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    'NCIS: New Orleans' Bidding Farewell With Current Seventh Season

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    The ‘Naval Criminal Investigative Service’ spinoff starring Scott Bakula will not be picked up for another season after the current seventh season airs final episode later this year.

    Feb 19, 2021
    AceShowbiz – International TV hit “NCIS: New Orleans” is to end after its current seventh season.
    The show, starring Scott Bakula, will close with a finale set to air in the U.S. on 16 May (21) – the series’ 155th episode.
    “Sad to end our love affair with this phenomenal city but so grateful for all the friends we made along the way,” Bakula, who also serves as an executive producer, said on Wednesday (17Feb21). “I will miss the music. Big thank you to CBS for seven years.”
    Showrunners Christopher Silber and Jan Nash added, “It has been our sincere pleasure and honour to work on this show and with this incredible cast and crew for over 150 episodes. As disappointed as we are to see NOLA end, we couldn’t be prouder of the work we’ve done and are grateful to the spectacular and resilient Crescent City that embraced us for seven wonderful years.”

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    As “NCIS: New Orleans” comes to an end, Silber and Nash are working on a new spin-off, “NCIS: Hawaii”.
    The “NCIS” franchise launched with the 2003 mothership series, starring Mark Harmon. The show remains one of the world’s biggest TV hits, spawning “NCIS: Los Angeles”, which premiered in 2009.
    Rumor has it, the upcoming “Hawaii” spinoff would likely use the production base previously built on the islands for the “Hawaii Five-0” reboot.
    The “Five-0” remake premiered in 2010, three decades after the original show came to an end. Starring the likes of Alex O’Loughlin, Scott Caan, Daniel Dae Kim, Grace Park, and Taryn Manning, the reboot concluded in April 2020 after 10 seasons.

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      'NCIS: New Orleans' Actors Sue CBS, Claim They Almost Die in Robbery Scene

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      In their lawsuit, which was filed in Los Angeles, two actors and a jewelry store owner allege that they almost got killed during the scene when real cops came in the filming set with real guns.
      Oct 13, 2020
      AceShowbiz – CBS has been sued by two actors, who acted as robbers who pulled off a jewelry heist for an episode of “NCIS: New Orleans”. In their lawsuit, which was filed in Los Angeles, they claimed that they almost got killed when real cops came in the filming set with real guns.
      TMZ reported the jewelry store’s real-life owner also sued the network. It was said that the plaintiff accused CBS of misleading them into a “guerrilla-style” scene. The scene saw them robbing the store while armed in broad daylight.
      The problem arose as CBS allegedly didn’t acquire the proper permits to film. The local police also weren’t informed in an advance notice about the filming.

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      In the documents, the trio claimed that the show’s producers approached them in October 2017 about the scene. The producers also allegedly told them that the whole thing was actually normal television shoot.
      They filmed the robbery scene “in the middle of a busy New Orleans shopping center.” The actors came in after getting off from an unmarked van while donning ski masks, and carrying realistic assault rifles. They shouted, “This is a robbery!” Unaware that it was for filming, the owner of a store next to the jewelry retailer called 911.
      Cops arrived at the store in no time and they allegedly pointed their actual weapons at the actors. The performers claimed that they’re traumatized by the event and that it resulted in emotional stress. The three are seeking damages.
      CBS, meanwhile, is said to be trying to get the case dismissed in California court. Its legal team argued that the plaintiffs should file the case in Lousiana because the event occurred there. However, the trio’s lawyer claimed that California is the appropriate venue for the case because CBS, which produces the show, is located in Los Angeles.

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