NCIS Los Angeles: a Cold Case series in the works?

The “NCIS Los Angeles” series will end next month in the United States after 14 seasons. But the latest episode can also serve as an introduction to a spinoff that focuses on the NCIS Closed Cases division.
After 14 seasons of good and loyal service, the agents of NCIS: Los Angeles will return their badges within a few weeks in the United States.

Indeed, as announced at the beginning of the year, the detective series, made by LL Cool J, Chris O’Donnell and Daniela Ruah, will end at the end of the current season, after no less than 323 episodes.

And while the two-part finale, titled “New Beginnings” and marked by a highly anticipated wedding, will air Sunday May 14 and 21 on CBS, the television channel. America delivered a new episode last weekend that looked like ‘y had to go test out a possible new version of the NCIS franchise.
In “Perhaps Today,” the 17th episode of season 14 of NCIS: Los Angeles, Kensi, Callen, Sam, and others collaborated on the investigation with Agent Daisy Van Zant, who oversees a division of NCIS specializing in NCIS. in charge of Cold Cases, unresolved cases are often the subject of a classification that does not require follow-up.

The writers’ chance to bring something new to the final installment of this series by confronting Neros in a case that dates back twenty years. And let the public discover a colorful new character played by actress Rose Abdoo (Gilmore Girls, Bunheads).
So is this episode really a backdoor pilot planning to launch NCIS: Cold Case in the near future, aiming to fill the void left by the closure of NCIS: Los Angeles?

American website TVLine explains that currently no official projects for the new NCIS series, other than NCIS: Sydney, are still in development for the Paramount+ platform.

But it wouldn’t be surprising if the producers and the CBS network, in some sense, have the idea of one day revisiting the NCIS secret work division. According to agent Daisy Van Zant, who still has hundreds of unsolved cases on her shelves. From the wharf keep several seasons!

In the meantime a new version may be on the circuit of Cold Case: Closed Cases, the sesame series, NCIS: Special Investigation and the latest spinoff to date, NCIS: Hawaii, which will return at the beginning. school year on CBS day because the two series were recently renewed for seasons 21 and 3 respectively.