The NCIS: Los Angeles Season 14 Episode Count: A Cliffhanger of Numbers!
Ah, NCIS: Los Angeles. The show that's kept us glued to our screens with its high-octane action, witty banter, and enough California sunshine to make even the most hardened detective squint. But here's the thing, seasons can feel like years these days, especially when you're mid-conspiracy theory about who the undercover mole is (looking at you, Shay!). So, how many episodes exactly did season 14 throw at us? Buckle up, because this is where things get interesting.
Did They Cut the Season Short? The Lengthy Lie!
There were whispers on the internet, darker than Hetty's wardrobe, that season 14 might be a shorter run. Maybe Callen and Sam decided to finally take that surfing trip to Fiji they keep talking about? Maybe Granger got fed up with everyone and retired to a secluded vineyard (we wouldn't blame him). Fear not, fellow agents! While it wasn't the usual episode marathon, season 14 held its own with a solid 21 episodes. That's 21 opportunities to see Daniela Ruah look effortlessly amazing while kicking butt, 21 times to marvel at Chris O'Donnell's ability to brood like a champ, and enough car chases to make your head spin faster than a rogue drone with a vendetta.
But Wait, There's More! The Shocking Season Finale Twist
Now, some might argue that season 14 felt shorter because of the two-part series finale. You know, the one that left us with more cliffhangers than a Malibu cliffside. Did Callen finally find out about his past? Did Kensy and Deeks live happily ever after (with or without a mini-Deeks running around)? We may never know...or maybe we will in a future spin-off (fingers crossed!).
The Verdict: How Many Episodes Did We Really Get?
Look, here's the deal. Season 14 of NCIS: Los Angeles might not have been the longest, but it packed a punch. Whether you devoured those 21 episodes in a weekend marathon or savored them like a fine California merlot, you got a healthy dose of NCIS goodness. And hey, if you're feeling the post-season blues, there's always the joy of re-watching the entire series from the beginning. Just don't blame us if you get addicted all over again.
