CBS Cancels NCIS: Hawai’i After Three Seasons: Series Finale Details

NCIS: Hawaii says goodbye to his TV ohana after three seasons, Us weekly can confirm.

The CBS series was canceled on Friday, April 26, ahead of the third season finale, which will now serve as the series farewell. NCIS: Hawaii will air Part 1 of its finale on Monday, April 29th, and Part 2 on Monday, May 6th.

The Hawaii-based series premiered in 2021 as a spin-off of NCISwhich is currently in season 21.

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The island-centric show followed the special agent in charge, Jane Tennant, played by Vanessa Lachey, and her team of elite naval crime agents on the island of Oahu. (It was the first NCIS Spin-off with a female lead.)

The show also stars Noah Mills as Jesse Boone, Alex Tarrant as Kai Holman, Yasmine Al Bustami as Lucy Tara and Jason Anthony as Ernie Malik. Tori Anderson plays FBI agent Kate Whistler, who works closely with NCIS.

NCIS: Los Angeles alum LL Cool J joined the cast for Season 3, reprising his role as Sam Hanna.

Before the cancellation news, Antoon, 52, told exclusively Us weekly how much he enjoyed being part of the larger NCIS family.

“[It’s the] coolest. Just being part of this family and being part of television history, a small part of it, way beyond that [cool]Antoon said earlier this month. “To have a small part of that, it’s pretty phenomenal to be part of that story. It’s pretty exciting and historic and so cool to be a part of.”

The actor noted that “the chemistry of these characters is really what you see,” even in all the spin-offs NCIS.

“I mean, it’s a procedural show, but it’s really about what these people do together to solve these crimes and the chemistry between these characters and the family they create,” Antoon explained. “And in Hawaii, of course, it’s Ohana and participating was really amazing, a gift, and I’m so grateful to be a part of it all.”

At this point, he remained optimistic Hawaii We’re coming back for season 4. “Hopefully we can renew ourselves and move on [the story] from our side, from the Hawaiian side,” Antoon said Us. “Fingers crossed.”

He admitted: “I think we would all be very shocked and sad if it didn’t happen.” However, Antoon revealed that no matter the outcome, he will always have a bond with his co-stars.

“If it does not work, [we’ll] Just stay in touch with each other. And it will definitely be one of those threads where you’re like, ‘Oh, okay, I have this thread now,'” he added. “Hopefully we can maintain this spirit. And I think that’s important too [in] to create a product that is enjoyable and fun.”

Although Hawaii was dropped from the 2024–2025 CBS lineup, NCIS was recently renewed for season 22. NCIS: Sydney is also coming back for season 2 and the new one NCIS prequel, NCIS: Origins, received an order for the entire season. Additionally, NCISParamount+ gave the green light to the “Tony and Ziva” spin-off.

NCIS: Hawaii will conclude Season 3 with two more episodes on CBS on Monday, April 29, and Monday, May 6, at 10 p.m. ET.