We all saw that early on, and that was always the writers' plan, and that did happen - Nell ended up as the Hetty 2.0, younger version. And I love the fact that despite the actress leaving 2 seasons before the series finale, they still got her back in the final episode and it's clear Nell became like Hetty, with her own team. But the part that kinda sucks is that she had a different team, I would prefer if she and Eric stayed the whole time - the entire series, and Nell to took over directly from Hetty after Hetty's retirement, as Linda Hunt was getting older and older with each season, and her screen time kept getting reduced because clearly, she couldn't keep up with the very demanding schedule of the prime show with 24 episodes per season. So I'd say that part sucked, that they didn't simply retire Hetty, like in season 11 or 12 when Hunt was no longer able to commit, and made Nell her successor, and thus kept Nell and Eric actors for the whole show. But that's life and there is always a risk that actors would leave before the final season if you have such a long-running show. And that happened as Nell and Eric's actors wanted to try different things. But still, they wrapped it all up nicely in the final of the show, exactly when they brought back Nell actress and made it clear that Nell is the new Hetty, with her own team. She also mentioned Eric, and they are still together, so the writers also hinted at the possible reunion between them all: Sam, Callen, Deeks, Kensi, Hetty, Nell, and Eric, so fans definitely can imagine that. And so I believe after the final episode, they found Hetty, Hetty retired, Nell came back with Eric to LA and took over a team, and Kensi possibly had some new, safer role as she got pregnant at the end, so she for sure had to stop doing agent/sniper job, at least for a while. Overall, NCIS LA wrapped up things very nicely, and honestly, I'm happy it ended on a high note. Because too many popular TV shows go on actually too long, actors from the main, original cast are no longer fully in it and end up leaving, as a result, the whole story becomes messed up with some new people coming in, and quality dropping. And this, in my opinion, happened to the original NCIS - it's going on too long now, 20 + years, teams and people keep changing, and the chemistry and excitement are no longer fully there. So in that regard, NCIS LA is also superior to the original NCIS because they didn't make it too long, they wrapped their story nicely with most of the original cast in the season finale, and they gave us the hint that the whole original team is going to reunite, and work together after. And that's how you end the show - on a high note when nothing can be messed up. For me, NCIS LA was always better than NCIS, not just because LA had this perfect ending, but also because, in my opinion, the LA team had way better chemistry, the stories were way more exciting and entertaining, and most importantly, LA had a superior couple in Densi! The LA writers gave us a truly brilliant love story while the original NCIS only teased us with Tiva and f up their story, it's a fact! Original NCIS simply waited too long to deliver on the Tiva promise and get them together, as a result, they did smth I hate the most about TV shows: they gave viewers an amazing build-up, a huge promise, and then the result was nothing, zero, nada. So NCIS LA over the original NCIS all the way!
