After recently’s news that CBS would not be restoring “NCIS: Hawai’i'” for Season 4, series star Vanessa Lachey regreted that the spinoff isn’t ending without an appropriate farewell.”
Rather, the Season 3 ending, which airs Monday, May 6, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on CBS will likewise work as the series’ ending. “I want we had more time, I’m sorry we do not. I want we had an appropriate goodbye, I’m sorry we didn’t,” she composed on Instagram on Instagram on Wednesday.
“As I sat here today, understanding our program is over, I turned to [the ocean] … what do we do now … She responded to with ease. Simply as the air strikes the water & & the water strikes the land, the waves link to the coast, some with a substantial effect, then … it returns out. You see … we aren’t indicated to be here permanently, we are on obtained time,” Lachey likewise composed in her post, which includes a video shot in the area where she shot the program’s very first episode.
Simply days before the news of the cancellation, Lachey commemorated ending up being the very first lady to lead an “NCIS” series as the franchise, which as soon as consisted of “NCIS: Los Angeles” and “NCIS: New Orleans,” struck its 1000th episode. Star LL Cool J transferred to the Hawai’i-set series after the “LA” series covered in 2023
“I will go to completions of the earth for my cast & & team! If you encounter ANY of them … employ them! You will not be dissatisfied. Salt of the earth individuals!”
She signed the post, “In Hawai’i we do not state ‘Good-Bye,’ we state ‘A Hui Hou.’ It suggests ‘up until we reunite.’ To you all & & particularly the precious fans … A Hui Hou.”
Lachey still hosts Netflix’s truth dating program “Love is Blind” together with other half Nick Lachey.
CBS likewise ended on the female-led series “CSI: Vegas” and “So Help Me Todd,” however decided to restore “Elsbeth” and “The Equalizer.”