The end of an era is here. CBS has confirmed that NCIS: Los Angeles will conclude with its Season 14 finale, airing May 14, bringing the long-running procedural to a close after an impressive 322 episodes.
Premiering in 2009, NCIS: LA quickly carved out its own identity within the NCIS universe, blending high-octane action with character-driven storytelling. Led by Chris O’Donnell’s enigmatic G. Callen and LL Cool J’s steady, battle-hardened Sam Hanna, the Los Angeles team became known for its undercover missions and global threats.
Over the years, the series built a loyal following thanks to its ensemble cast, including Daniela Ruah, Eric Christian Olsen, Linda Hunt, and later additions like Medalion Rahimi and Caleb Castille. Even as television evolved, NCIS: LA remained a reliable cornerstone of CBS’ lineup.
While the decision not to renew the show for a 15th season surprised many fans, CBS has emphasized that the series will receive a proper farewell — one that honors its legacy and the audience that stayed with it for more than a decade.
