Scott Gemmil acknowledged, “It’s a tall order to try and wrap things up after 14 seasons where hopefully the fans feel somewhat satisfied, but we certainly tried our best.” Speaking with TVLine one final time about NCIS: Angeles, showrunner R. Sam, in turn, she tasked with keeping Callen alive, “at least until the honeymoon.” “I always do,” Sam nodded. Hetty’s missive went on to offer her place in Mykonos for Callen and Anna’s honeymoon, plus two plane tickets to Morocco in case Callen and Sam have time for “a small side project.” Anna gave her new husband the OK to fly off to Morocco, saying that she’ll be waiting for him in Greece. “I have been blessed with the greatest family one could ever have wished for. “Most people think I never had a family of my own, but I beg to differ,” Hetty continued. I only wish I could have been there to celebrate such a glorious occasion with all of you. “I am so very happy for you and for Anna. “Dear Agent Callen, congratulations on your wedding,” read Hetty’s letter, delivered to newlywed Callen by a surreptitious messenger. But the real draw was a 1-2-3 punch of Kensi learning she is pregnant… Callen and Anna fast-tracking their wedding with a city hall ceremony… and a letter from Hetty that led Callen and Sam to Morocco, where they ran into a few familiar faces.

Well, sort of….ĬBS’ NCIS: Los Angeles wrapped its 14-season run on Sunday night with a series finale in which the team, yes, thwarted yet another sale of very dangerous weapons. The Office of Special Projects has closed its last case. The following contains alllll of the spoilers from Sunday night’s NCIS: Los Angeles series finale.

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