Curious World Staff
There’s no denying that “NCIS” fans appreciate a good spin-off show. The existence of “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “NCIS: New Orleans,” and “NCIS: Hawai’i” attests to this.
Because “NCIS: New Orleans” was canceled, we now only have three “NCIS” franchise shows on TV. Special Agent Dwayne Cassius Pride once led the team (Scott Bakula). The team dealt with everything, from domestic t3rror1st att4cks to murd3rs, all in the fast-paced city of New Orleans. Fans of the show were disappointed to learn that it had been canceled after seven seasons.
Despite receiving a lot of positive feedback, the show was canceled. Despite this, fans were quick to point out some of the worst episodes of “NCIS: New Orleans'” seven-season run. After all, not every episode has the potential to be a work of art.
Season 7 saw a drop in overall ratings and quality, according to IMDb. The rest of the seasons were fairly successful, but not this final season. The fourth episode of that season, “We All Fall,” has the lowest rating on IMDb.
This episode received a 6.6/10 rating based on 198 votes. It’s not far behind other episodes from the season, such as “One of Our Own” and “Operation Drano, Part 1,” both of which have 6.7 ratings. So, what exactly occurred in this episode?
The team is still conducting its investigation. They’re trying to figure out who k1ll3d an officer who was about to break the news of some serious police misconduct. Pride is left to get “creative” in order to figure out how to get these dirty cops out of the way once and for all. In addition, Mayor Zahra Taylor, played by Amanda Warren, invites Pride to join her brand-new task force.
Problems with this ‘NCIS: New Orleans’ Episode
People seemed to have a problem with this particular investigation/plotline becoming a little too stale. Most of the time, we see Pride dealing with corrupt individuals. This theme appears throughout the “NCIS” franchise, as well as nearly every other procedural drama on television.
“Pride constantly being thrust into storylines involving him taking down corrupt people in positions of authority has grown very stale, and logically nonsensical as his reputation gradually stopped preceding him and warning others off from attempting to outdo him,” one reviewer wrote.
It’s not a terrible rating, but it could be much worse. At the end of the day, fans began to notice that the show may have run out of things to highlight. After all, all shows must come to an end. Then, “NCIS: Hawai’i” stepped in to fill the void left by the New Orleans team.
In addition, the show as a whole has a rating of 6.9/10 on IMDb, with over 18,000 people voting. The show also has a number of high-rated episodes. This includes Season 2’s “Sleeping with the Enemy” and Season 5’s “Crab Mentality.” They have ratings of 8.4 and 8.2, respectively.
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