After more than a decade on the air, NCIS: Los Angeles is heading toward a finale that blends danger, family, and long-awaited personal moments. The two-part ending of Season 14 brings the series to a close after 322 episodes.
While the show’s conclusion was reportedly tied to budget considerations, the creative team was granted the opportunity to plan a thoughtful farewell. That foresight is reflected in a finale that emphasizes character resolution just as much as action.
The first episode centers on a search for a missing ATF agent, alongside an investigation into stolen high-powered weapons. Beyond the case, viewers will see Callen and Anna deep into wedding planning, Rountree facing family concerns, and Sam confronting unresolved issues with his father.
In the final hour, Callen and Anna choose to get married without delay — a moment designed to resonate emotionally while honoring the show’s long history. With Callen and Sam’s partnership ending on a strong note, the finale leaves the door open to a possible reunion down the line.