NCIS New Orleans Canceled: How the Cast Reacted to the Show Ending
On 5/22/21 at 1:00 PM EDT
NCIS spinoffs to start airing (until
NCIS: Hawaii starts this fall) and is the first to get canceled. The Sunday, May 23, episode of the CBS show (Season 7, Episode 16) is set to be the last one for the procedural, which finished shooting in March, a month after the show was announced to be ending. This means the cast and crew, led by Scott Bakula as Pride, have had plenty of time to get used to the idea of the series ending. Here s how the main cast has responded to the cancelation and to saying goodbye to the world of
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The metaphorical writing is on the wall for CBS long-running drama
NCIS: New Orleans, which will be closing out its Big Easy investigations when Season 7 is complete, with CBS having announced the cancellation in mid-February. Thankfully, the writers were apparently already setting up some big moments for Scott Bakula s Dwayne Pride before that news went public, and fans got to watch a big and meaningful reveal for his personal life: Pride is getting married!
NCIS: New Orleans made a perfect casting choice back in Season 3 when Scott Bakula s real-life wife Chelsea Field was added as U.S. Attorney Rita Deveraux. Rita, of course, became the key love interest for Dwayne Pride, and their relationship has been a cute one to witness, even if Rita s work causes her to do quite a bit of traveling. In fact, the latest episode revealed that she was offered a new job in Kansas City, but she shared with Pride later that she turned the gig down specifically to stick with him in