NCIS: Los Angeles - The End of an Era (Or, Did We Just Not Care That Much?)
So, NCIS: Los Angeles is officially over. Gasp. I know, right? We’re all as shocked as Callen when he found out about that underwater warehouse. But let’s be honest, did anyone actually see this coming? Or were we all too busy trying to figure out if Deeks and Kensi were going to get married again?
The Long Goodbye
Fourteen seasons. That’s a long time to chase bad guys, blow up stuff, and have weirdly intense stares between team members. It’s like a real-life soap opera, but with guns and less questionable fashion choices. I mean, remember those early seasons? The hair, the suits, the blatant product placement. It was like a time capsule of early 2010s coolness.
The End is Near... Or Was It?
If you’re like me, you probably had a moment of panic when you first heard the news. “What will I do with my Sundays?!” you screamed into the void. But let’s be real, we all knew this day was coming. It’s like when your favorite TV character finally dies – it’s sad, but you also kind of saw it coming.
How to Cope with the Loss of NCIS: LA
Okay, so now that the mourning period is over, let's talk about how to move on. Here are a few tips:
- Find a new show to binge-watch: There are literally thousands of options out there. You could try something completely different or stick with the crime drama genre.
- Rewatch old episodes: Nostalgic trips down memory lane are always fun. Plus, you might catch something you missed the first time around.
- Embrace the void: Sometimes, it's okay to just feel empty inside. It's a normal part of the grieving process.
How To...
- How to find the NCIS: LA series finale: It's available on streaming platforms like Paramount+ and possibly other services.
- How to rewatch old seasons: Most streaming platforms offer the complete series.
- How to discover new shows: Explore different genres on streaming services or ask friends for recommendations.
- How to cope with the loss of a favorite show: Give yourself time to adjust, find new interests, and explore other forms of entertainment.
- How to appreciate the memories: Reflect on your favorite moments and characters, and cherish the time you spent with the show.