this episode. Later, in "Nature of the Beast" (S09E01) several references to Kate are made, whilst Rachel Cranston is referred to as "Doctor Kate's sister".
During "Life Before His Eyes" (S09E14), an alternate-universe version of Kate is shown in which she was never killed by Ari, is still an NCIS agent, and is married to DiNozzo with a baby girl named Kelly. Her desk is adorned with photographs of her and her husband, whilst her survival means Ziva is still a foreign national. In "Psych Out" (S09E16), Kate is mentioned when her sister returns to NCIS, and in "You Better Watch Out" (S10E10), it is revealed Tony named his goldfish after Kate. The goldfish is featured prominently until season thirteen's "Family First", and plays a significant role in "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" (S11E01), when DiNozzo has a conversation with Kate regarding Ziva's absence.
In "Gut Check" (S11E09), Abby states that Bishop is an excellent artist, but she's not "Kate good." She later tells Bishop the story of Kate's death in order to prepare her for the news of the death of her own partner. In "House Rules" (S12E10), when McGee is explaining Gibbs' rules, scenes featuring Kate were prominent, and in "Check" (S12E11), Diane Sterling is assassinated in a manner that mirrors Kate's death in order to cause Gibbs significant pain. Kate's "ghost" overlooks Dorneget's funeral procession alongside Shepard, Cassidy, Pacci, Franks, and Dorneget himself in "The Lost Boys" (S12E23). During "Scope" (S13E18), a caricature of McGee drawn by Kate is featured, while when Kate's partner DiNozzo resigns from NCIS in "Family First" (S13E24), a photograph of the two of them is seen among his personal possessions. Kate's Agency ID Photograph and her badge are shown on a memorial wall as Gibbs mourns Ziva.
Occupation
Prior to joining NCIS, Kate was a Secret Service Agent assigned to the Presidential Protection Detail on Air Force One where she worked under William Baer with her codename being "Rosefern" and as such, she was one of the many agents charged with protecting the President of the United States.
However, in September 2003, after the events of Yankee White (episode), Kate resigned from the Secret Service for good due to the fact that she'd slept with a deceased co-worker.
Mere seconds after her resignation, NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs hired her and assigned her to his team where Kate became DiNozzo's new partner and also the newest member of the team while also bypassing the rank of NCIS Probationary Agent as she reached the rank of Junior NCIS Special Agent instead.
Upon Timothy McGee joining the team and becoming the new Junior Special Agent, Kate became a Special Agent, a position she kept up until her death in the Season 2 finale episode, "Twilight".
Personality
Kate usually had a very "no nonsense" type of personality coupled with deep beliefs formed from her Catholic upbringing which came with occasional blind spots in her thinking. Kate was usually seen wanting to get to business right away and only joking around if an opportunity presented itself, usually mocking Tony. Because she wasn't very familiar with the way the military handled things involving possible murder, she appeared out of her element at times like on board submarines, carriers or when confronted with rules regarding gender, but this changed as she grew in her role. She was often ruled by her emotions during some cases; becoming frustrated or surprised when something she sees as "obvious" or "not right" isn't seen the same by others.
She was proud, often boasting and reminding colleagues that she was handpicked to protect the president in her Secret Service years.
She often called out Tony on his womanizing nature, almost immediately deeming his ways and suggestions to be damning, but at times saw that his ways helped out in certain ways. She is also occaintionally flirt with Tony, but mostly just to make fun of him. She is very concerned with working out, staying in shape and eating healthy.
Kate was a devoted Catholic, but her religious beliefs sometimes hindered an investigation, such as in The Immortals when she right away wanted to believe a sailor didn't commit suicide because he too was Catholic and suicide is one of the greatest sins in the religion. Despite her religious beliefs, Kate sometimes strayed from some of the stricter rules, such as refraining from pre-marital sex.
She was usually swayed by the hardships and situations many wives or families were going through, especially if they were missing out on some of their benefits due to the questionable nature of a death. During times like this, she often questioned why the military branches involved couldn't just grant the benefits so the spouse or family wouldn't have to struggle until things were cleared up.
Physical Appearance
Kate was a short, fit woman in her 30s with shoulder-length brown- later black hair and brown eyes.
In her debut appearance, she wore a suit composed of a black jacket, black trousers and heels with first a pearl necklace and later a choker of some sort which presumably served as a uniform that she had as part of her job as a Secret Service agent assigned to the Presidential Protection detail on Air Force One.
When she first joined NCIS and throughout the first year, Kate had her hair brown with a fringe sometimes with it partially tied up.
In her first appearance as an NCIS Special Agent, she wore a brown colored jacket and skirt with a red blouse underneath as well as heels.
In the field or in the office, Kate often wore t-shirts, skirts, trousers and jeans. She donned a choker of some sort in the first year of her employment at NCIS before she stopped wearing it midway through the first season.
In Season 2, Kate's hair was dyed darker no longer with a fringe, preferring to keep it straight, sometimes in a ponytail.
In the second half of Season 2, Kate started wearing silver necklaces.
In the field, Kate often wore the standard NCIS coat and cap with her hair firmly tied up underneath at crime scenes as standard protocol.