@stinka4079 We all saw that early on, and that was always the writers' plan, and that did happen - Nell ended up as the Hetty 2.0, younger version. And I love the fact that despite the actress leaving 2 seasons before the series finale, they still got her back in the final episode and it's clear Nell became like Hetty, with her own team. But the part that kinda sucks is that she had a different team, I would prefer if she and Eric stayed the whole time - the entire series, and if Nell took over directly from Hetty after Hetty's retirement, as Linda Hunt was getting older and older with each season, and her screen time kept getting reduced because clearly, she couldn't keep up with the very demanding schedule of the prime show with 24 episodes per season. So I'd say that part sucked, that they didn't simply retire Hetty, like in season 11 or 12 when Hunt was no longer able to commit, and made Nell her successor, and thus kept Nell and Eric actors for the whole show. But that's life and there is always a risk that actors would leave before the final season if you have such a long-running show. And that happened as Nell and Eric's actors wanted to try different things. But still, they wrapped it all up nicely in the final of the show, exactly when they brought back Nell actress and made it clear that Nell is the new Hetty, with her own team. She also mentioned Eric, and they are still together, so the writers also hinted at the possible reunion between them all: Sam, Callen, Deeks, Kensi, Hetty, Nell, and Eric, so fans definitely can imagine that. And so I believe after the final episode, they found Hetty, Hetty retired, Nell came back with Eric to LA and took over a team, and Kensi possibly had some new, safer role as she got pregnant at the end, so she for sure had to stop doing agent/sniper job, at least for a while. Overall, NCIS LA wrapped up things very nicely, and honestly, I'm happy it ended on a high note. Because too many popular TV shows go on actually too long, actors from the main, original cast are no longer fully in it and end up leaving, as a result, the whole story becomes messed up with some new people coming in, and quality dropping. And this, in my opinion, happened to the original NCIS - it's going on too long now, 20 + years, teams and people keep changing, and the chemistry and excitement are no longer fully there. So in that regard, NCIS LA is also superior to the original NCIS because they didn't make it too long, they wrapped their story nicely with most of the original cast in the season finale, and they gave us the hint that the whole original team is going to reunite, and work together after. And that's how you end the show - on a high note when nothing can be messed up. For me, NCIS LA was always better than NCIS, not just because LA had this perfect ending, but also because, in my opinion, the LA team had way better chemistry, the stories were way more exciting and entertaining, and most importantly, LA had a superior couple in Densi! The LA writers gave us a truly brilliant love story while the original NCIS only teased us with Tiva and f up their story, it's a fact! Original NCIS simply waited too long to deliver on the Tiva promise and get them together, as a result, they did smth I hate the most about TV shows: they gave viewers an amazing build-up, a huge promise, and then the result was nothing, zero, nada. So NCIS LA over the original NCIS all the way!
![► Kensi and Deeks | We are not arguing [HUMOUR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SadD06afSIw/mqdefault.jpg)
I always thought that the writers were going to have Hetty grooming Nel to take a leadership role. She was great in this scene.
Oh .... you thought correctly.
We all saw that early on, and that was always the writers' plan, and that did happen - Nell ended up as the Hetty 2.0, younger version. And I love the fact that despite the actress leaving 2 seasons before the series finale, they still got her back in the final episode and it's clear Nell became like Hetty, with her own team. But the part that kinda sucks is that she had a different team, I would prefer if she and Eric stayed the whole time - the entire series, and Nell to took over directly from Hetty after Hetty's retirement, as Linda Hunt was getting older and older with each season, and her screen time kept getting reduced because clearly, she couldn't keep up with the very demanding schedule of the prime show with 24 episodes per season. So I'd say that part sucked, that they didn't simply retire Hetty, like in season 11 or 12 when Hunt was no longer able to commit, and made Nell her successor, and thus kept Nell and Eric actors for the whole show.
But that's life and there is always a risk that actors would leave before the final season if you have such a long-running show. And that happened as Nell and Eric's actors wanted to try different things. But still, they wrapped it all up nicely in the final of the show, exactly when they brought back Nell actress and made it clear that Nell is the new Hetty, with her own team. She also mentioned Eric, and they are still together, so the writers also hinted at the possible reunion between them all: Sam, Callen, Deeks, Kensi, Hetty, Nell, and Eric, so fans definitely can imagine that. And so I believe after the final episode, they found Hetty, Hetty retired, Nell came back with Eric to LA and took over a team, and Kensi possibly had some new, safer role as she got pregnant at the end, so she for sure had to stop doing agent/sniper job, at least for a while. Overall, NCIS LA wrapped up things very nicely, and honestly, I'm happy it ended on a high note.
Because too many popular TV shows go on actually too long, actors from the main, original cast are no longer fully in it and end up leaving, as a result, the whole story becomes messed up with some new people coming in, and quality dropping. And this, in my opinion, happened to the original NCIS - it's going on too long now, 20 + years, teams and people keep changing, and the chemistry and excitement are no longer fully there. So in that regard, NCIS LA is also superior to the original NCIS because they didn't make it too long, they wrapped their story nicely with most of the original cast in the season finale, and they gave us the hint that the whole original team is going to reunite, and work together after. And that's how you end the show - on a high note when nothing can be messed up.
