The NCIS: Los Angeles cast has been leaving messages for the fans after the big announcement on Friday.
Many fans now know that Season 14 is the end of the line, with NCIS: Los Angeles coming to a close.
Even though it seemed like the show was starting to wind down, the official revelation was still quite shocking.
The really good news is that there is a lot of lead time until the series finale, giving the cast and crew a chance to end the show with some great episodes.
Too often, television shows are canceled after filming has been completed for a specific season, robbing viewers of any real closure.
With NCIS: LA, though, the writers will be able to wrap up every storyline that needs resolution.
NCIS: Los Angeles cast reacts to show ending
Caleb Castille, who plays Agent Devin Rountree on the show, was one of the first people to write about his time on the show.
“Incredibly sad about the news that @NCISLA won’t be coming back to give you guys another season but man what an amazing accomplishment…14 seasons! S/o to the best fans & crew in the world! I’m eternally grateful for the opportunity,” Caleb posted on Twitter.
LL Cool J, who played Agent Sam Hanna on the show for 14 years, provided a bit more insight with his post. He noted that the success of the NCIS crossover event was a great way for the show to end on top.
More notes from the NCIS: Los Angeles cast
“What a spectacular journey we all shared,” Eric Christian Olsen (Marty Deeks) wrote on Instagram as the caption to an iconic photo of his character.
Actress Daniela Ruah, who plays Agent Kensi Blye on the NCIS: LA cast, shared an extensive message on her Instagram page.
“So many feelings to process and too many words to say. I will save them for a later date,” Daniela wrote, in part, as she also expressed her gratitude for being on the show for so long.
NCIS: LA is not done yet
Even though the show is coming to an end this spring, there are still a lot of new episodes for NCIS: Los Angeles to debut in Season 14.
Recently, it was also announced that a veteran actress is joining NCIS: LA, and she will be playing the ex-wife of Admiral Kilbride. She should be a fun addition to the show during its final season.
NCIS: Los Angeles airs Sundays at 10/9c on CBS.
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So sad that one of my favorite NCIS’s is being canceled I guess I will be stuck watching reruns been an NCIS fan since 2006 and NCIS LA since it started I just don’t get it why end something that was so good!
I guess you all don’t know the tears the fans are dropping..we are heartbroken to lose a favorite show and a awesome bunch of Actors…wishing you all the best thru my tears..what will we do without NCIS-LA ?
Will Hetty come back to finish the show and leave some closure to her part ?
Such a shame they are ending this series of a great show and cast my husband &i record the show so we can fast forward the commercials. We do miss Heddy very much though ,please find a way to not end OurNCIS LA
I’m so sad to hear this. I loved this show. Thank goodness for reruns
Nooooo! You have already taken NCIS NEW ORLEANS, Mark Harmon left NCIS and now this!!! NO NO NO!!
I don’t understand why they don’t put it on at a better time/day. So many interruptions causing late or no NCIS LA. Frustrating. This is such an incredible show and the only one I love along with the cast. They are so uniquely special. So very sad to see it end. So much more to be revealed. Watching other shows in its place three hours in a row makes me feel something is amiss. I do hope this decision will be revisited with a more possible option.