As NCIS: Los Angeles gears up for its series finale on May 14, the cast reflects on the emotional journey of the show and what fans can expect from the closing chapter.
LL Cool J’s Emotional Farewell
LL Cool J, who plays Senior Special Agent Sam Hanna, expressed a mix of emotions during the wrap party. “It felt big,” he said, noting the significance of wrapping up a 14-year-long journey. He compared the experience to “winning crazy Super Bowls,” celebrating the show’s impact and accomplishments. Interestingly, LL Cool J chose not to read the final script in advance, wanting to experience the finale scene by scene. “I let it surprise me a little bit,” he admitted.
Surprises in the Finale
Chris O’Donnell, who portrays Special Agent G. Callen, teased that fans should expect unexpected appearances and developments in the finale. “It wasn’t what I expected, but I felt it was very appropriate,” he shared, hinting at meaningful moments that pay homage to the series’ legacy.
Closure for Characters
Medalion Rahimi, who plays Special Agent Fatima Namazi, assured fans that the finale would provide satisfying conclusions for many storylines. “We bring some closure to a lot of the characters, and I think there won’t be anything left unfinished,” she stated.
Eric Christian Olsen, known for his role as Marty Deeks, echoed this sentiment, noting that his character’s journey toward family and stability would resonate with viewers. “Fans will feel fulfilled by the end of these arcs,” he said, emphasizing the emotional payoff that the finale aims to deliver.
A Celebration of Legacy
The wrap party, attended by the main cast and production team, served as a celebration of the show’s achievements. With over 300 episodes and countless memories, the NCIS: Los Angeles family is ready to bid farewell, promising a finale that honors its long-standing legacy while providing closure for its devoted fanbase.