6.9
/10
Agah Bayar is a fictional character portrayed by Tamer Hassan in the TV series NCIS.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Broken Arrow (season 8), they were 42 years old.
They appear in 4 episodes out of a total of 467 aired so far

Agah Bayar

by Tamer Hassan

character

Episodes4

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    Broken Arrow

    episode S8.E7 november 2010
    An admiral finds the body of a long-time friend; Gibbs and company investigate. Tony and Ziva pick up Tony's father, who appears to have become connected with the victim. Sr. does a favor, and Ziva accompanies him. The gang figure it out.
  • 7.7
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    Kill Screen

    episode S8.E16 february 2011
    A Metro cop in Washington, DC, finds a set of severed fingertips which prove to be those of a Marine corporal; Gibbs and company investigate; McGee finds the corresponding body in the local morgue; Ducky concludes that the corporal was a victim of stretching to death on a rack. McGee and Ziva meet Max, who used a credit card of the dead Marine; excitement occurs while McGee interviews her; Tony and Ziva meet and interview another interesting chick; McGee pursues with Max. Gibbs asks whether the corporal died because Max, a former girlfriend, made a record score on a video game. Ziva gets a lead on a major game programmer, but he has disappeared; Gibbs meets an arms dealer. Tony and McGee find the body of the missing programmer, with mutilations identical to those on the Marine. Gibbs and McGee get a confession, then the gang search for a particular computer; McGee guides Gibbs, who finds it and announces "game over". Tony makes a date for McGoo.
  • 7.5
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    Need to Know

    episode S9.E17 february 2012
    When Gibbs meets with a Navy chief petty officer and his attorney (to make a deal), the CPO collapses and dies; while the gang investigate, they find a connection to an illicit arms dealer. The team figure it out, and everything works out.
  • 8.6
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    The Lost Boys

    episode S12.E23 may 2015
    The NCIS cyber case turns into a united global effort after evidence confirms "The Calling," an international terrorist group that recruits children through the Internet, has been purchasing German S-mines off the black market.