The timing is right to be a “NCIS” fan. All other current “NCIS” series, including the original entry, are still in production, despite the long-running spin-off “NCIS: New Orleans” ending its run in 2021. In fact, CBS extended all of them for a second season in March 2022.
While “NCIS” is ready to begin its historic 20th season, “NCIS: Hawai’i” will succeed as a multi-season vehicle beginning with its second episode. The most impressive development, though, may be the announcement that “NCIS: Los Angeles,” the first “NCIS” spin-off to air, will continue on for a 14th season.
Devoted “NCIS: Los Angeles” viewers probably can’t wait to learn more about Season 14 in terms of the stories they can anticipate, the characters they’ll see return, and whether or not Season 14 will indeed be the series’ final episode. Despite the fact that it has only been a short while after the renewal was announced, some information has already surfaced regarding the show’s upcoming season.
Date of the 14th season of NCIS: Los Angeles confirmed
This NCIS spin-off is on the list of CBS’s confirmed premiere dates for the upcoming season. However, it won’t be debuting at the same time as the other two shows. We must instead wait until October.
The final fall program to air on the network is NCIS: LA. We must hold off until Sunday, October 9.
Count on a Beloved Figure Making a Comeback
There haven’t been any departures from the primary cast of “NCIS: Los Angeles” announced as of Season 14; in fact, the opposite is probably true. After a multi-season absence and infrequent guest appearances partly because of health issues following the COVID-19 epidemic, series veteran Linda Hunt’s adored character Agent Hetty Lange appears likely to return to the programme.
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According to the timeline of the show, Lange has been serving a mission overseas in Syria, keeping her away from her home base of Los Angeles. Executive producer R. Scott Gemmill said in an interview with TV Insider that a significant Season 14 plotline will involve the core cast saving Lange from peril. So, Gemmill said, “Our people figuring out where she is, what happened, and possibly having to go in and take her out of the fire will be part of next season.”
The history of the show suggests that Lange’s comeback will almost certainly result in a lot of hot conflict among the gang. But seeing one would still be a treat for the series’ diehard followers.
There Will Be More on Certain Significant Storylines
It’s not just Hetty Lange’s likely return from her special assignment that appears to be heading for a resolution in Season 14. According to R. Scott Gemmill of TV Insider, the drama intends to resolve the conflict between Special Agent Kensi Blye (Daniela Ruah) and David Kessler (Frank Military), a sociopath who is now at large but is morbidly infatuated with her. Kessler has consistently harassed Blye since his arrival in Season 12, and now that she and Special Agent Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen) are parents, the stakes on a human level are higher than ever.
Gemmill made a joke about the plot, saying, “I think for sure, we’ll put that one to bed because nobody wants to live with that over their shoulders for the rest of their lives.”
Gemmill affirmed that Lange’s return would not necessarily imply that viewers would see less of Admiral Hollace Killbride (Gerald McRaney), who assumed the position of director of special operations in Season 13. Admiral Hollace Killbride was played by Gerald McRaney. In the interview, Gemmill added, “I battled so hard for so long to have Gerald on the show that I’m not going to get rid of him anytime soon.
Why These Ncis Actors Really Left
They probably had no idea this spin-off of their JAG series would become the television phenomenon it has become when CBS first broadcast NCIS back in 2003. Even after all these years, the show is still going strong and has consistently ranked as the second most watched drama on the network.
What do we mean when we say “a long time”? NCIS was, according to a 2018 report from Deadline, “the most-watched drama in the world for three of the last four years.” So yeah, everyone on Earth enjoys this show.
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There will undoubtedly be cast changes in any show that has been on television for close to 20 years. After all, plots change, actors grow weary, and there are, of course, always personality clashes. Even a programme with as high a rating as NCIS can have actors quit for a variety of reasons.
On the show and its two spinoffs, NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: New Orleans, however, not all cast changes are as simple as you might imagine. Here are the actual causes behind these actors’ departures from the NCIS universe, ranging from personal choices to conflict behind the scenes.
