CBS has officially pulled the plug on NCIS: Los Angeles. The Season 14 finale, airing May 14, will mark the end of the long-running procedural after 322 episodes.
The decision surprised many fans, especially after the show’s strong crossover with NCIS and NCIS: Hawai’i. While ratings declined modestly, the series remained a dependable performer.
With other franchises like CSI and Criminal Minds receiving revivals, fans are already wondering: is this really goodbye—or just goodbye for now?
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