As NCIS: Los Angeles gears up for its highly anticipated series finale on May 14, the cast is reflecting on their emotional journey over the past 14 seasons. LL Cool J, who has portrayed Senior Special Agent Sam Hanna, shared his mixed feelings about saying goodbye to a show that has been a significant part of his life. He described the wrap party as a momentous occasion, noting that it felt monumental to close the chapter not just on an episode, but on the entire series.
In an exclusive interview, LL Cool J revealed that he chose not to read the final script before filming. “I played it scene by scene,” he said, wanting to experience the story’s surprises as it unfolded. This approach added an element of spontaneity to his performance, allowing him to genuinely connect with the narrative.
Chris O’Donnell, who plays Special Agent G. Callen, echoed this sentiment, hinting at unexpected twists that await viewers in the finale. “It wasn’t what I expected, but I felt it was very appropriate,” he remarked, suggesting that the conclusion would resonate deeply with fans.
Medalion Rahimi, known for her role as Special Agent Fatima Namazi, expressed her confidence that audiences would be pleased with how many storylines are wrapped up. “We bring closure to a lot of the characters,” she said, reassuring fans that no loose ends would be left behind.
Eric Christian Olsen, who plays Marty Deeks, added his thoughts on the character’s development throughout the series. He highlighted Deeks’ journey toward finding a family and stability, emphasizing that the finale would offer a satisfying resolution for both the characters and the audience. “Fans will feel fulfilled by the end of these arcs,” he noted, hinting at surprises that viewers can look forward to.
As the cast prepares for their final scenes together, they are filled with a mix of nostalgia and anticipation. With promises of emotional payoffs and unexpected developments, the finale of NCIS: Los Angeles is set to be a memorable send-off for a beloved series that has captivated audiences since its debut in 2009. The stars are eager for fans to join them in celebrating the culmination of this long-running story, which has become a cherished part of television history.
