Curious World Staff
In an unexpected move, CBS announced the cancelation of the successful procedural show NCIS: Los Angeles in January 2023. While the network has been tight-lipped about the actual reasons for the decision, sources say financial constraints played a big factor.
The spin-off, known for staying true to the original NCIS while carving its own path, reportedly reached budget limits. In contrast, the flagship NCIS and the new spin-off, NCIS: Hawaii, continue to thrive.
Amy Reisenbach, President of CBS Entertainment, extended gratitude to the show’s actors and crew while promising a spectacular finale. Executive Producer R. Scott Gemmel promised viewers a good ending, which came in the show’s finale, when characters Callan and Anna married.
However, behind the scenes, Paramount Global, CBS Studios’ parent company, faced financial challenges. Layoffs in November 2022 affected nearly 30 people, particularly in business affairs, casting, production, and legal departments.
Despite the cancelation, the open-ended climax allows for future returns or spin-offs. The dynamic characters, like as Anna Kolcheck and Hetty Lange, could return, giving fans optimism for the future of the NCIS franchise.
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I hope ncis la will be back with the original team. They’re all good n fantastic
I don’t believe that’s the reason. THEY JUST wanted to put some dumb show on .IT was a.very good show. It’s going to be hard to fill their shoes..