NCIS: Los Angeles will conclude its 14-season run with a two-part finale that blends action-packed storytelling with emotional closure. After 322 episodes, the CBS series exits as one of the network’s longest-running scripted dramas.
The first half of the finale focuses on a missing ATF agent and stolen military weapons, while continuing personal arcs for Callen, Anna, Sam, and Rountree. These storylines keep the show grounded in both danger and character-driven drama.
In the final episode, Callen and Anna choose an impromptu wedding, giving the series a celebratory sendoff. With CBS having revived shows like CSI and Criminal Minds, the ending leaves fans hopeful that Callen and Sam’s story may one day continue.