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NCIS fans have been having their say on whether CBS made the right call by ditching NCIS New Orleans in Express.co.uk’s exclusive poll.It’s been over a year since the likes of Dwayne Pride (played by Scott Bakula) and Loretta Wade (CCH Pounder) said an emotional farewell to NCIS New Orleans but their absence still lives on among fans of the NCIS universe. So much so that a new poll has revealed evidence that fans to this day think CBS were wrong to axe the crime spin-off. After all, NCIS NOLA garnered a rather loyal fanbase during its seven-season run on CBS from 2014 to 2021. There were several memorable moments, from Christopher LaSalle’s (Lucas Black) heartbreaking death scene to Pride’s wedding day. CBS has attempted to fill the void left by NOLA with the launch of NCIS Hawaii, which has also proved popular as it was swiftly renewed for a second season which is currently on the air. But this isn’t enough for Express.co.uk readers to think CBS made the right call to get rid of the New Orleans-based spin-off as 3,590 fans had their say.

Readers were asked quite simply: “Should CBS have cancelled NCIS New Orleans?” Out of the three possible options – yes, no, or I don’t know – a staggering 77 percent of voters said no. This means 2,759 readers out of the 3,590 feel the decision to axe NCIS New Orleans was the wrong one. In the end, only 16 percent of readers, 564 votes, felt it was the correct call to bring Pride and the team’s storylines to a close. NCIS NCIS0 NCIS fans claim CBS ‘shouldn’t have axed’ NCIS New Orleans as new data emerges BY MISSION · NOVEMBER 26, 2022 INTERESTING FOR YOU Паразитот во телото ќе излезе преку ноќ. Прочитајте More... 648 162 216 Заборавената пилула ви помага да изгубите 5 кг за една недела! More... 642 161 214 The Weird Technique Will Keep Your Relationship Strong Day To Day More... 207 52 69 NCIS fans have been having their say on whether CBS made the right call by ditching NCIS New Orleans in Express.co.uk’s exclusive poll.It’s been over a year since the likes of Dwayne Pride (played by Scott Bakula) and Loretta Wade (CCH Pounder) said an emotional farewell to NCIS New Orleans but their absence still lives on among fans of the NCIS universe. So much so that a new poll has revealed evidence that fans to this day think CBS were wrong to axe the crime spin-off. After all, NCIS NOLA garnered a rather loyal fanbase during its seven-season run on CBS from 2014 to 2021. PROMOTED CONTENT Паразитот во телото ќе излезе преку ноќ. Прочитајте More... 590 148 197 Заборавената пилула ви помага да изгубите 5 кг за една недела! More... 855 214 285 The Weird Technique Will Keep Your Relationship Strong Day To Day More... 814 204 271 There were several memorable moments, from Christopher LaSalle’s (Lucas Black) heartbreaking death scene to Pride’s wedding day. CBS has attempted to fill the void left by NOLA with the launch of NCIS Hawaii, which has also proved popular as it was swiftly renewed for a second season which is currently on the air. PROMOTED CONTENT Паразитот во телото ќе излезе преку ноќ. Прочитајте More... 650 163 217 Заборавената пилула ви помага да изгубите 5 кг за една недела! More... 890 223 297 Наутро ќе излезе огромна група паразити ако пиете навечер More... 471 118 157 But this isn’t enough for Express.co.uk readers to think CBS made the right call to get rid of the New Orleans-based spin-off as 3,590 fans had their say. Readers were asked quite simply: “Should CBS have cancelled NCIS New Orleans?” Out of the three possible options – yes, no, or I don’t know – a staggering 77 percent of voters said no. This means 2,759 readers out of the 3,590 feel the decision to axe NCIS New Orleans was the wrong one. In the end, only 16 percent of readers, 564 votes, felt it was the correct call to bring Pride and the team’s storylines to a close. While 267 people, which equates to seven percent of the vote, weren’t sure even to this day if CBS made the right choice. Despite fans overwhelmingly voting against the decision to cancel NOLA, there aren’t currently any plans to reboot the show. As mentioned earlier, NCIS Hawaii, led by Vanessa Lachey has filled the void left and continues to air alongside the flagship drama’s 20th season on Monday evenings. Plus, NCIS Los Angeles is still raking in viewing figures in its Sunday night slot on CBS as season 14 continues. There are plans for the NCIS universe to expand further, however, but this time it won’t be on American soil. NCIS Sydney is in the pipeline to provide viewers with another spin-off to the long-running crime franchise. Spoilers and information about the new series remain rather scarce for now, but it is tipped to launch in 2023. At the time of its announcement earlier this year, Chief Content Officer and Executive Vice President, ViacomCBS Australia and New Zealand, Beverley McGarvey, said: “We are thrilled to welcome the inaugural international series of NCIS to Australian shores. “It is such a privilege to be able to continue the legacy of such a wonderful show and incorporate the superior NCIS storytelling while introducing new Australian characters and locations. “We can’t wait to get production underway,” she concluded. For fans in the UK who still want their fix of Pride and the team, all seven seasons are available to stream on NOW. NCIS season 20 continues Mondays on CBS in the USA. A UK release date is yet to be announced.