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When CBS announced in February that NCIS: New Orleans was ending after its current seventh season, fans were taken for a loop... but so was star Scott Bakula. The 66-year-old actor has played NCIS agent Dwayne 'King' Pride since the show launched in 2014, a spin-off of the long-running flagship NCIS. While the show always put up strong ratings, Bakula revealed in an interview with TV Insider he was just as surprised as fans upon learning of the show's ending.  Surprised: When CBS announced in February that NCIS: New Orleans was ending after its current seventh season, fans were taken for a...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Of all the TV shows that are coming to a permanent close in 2021, one of the biggest surprises has to be CBS' NCIS: New Orleans, which is being sent up the (Mississippi) river after Season 7. Even beyond the tropey jokes about NCIS dramas staying on the air for all eternity, the Scott Bakula-fronted crime drama managed to earn reasonably consistent numbers across its various time-slot changes over the years. And that core fanbase is part of the reason why even Bakula himself was taken aback by the cancellation news when it dropped. Having previous fronted two s...

The ‘NCIS’ universe is growing with the addition of ‘NCIS: Hawaii,’ but the new spinoff has already made a name change.

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Though it's sometimes easy to forget, especially when David James Elliot isn't stopping by as a guest star, the NCIS franchise was brought into existence through the crime drama JAG back in 2003. 18 years later, CBS is now set to kick off the latest new chapter in this crime drama universe in the form of NCIS: Hawai'i, which just recently added its first three cast members. And with one of those additions, the upcoming spinoff is actually making a bit of NCIS franchise history. NCIS: Hawai'i cast model, actress, and Dancing with the Stars quasi-troublemaker ...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Saturday Night Live has been a television institution for 46 seasons now, so it's pretty easy to imagine that tons of hopefuls have auditioned for the sketch comedy series over its dozens (upon dozens) of years on the air. Of course, many of those hopefuls didn't quite make the cut, but did go on to have successful careers without appearing on the show. It turns out that one such person who tried out was current NCIS: New Orleans star Scott Bakula, and he recalled the time he bombed his SNL audition with the worst joke. While those of us who know Scott Bakula a...