Kate also carried a holster with her SIG-Sauer, badge and wore both on the right side of her body- the holster wrapped around her right hip.
She also carried a Smith & Wesson Model 60 as her back-up weapon.
In addition, Kate also wore a silver watch.
Abilities
Originally an agent with the Secret Service, Kate was given the assignment of guarding the President of the United States from any and all potential threats. As a Secret Service agent, she was accomplished in the use of multiple firearms and in martial arts, the later being implied by her in a sparring session with Mcgee.
She often helped her colleagues and was also skilled in composing psychological profiles of possible suspects while even displaying the skill of being able to determine which dollar was real or fake, suggesting she had been received training in money laundering.
Later, as an NCIS Special Agent, Kate was trained to process crime scenes, interrogate suspects and as such, became an asset to the NCIS team.
Psychological Profiling
Kate's primary talent was to compose profiles of suspects that her colleagues at the Secret Service and NCIS would after.
She could determine the possible M.O. of the suspect and even give a potential physical description of the suspect as well as a psychological mindset into the suspect.
Firearms
As a Secret Service agent, Kate was trained to use firearms. After becoming an NCIS Special Agent, Kate kept training to use firearms and as a federal officer, was trained to lethally or non-lethally incapacitate or kill a suspect that was either endangering her life or the lives of herself and her colleagues.
Interrogation
Although not on a level like Gibbs, Kate was a capable interrogator.
Relationships
Family
Leroy Jethro Gibbs
Although they conflicted heavily upon their first meeting in "Yankee White", Todd had a great relationship with Gibbs. Gibbs immediately saw her potential as a special agent and hired her right after she resigned from the Secret Service. Despite difficult beginnings during which Todd resented Gibbs' harshness, she had a lot of respect for Gibbs and worked well with him. He was her mentor and believed that she was a great agent; in "Sub Rosa", Gibbs brought Todd with him aboard a U.S. Navy Los Angeles-class attack submarine even though women are considered "problematic" aboard submarines; in order to bring Todd with him, Gibbs didn't hesitate to argue with Norfolk's sub squadron commander. Keeping with his tendency to know "everything about everyone", Gibbs knew what the tattoo Todd had on her back represented and was apparently the first to identify Dr. Rachel Cranston as Todd's sister in "A Man Walks Into a Bar...".
Confronted with Todd's death, a shocked and vengeful Gibbs found himself overwhelmed with guilt and, like the rest of the protagonists, began having visions of her. His first visions of Todd blamed him for her death and angrily demanded to know why she was killed instead of him, even suggesting that Gibbs should commit suicide. After he avenged her death by having Ari killed, however, he had another vision of her at her funeral in which she seemed to have forgiven him, smiling and jokingly telling him "You're late for my funeral, Gibbs".
Tony DiNozzo
Todd's relationship with her co-worker Tony DiNozzo could be referred to as a love-hate relationship as they had arguments usually in various levels of maturity. The two constantly competed, both during training and investigations. Todd was often critical of DiNozzo's behavior, especially concerning his attitude towards women and his disrespect for personal boundaries; indeed, DiNozzo routinely went through Todd's purse, cellphone, PDA and desktop computer, uncovering personal information such as her dates' identities. In one episode, DiNozzo snuck unbeknownst to her into the bathroom while she was having a shower in order to brush his teeth, which infuriated her when she noticed him; however, it was not uncommon for DiNozzo to be teased and taunted by Todd,especially after DiNozzo kissed a female suspect who was, unbeknownst to him, transgender; their bickering got so bad in the episode "Pop Life" that they sought counseling from Dr. Mallard. Despite her dislike of Tony's habit of trespassing her privacy, they get along at work, with Tony frequently explaining military slang to her. They also "gang up" against McGee when he first joined the team by letting him do some of the more mundane jobs. In the Season 2 episode "Forced Entry" they tricked McGee into drinking Gibbs' coffee, which is a well-known taboo.
On many occasions, DiNozzo was shown being considerate, kind, and even borderline romantic to Todd. He bought her flowers as a peace offering after annoying her in the episode "Vanished". He showed concern for her several times, including at the end of episodes "Left For Dead", when she realized she had been played by a victim, and "Bête Noire", when she was held hostage by Ari. In the episode "The Bone Yard", DiNozzo was almost possessive of Todd when McGee posed the idea of pretending to be Todd's lover to get into a paternity clinic to photograph evidence for Sciuto, saying he would do it instead of McGee; later in the same episode, he told Todd he thought they made a good couple, to which she replied "Maybe for The Jerry Springer Show". In the episode "Black Water", he went close to jealousy when Todd accepted a date offered by the victim's brother. During the events of "My Other Left Foot", DiNozzo was obsessed by the idea of Todd having a tattoo and asked to know where during the whole episode. In extras seen on the Season 2 DVD Box Set, the producers stated it was intended for there to be a relationship between these two characters. When DiNozzo was posing as a criminal in "Chained", Todd showed much concern for his safety. In the episode "SWAK", after Todd was found to be uninfected, she continued to stay with DiNozzo, lying to him about her condition even though she knew that the risk of infection was still imminent. As he was apparently about to die, Todd was devastated and started crying; DiNozzo eventually survived, much to her relief.
