NCIS: Los Angeles - Will It Ever See the Light of Day Again?
So, NCIS: Los Angeles ended. Cue dramatic gasp. I know, right? It’s like someone decided to cancel pizza. Or coffee. Or the weekend. How dare they? But let’s not dwell on the past (or the fact that we’re still mourning the loss of Hetty Lange). Let's talk about the future, shall we?
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Is There Hope for Our Beloved OSP?
The question on everyone's lips (or at least, the lips of people who really care about undercover agents and fancy cars) is: Will another network pick up NCIS: Los Angeles? The optimist in me wants to say, "Absolutely!" After all, who wouldn't want to watch Callen, Sam, and the rest of the team solve crimes while looking effortlessly cool? But the realist in me knows that TV networks are a fickle bunch. They're like those friends who promise to call but never do.
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? (Besides Everything)
There are a few hurdles to overcome if NCIS: Los Angeles is to rise from the ashes like a phoenix (or, more accurately, like a very well-dressed undercover agent). First, there's the matter of cost. Making a TV show isn't cheap, especially one with as many explosions and fancy gadgets as NCIS: LA. Second, there's the issue of audience. While the show had a loyal fanbase, it wasn't exactly a ratings juggernaut. And let's not forget that the TV landscape is more crowded than ever before. There's a new show starting every five minutes, it feels like.
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So, What's the Verdict?
Honestly, I don't have a crystal ball. But I do know that hope is a powerful thing. And as long as there are fans out there willing to fight for their favorite show, there's always a chance. So, let's keep our fingers crossed, binge-watch old episodes, and maybe even start a fan campaign. After all, if we can get people to believe in conspiracy theories, surely we can convince a network to bring back our beloved agents.
How To...
- How to cope with the loss of NCIS: Los Angeles: Binge-watch other shows, start a new hobby, or seek professional help. Just kidding (about the last one).
- How to increase your chances of getting a show renewed: Become a billionaire and buy the network. Or, you know, write really good fan fiction.
- How to survive without Callen and Sam: It's tough, but you can do it. Focus on your own life, set goals, and remember that there are other great shows out there.
- How to start a fan campaign: Use social media, write letters, and organize protests. Or, you know, just keep watching reruns and hoping for the best.
- How to prepare for a potential NCIS: Los Angeles revival: Start practicing your best undercover agent pose. And maybe invest in some really good sunglasses.
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