NCIS Los Angeles will be finishing for good in just a few months' time, CBS announced earlier this year.

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 was the first spin-off to come out after the success of the original NCIS drama on . The police procedural has had a loyal fanbase for 14 years, but the time has come to say goodbye to the team of beloved agents as the show has been axed. Nevertheless, the cast must look to the future, with some already revealing what they've got in the pipeline.

Agent Marty Deeks (played by Eric Christian Olsen) appeared as a recurring character during the first season of NCIS Los Angeles before joining the main cast in series two.

Over the years, he has become a fan-favourite among viewers who have loved his sweet, funny nature as well as his blossoming romance with Agent Kensi Blye (Daniela Ruah).

The colleagues got married in season 10 and started fostering refugee Rosa Reyes (Natalia Del Riego) in season 13, so it's been lovely to see their story develop over the years.

However, it is the beginning of the end as last month, CBS revealed that NCIS Los Angeles would conclude for good after season 14.

While NCIS LA's final series is in the middle of a hiatus, the cast have started talking about their futures away from the show.

Among those is Deeks star Eric Christian Olsen who has been revealed as an executive producer on the upcoming reboot of the 1980s legal drama Matlock.

The original drama starring Andy Griffith in the lead role as Matlock, ran for nine seasons, first on NBC and later on ABC.

In the new series, the main star will be renamed Madeline Matlock and portrayed by Misery actress Kathy Bates.