Standing with Gibbs and Todd when she was killed, DiNozzo was especially shocked and her death would have a serious impact on him, which along with other events made him "grow up" during the following seasons. As shown in the episodes "Kill Ari" Part I & Part II, DiNozzo struggled with sorrow, culminating in a scene in which he and McGee mourn over Todd's dead body in Dr. Mallard's autopsy room. He finally came to terms with her death after her funeral.
After Todd's death, like the other characters, DiNozzo also had a vision of her postmortem. Typical to DiNozzo's chauvinistic personality, Todd appeared in the Catholic schoolgirl uniform that he had been asking about in the episode "Bikini Wax". After telling him that she always knew what he was thinking, she realized that she was wearing the uniform and quickly berated him, saying "Tony, I just died, and you're having a sexual fantasy?" to which he replied, "Can't help it. Sometimes I used to picture you naked" and she responded by screaming in shock seconds before Ziva David was introduced for the first time. This "sexual fantasy" was portrayed after DiNozzo offered to go back out in the pouring rain and find the bullet that killed Todd and became upset when McGee improved the answer he had told to Gibbs.
In the Season 8 episode "A Man Walks Into a Bar...", Todd's sister Rachel suggests to DiNozzo that Todd was "hard on [him] because she knew what [he] was really capable of".
In the 200th episode, "Life Before His Eyes", one of several alternate reality scenarios featured Kate surviving, marrying DiNozzo, and having a child with him.
Abby Sciuto
With Abby, Todd got along very well pretty fast, ultimately becoming close friends. They would often make plans together, such as spending the weekend together at a spa. Also, as seen during "A Weak Link", Abby was seen talking to Kate and asking for advice about her relationship with McGee after he had confessed to Abby that he liked her, leaving her unsure of how to respond to the comment. In the episode "Marine Down", it was revealed that Todd had drawn several caricatures of her teammates, including one of Sciuto as a vampire bat. Todd started to apologize, saying that there was nothing mean in the drawing, only to be interrupted by an overjoyed Sciuto who asked if she could hang it up on her lab's wall.
When Kate died, Abby used the drawing as a reminder about her best friend Kate. She would later stare at it while crying in the aftermath of Todd's death in "Kill Ari (Part I)". Naturally, she was one of the most deeply affected by Todd's death, but regained composure after being cheered up by a post-mortem, goth vision of Todd. She later played a jazz music record at Todd's funeral, as part of her own New Orleans heritage. Nevertheless, she remained affected long after the funeral, and was initially at odds with the newly recruited Ziva David, both because she took Todd's place and because of her affiliation with Todd's murderer []Ari Hushwari]]. Some time later, however, they mended fences, becoming best friends.
Donald "Ducky" Mallard
In "Yankee White", Dr. Mallard was the first NCIS member who got along with Todd. The two liked each other very much and genuinely cared for each other, as seen in several episodes including "Reveille" and "Meat Puzzle". In the latter, Gibbs assigned Todd as Mallard's protection detail when his life was threatened by a criminal.As he does with other team members, Ducky would usually call Todd by her full name, Caitlin just like her future murderer, Ari Hashwari did.
Todd's death was a severe blow to Mallard, who wouldn't let anyone else perform the autopsy on her dead body. Before he started, however, he had a vision of the body speaking to him, declaring she felt she didn't deserve to die. In the Season 8 episode "A Man Walks Into a Bar...", Mallard has a flashback to this vision while speaking to Dr. Rachel Cranston.
Tim McGee
When McGee was introduced in "Sub Rosa", Todd protested at DiNozzo's apparent abuse of authority when he ordered McGee to stay on a crime scene until someone else can come to relieve him. Todd and McGee were partnered for a very short time during the episode "UnSEALed", during which he came to her help when she was tied up by a former Navy SEAL.
Throughout Season 2, DiNozzo and Todd would sometimes gang up on McGee to tease him, but Todd generally disapproved of DiNozzo's pranks and hazing of McGee. After the murder of a witness under McGee's watch, Todd was the first to try to comfort him. After Todd's death, like the grief-stricken rest of the team, McGee had to cope with the loss of a friend, and like DiNozzo would fantasize about her. Later, McGee is shown mourning with DiNozzo over Todd's dead body.
Trivia
- Tony DiNozzo named one of his fish after her.
- Kate's death was mimicked in the episode Check. This led to Diane Sterling's death by Sergei Mishnev.
- She and her predecessor, Vivian Blackadder are the only two members of the D.C. Team who do not know anything about Gibbs's first family due to the fact that by the time that the NCIS Season 3 finale 2-part episode, “Hiatus” had aired, Vivian had long since left the team and Kate had been killed in the Season 2 finale, “Twilight” although her guesses about Gibbs being married four times were later proven to be correct.
Appearances
For a more detailed list, see Caitlin Todd/List of Appearances.
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- ↑ In episode “Minimum Security” she wears USC Trojans jersey
- ↑ In episode “Minimum Security” she wears USC Trojans jersey