'NCIS' Season 14 Cancellation Update: Season 15 Gets Red Light; Mark Harmon Out Of The Show Due To Illness?

"NCIS" Season 14 viewers have been on a roller coaster ride as the good and bad rumors about the famous TV drama are circulating the internet. Is it true that the show will no longer have another season?

Things are starting to get more exciting as the upcoming episodes goes on, but there are also bad news surrounding "NCIS" season 14, as reports claimed that there will no longer be a season 15 after the current TV series. The fans of the show were shocked after news breakout that the writer of the show, Gary Glasberg died in his sleep. 

Emily Wickersham has spoken to TV Guide about the passing of the great writer and said all of the cast and crew of the show were upset about what happened. However, the actress said they all need to move on from the mishap.

"That was a really big shock, and it was really tough for all of us, the cast and the crew," she said in an interview. "Obviously it came out of nowhere, and we all loved Gary so much. He was our dude. He organized it all, he held it all together. And to not have that [presence] definitely shook us. But obviously, the only thing you can do is move forward."

She also revealed that Glasberg had an outline for the story and for the whole season. She also stated that the current writers must have been following the outline of the late writer.

In the meantime, Counsel & Heal revealed that Mark Harmon who plays Agent Gibbs in the series had been diagnosed with (ALL) Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia for the past years. Several rumors suggested that Harmon looked thinner as the show goes on. Harmon is reportedly signing off of the TV series due to his illness, but he is yet to confirm the reports.

In line with this, the "NCIS" season 14 had been getting low ratings, which could be the reason why the season 15 gets a red light. But, the report of cancellation is yet to be confirmed by the producers of the show.