Is NCIS: Los Angeles new tonight on CBS? Season 11 episode 12 hopes
We don’t want to keep you waiting, so let’s go ahead and share some of the bad news: The LL Cool J – Chris O’Donnell series is done for the time being. There is no new episode on the air tonight, and there won’t be one the following week, either. The series is going to be returning on January 5 with new episode — consider this a holiday hiatus and a chance to take a deep breath and relax. Or, maybe catch up on some episodes in the interim.
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So what is going to happen when the series returns? We hope that eventually, we see the writers explore further some of the elements introduced at the end of this past episode. Take, for example, Callen making it clear that he wants to track down Anna. He does still have feelings for her, and in general, he seems interested in building some sort of actual future. Meanwhile, Sam is also very-much interested in continuing to build the legacy of the Los Angeles officer. There’s no guarantee that Hetty is going to be retiring anytime soon, but it feels more like the show is moving very much in that direction.
As for Kensi and Deeks, we anticipate that the two of them will continue their quest to try and become parents somehow. They’re both interested in giving this a go and it should be a part of their upcoming story for some time — while we cannot say if this or any of the other stories will be addressed fully in episode 12, we’re sure that they will be taken on at some point before the finale in May. Let’s just cross our fingers and hope for some great stuff.
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