For me, NCIS LA was always better than NCIS, not just because LA had this perfect ending, but also because, in my opinion, the LA team had way better chemistry, the stories were way more exciting and entertaining, and most importantly, LA had a superior couple in Densi! The LA writers gave us a truly brilliant love story while the original NCIS only teased us with Tiva and f up their story, it's a fact! Original NCIS simply waited too long to deliver on the Tiva promise and get them together, as a result, they did smth I hate the most about TV shows: they gave viewers an amazing build-up, a huge promise, and then the result was nothing, zero, nada. So NCIS LA over the original NCIS all the way!
@stinka4079 We all saw that early on, and that was always the writers' plan, and that did happen - Nell ended up as the Hetty 2.0, younger version. And I love the fact that despite the actress leaving 2 seasons before the series finale, they still got her back in the final episode and it's clear Nell became like Hetty, with her own team. But the part that kinda sucks is that she had a different team, I would prefer if she and Eric stayed the whole time - the entire series, and if Nell took over directly from Hetty after Hetty's retirement, as Linda Hunt was getting older and older with each season, and her screen time kept getting reduced because clearly, she couldn't keep up with the very demanding schedule of the prime show with 24 episodes per season. So I'd say that part sucked, that they didn't simply retire Hetty, like in season 11 or 12 when Hunt was no longer able to commit, and made Nell her successor, and thus kept Nell and Eric actors for the whole show.
But that's life and there is always a risk that actors would leave before the final season if you have such a long-running show. And that happened as Nell and Eric's actors wanted to try different things. But still, they wrapped it all up nicely in the final of the show, exactly when they brought back Nell actress and made it clear that Nell is the new Hetty, with her own team. She also mentioned Eric, and they are still together, so the writers also hinted at the possible reunion between them all: Sam, Callen, Deeks, Kensi, Hetty, Nell, and Eric, so fans definitely can imagine that. And so I believe after the final episode, they found Hetty, Hetty retired, Nell came back with Eric to LA and took over a team, and Kensi possibly had some new, safer role as she got pregnant at the end, so she for sure had to stop doing agent/sniper job, at least for a while. Overall, NCIS LA wrapped up things very nicely, and honestly, I'm happy it ended on a high note.
Because too many popular TV shows go on actually too long, actors from the main, original cast are no longer fully in it and end up leaving, as a result, the whole story becomes messed up with some new people coming in, and quality dropping. And this, in my opinion, happened to the original NCIS - it's going on too long now, 20 + years, teams and people keep changing, and the chemistry and excitement are no longer fully there. So in that regard, NCIS LA is also superior to the original NCIS because they didn't make it too long, they wrapped their story nicely with most of the original cast in the season finale, and they gave us the hint that the whole original team is going to reunite, and work together after. And that's how you end the show - on a high note when nothing can be messed up.
For me, NCIS LA was always better than NCIS, not just because LA had this perfect ending, but also because, in my opinion, the LA team had way better chemistry, the stories were way more exciting and entertaining, and most importantly, LA had a superior couple in Densi! The LA writers gave us a truly brilliant love story while the original NCIS only teased us with Tiva and f up their story, it's a fact! Original NCIS simply waited too long to deliver on the Tiva promise and get them together, as a result, they did smth I hate the most about TV shows: they gave viewers an amazing build-up, a huge promise, and then the result was nothing, zero, nada. So NCIS LA over the original NCIS all the way!
ECO was terrific in this whole episode.
Thank you for your vids!!! This is great! Thanks again :-)
Thnks so much for the vids...plssssss keep dem coming
What season and episode? Plz?
Mj Stecker I think it’s episode 5x19
@@EDB217 It IS episode 5x19. Spoils of War.