NCIS: Los Angeles - A Case of Cancellation
So, NCIS: Los Angeles is no more. Cue dramatic music. A piece of our television-watching souls has been ripped away, leaving a gaping hole filled with the echo of "Callen, we need to talk." But fear not, dear reader, for I am here to shed some light on this tragic event.
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The Case of the Missing Ratings
Let's be honest, the golden age of television is upon us. There's a new show every Tuesday that promises to be the next big thing. With a plethora of options, it's easy for viewers to get distracted. NCIS: LA had a good run, but perhaps the competition caught up. It's like trying to impress your ex with a new haircut while they're dating a supermodel. Tough odds.
QuickTip: The more attention, the more retention.
The Cost of Living in LA
We all know LA is expensive. Avocado toast alone could fund a small country. Imagine the budget for a show that involves car chases, explosions, and probably a few hundred wardrobe changes for Hetty. It's like trying to buy a house in Malibu on a teacher's salary. Simply not feasible.
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The Network's Master Plan (Or Lack Thereof)
CBS has a whole NCIS universe going on. There's the original, NCIS: New Orleans (RIP), and now NCIS: Hawai'i. It's like having three kids and favoring the youngest. Maybe they decided to focus their resources on the new kid on the block and let NCIS: LA fly solo.
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The Unanswered Questions
Okay, so we know NCIS: LA is over, but we're still left with a million questions. Like, who will fill the void left by Deeks' dad jokes? Will Callen ever find love? And most importantly, what will happen to Hetty's fabulous wardrobe?
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How to Cope with the Loss of NCIS: LA
- How to find a new show to binge-watch: Explore other crime dramas, or maybe try something completely different.
- How to fill the Callen-shaped hole in your heart: Find a new fictional character to obsess over.
- How to survive without Hetty's wisdom: Learn to trust your own instincts (or at least pretend to).
- How to explain to your friends that you're no longer available on Sunday nights: Use vague excuses like "I'm busy" or "I have a headache."
- How to accept that life goes on: Embrace the change and find new things to enjoy.
Remember, every ending is a new beginning. So, let's raise a glass (or a coffee mug) to NCIS: Los Angeles for the memories and look forward to what the television world has in store for us next.
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