When do abby and mcgee get together

They went on dates at poetry nights, slept and did other things in Abby's coffin bed, and found reasons to spend time together at work much to their boss's irritation.

The two were so in sync that they could type on one keyboard at the same time, and Abby even shared her beloved Caf-Pow energy drink with McGee. Even though Sciuto was always more casual about the fling than McGee, fans saw the relationship as a staple of the show. Which is why season 2 felt like going through a breakup. There were still flirtatious moments and occasional hints that Abby and McGee were hooking up, not to mention harboring jealousy towards other romantic interests and showcasing a strong sense of protectiveness.

But gradually, the relationship became less sexy and more like brother and sister. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info. Unlike many of the characters in the CBS drama, Abby didn't have much of a love life in the show. However, it could have been a very different story if things worked out between herself and one of the team's key agents.

Once they'd solved the case, the two hashed out their issues. McGee may have been a little protective and concerned for Delilah's safety, but the couple kissed and made up. Moving in with a significant other can be tough, especially if each person has a slightly different idea of where things should go and whose stuff should be tossed to the curb. When McGee and Delilah signed a new lease together, they learned that compromise isn't always that easy.

A seemingly harmless inquiry about the move from Bishop sparked a cute exchange between McGee and Delilah that ended in the duo speaking in their secret, modified version of binary code.

Oh, young love! McGee and Delilah spent their first Valentine's Day together as a live-in couple. Face it, DiNozzo and Gibbs may not have been much help! Thanks to a clever idea from Bishop, McGee decided to write a romantic poem that was sure to make Delilah's heart flutter. McGee violated Delilah's dinner table rules. The dinner table rules in the McGee-Fielding household are simple: You are only allowed to talk about work for an allocated amount of time during what is called the "dinner download.

Abby sends McGee to get band-aids and acetone to get the pair unstuck. It is revealed that McGee was the only one from the team that went to Abby's birthday party with her friends. While Abby is pulling slugs out of a sedan she teases McGee, who is standing behind her, to quit staring at her butt. She then drops the playful teasing and looks disturbed when she realizes how close McGee came to dying, noting that if the terrorist didn't shoot at him and make him move, Ari's shot would have killed him.

McGee is sad that Abby finds it sweet that McGee wants to protect her, but doesn't realize that he would have done it with or without Gibbs' orders.

McGee spends the whole episode assigned as Abby's protection. At the end of the episode, while walking single-file to put roses on Kate's casket, Abby is behind McGee; suggesting they sat next to each other during the funeral. Abby is in her lab and McGee is ignoring her. In an attempt to get his attention, Abby jokes about having twins and Gibbs being the father, though he keeps ignoring her until she complains to Tony who slaps McGee and tells him to stop ignoring Abby because she is sensitive.

McGee apologizes, Abby smiles at him and they get into a lengthy conversation while geek-speaking. Abby tells McGee she is impressed by him and his computer skills. Probie is the first episode in which McGee kills a person, leaving him visibly distressed. Abby goes to great lengths to relieve that distress, such as setting up an aromatherapy room for him, to his disgust. Throughout the episode, Abby is the only one that succeeds in calming McGee in any way. Abby is bummed out that Gibbs forgot about her birthday, an event he usually remembers.

She tries discussing it with McGee, however, the two end up having two different conversations. Abby thanks McGee for caring about her feelings and likes that McGee got all worked up for her even though he was talking about the unsub.

Abby hugs him and McGee returns the hug before Gibbs enters and asks if they are done playing grab-ass or if he needs to send McGee to a weather station in the Arctic. While in Abby's lab, Abby smells almonds which is a precursor to Cyanide Gas. McGee is quick to literally drag Abby out of the lab and hit the emergency switch.

He orders her not to open the door for anyone, yet Abby does and her stalker chases her through the apartment. When McGee returns to find Abby locked in the bathroom, he is disappointed he couldn't protect her and Abby spends the next night at Gibbs' house.

Abby is excited about losing her crime scene virginity. While in her lab Abby and McGee discuss footwear; while Abby says that there is no excuse for poor footwear, McGee responds that she wears platforms. Abby stands next to McGee near his desk while the team waits for news on Gibbs.

The director tells the team Gibbs is awake and Abby gets excited and hugs McGee, who smiles and returns the hug. When it is revealed that Gibbs lost his memory, McGee helps Abby to the restroom away from the others during which they have a conversation about what they would have been like 15 years ago.

Later, after Gibbs' memory returns, McGee is on the phone with Abby reassuring her that Gibbs does remember her.