NCIS season finale

This isn't the first time something like this has happened. The end of season 2 (or was it 3) of Castle ended with Beckett's apartment being blown up, as well. In fact, it seems every season of Castle ended with Beckett appearing to have been killed so NCIS isn't the first to think of this sort of ending for a season. Frankly, I am sick of the cliff-hangers and two-episode plots. I like to have my episodes end with closure, which is why I avoid soaps. If the writers for NCIS were hoping to have me on the edge of my seat waiting for next season to start, they are going to be sorely disappointed. I love NCIS...the original with Mark Harmon, not the LA version with Chris O'Donnell. I tried watching LA but it failed to keep me interested. The plotlines were just a bit over the top for me and as much as I love Linda Hunt, I just could not stick with the show. My biggest complaint is that my favorite shows are no longer weekly. They may have 26 episodes per season, or as few as 13 these days and that is just not enough! Even with adding more shows onto my watch list, I still end up with time on my hands. I wish that these shows would put out at least 36 shows per season!

I love NCIS and the casting is excellent. My husband watches both NCIS Shows, but I'm not interested in the Los Angeles version. Ducky is my favorite character and I was glad when David renewed his contract. I'm glad the ratings are high, so the network can afford to pay the cast and bring in great guest stars. I knew about Raymond Burr, as Perry Mason is my favorite show. The newer movies with Barbara Hale and her real life son were wonderful. The lawyer that the role was about was from this state and I enjoy viewing the lawyers building.

I believe that the next season has already launched in the Inuited States, with the same characters. It seemed unlikely that the producers would eradicate all the main characters in one swift blow because it is a very successful program. The success depends to a great extent on the characters, so removing them one by one may be feasible, whereas a complete change would totally it. I look forward to the next series because I am becoming fed up with having to contend with repeats of the earlier seasons.

CBS like to do cliff hangers to their shows as these are indication that the show will continue to the next season. On the case of NCIS, I would be in favor of adding a new team member in the NCIS team.

Hello burrito, It's hard to believed that NCIS is about to end, not like CSI who went on a lot of episodes and then they were other versions of the CSI in other states. maybe the viewers aren't longing for the agony anymore and the suspense has indeed got too boring now unlike before where you can actually get excited to the next scene. i think nobody likes the boring episodes now a days that prolongs the series. it was a good show while it last, i think people will keep on comparing it to CSI no matter how good it was.