NCIS: Bad news for one of the police franchise series

The surprise ending applause for NCIS: Hawaii. According to The Hollywood ReporterAfter three seasons and fifty-four episodes, NCIS: Special Investigations (the 21st season of which can be seen from May 11 on M6) will end in a few days in the United States, and the channel has been decided by CBS. about its cancellation within the franchise, which remains a staple of the channel’s fiction. It was the “NCIS” show that had the shortest broadcast.

The third NCIS series has been cancelled

Despite a pretty solid audience (around 10 million consolidated viewers per episode), despite LL Cool J (who reprized his character from NCIS: Los Angeles) at the beginning of season 3, despite Vanessa Lachey’s guest appearance on NCIS. A few days before the 1000th episode of the franchise, the Hawaii office will close on May 6.

NCIS: Hawaii The third spin-off canceled by the channel since then NCIS: Los Angeles (2009 – 2023) and NCIS: New Orleans (2014 – 2021). Another project, NCIS: Red, was also canceled in May 2013 after airing a two-part pilot. Vanessa Lachi and her partners have not yet responded to this information on social networks.

Prospective new projects

Fans can still rest assured that the NCIS franchise still has a bright future with the continuation of the “mother series.” NCIS for the twenty-second season (after the finale, which could threaten one of the main characters) and NCIS: Sydney in season 2, but also the development of new stories.

NCIS: Origins tells the story of Gibbs’ youth (starring Austin Stowell and Mark Harmon), while NCIS: Europe will reunite Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly) and Ziva David (Cote de Pablo). Therefore, there is still a lot of research to be done and, above all, to find the (highly) appreciated characters.

In this regard, the logic of “The Offices” can completely allow Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachey) to invite himself into some new series, as he did on NCIS recently, or as LL Cool J did right by joining the Hawaiian team.