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‘NCIS: Hawai’i’ Canceled By CBS: First Female-Led Franchise Series Ending After 3 Seasons

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‘NCIS: Hawai’i’ Canceled By CBS: Franchise’s First Female-Led Series Ending After 3 Seasons

It came down to the wire, but NCIS: Hawai'i ultimately didn't make the cut for next season at CBS.
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It came down to the wire, but NCIS: Hawai'i ultimately didn't make the cut for next season at CBS. The news comes days before the network is set to announce its fall schedule on May 2 and before the Season 3 finale of Hawai'i is scheduled to air on May 6. According to sources, the episode was not meant to be a series finale and includes a tease for what was to come but fans won't be left reeling by a major cliffhanger.
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Darn. I didn't care for it at first and almost gave up on it but it started to find its way and I liked the LL came over
 
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entremet said:
I feel procedurals are numbered as linear TV dies.
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I feel like they will always be a market for procedurals. Doesn't mean every single one will be successful and have 10+ seasons, but over the many decades of TV, it's one style of programming that hasn't gone away and I doubt it will on a hypothetical streaming only world. Life will find a way.
 
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If crime procedurals go the way of the dodo bird I would cry, those shows are the TV version of comfort food to me
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amazing how you sit in the middle of a marathon and instantly know what is going on. Pop on ep 12 of any NCIS season and 45 minutes you clued in on the season arc if there is one.
 
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entremet said:
I feel procedurals are numbered as linear TV dies.
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I'm not a scholar of the show by any means, but it was interesting to tune into a later episode of Law and Order SVU and see overarching plots come into play. And then that taken to the extreme with the Organised Crime revival that both has a single, central mystery, and plays a lot more on a will they / won't they between central cast members. I'm assuming it's producer led and studios want more overarching stories so viewers watch until the end.
 
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WhateverItTakes said:
I'm not a scholar of the show by any means, but it was interesting to tune into a later episode of Law and Order SVU and see overarching plots come into play. And then that taken to the extreme with the Organised Crime revival that both has a single, central mystery, and plays a lot more on a will they / won't they between central cast members. I'm assuming it's producer led and studios want more overarching stories so viewers watch until the end.
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Ludacris was an arc villain on SVU
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DorkLord54

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J75 said:
I feel like they will always be a market for procedurals. Doesn't mean every single one will be successful and have 10+ seasons, but over the many decades of TV, it's one style of programming that hasn't gone away and I doubt it will on a hypothetical streaming only world. Life will find a way.
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It's also one that translates well to streaming, since you can just plop down and guzzle a season of easy TV for a few hours.
 
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