NCIS New Orleans: Season 7 will be the drama s last ever series. (Image: CBS)
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Why has NCIS New Orleans been cancelled?
An official reason as to why NCIS New Orleans is being axed on CBS hasn t been given by the network.
According to Deadline, the drama receives an average of 7.06million viewers, with season to date reaching nearly 23million unique viewers and has been seen in more than 200 countries.
However, in comparison with NCIS and NCIS Los Angeles, NCIS NOLA is the lesser of the three in terms of ratings and off-network deals.
Another reason for its demise could be that two of its executive producers will be working on new show.
NCIS: New Orleans to End With Season 7 at CBS
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Variety has confirmed.
The season finale scheduled for May 16 will now serve as the series finale. At the time of its conclusion, the show will have aired 155 episodes.
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“It has been our sincere pleasure and honor to work on this show and with this incredible cast and crew for over 150 episodes,” said executive producers Christopher Silber and Jan Nash. “As disappointed as we are to see ‘NOLA’ end, we couldn’t be prouder of the work we’ve done and are grateful to the spectacular and resilient Crescent City that embraced us for seven wonderful years.”
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Hollywood Is (Finally) Beginning to Rewrite Its Script on Disability Inclusion (Guest Column)
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The entertainment community prides itself on taking the lead in advocating for social change; consider its threat to curtail film and television projects in Georgia due to their laws limiting women’s access to abortion. Racial, gender, ethnic and cultural diversity are now acknowledged as worthy ambitions for popular entertainment.
By contrast, when it comes to Hollywood’s portrayal of characters with disabilities, history has told anything but an uplifting and prosocial narrative. But the entertainment industry is beginning to write a new script on inclusion, a development that is strongly underscored by NBCUniversal’s recent acceptance of the Ruderman Family Foundation guidelines on opening auditions to actors with disabilities.