The network has canceled NCIS: Hawai’i after three seasons. The show’s season — and now series — finale is set to air on May 6.

Even before CBS’ lineup, delayed by the strikes, launched with the Super Bowl, the network already had committed to five new scripted series for next season, dramas Matlock, Watson and NCIS: Origins and comedies Poppa’s House and a Young Sheldon spinoff, with renewal conversations on NCIS: Sydney also well underway.

Despite becoming a breakout hit for CBS earlier in its run, NCIS: Hawai'i got fewer episodes than usual due to the WGA writers strike and SAG-AFTRA actors strike, and Deadline reports that the upcoming tenth episode of Season 3 will also be the series finale.

News of NCIS: Hawai'i 's cancellation comes after the franchise hit its 1,000-episode milestone amongst its five series on April 15. In celebration of NCIS and it's achievements, the actress exclusively told PEOPLE about what it's meant to be a part of the milestone as a groundbreaking addition to the crime-fighting family.

“NCIS: Hawai’i” was the fourth series in the “NCIS” franchise and is now the third series to end. Both “NCIS: New Orleans” and “NCIS: Los Angeles” ended in the past few years after seven and 14 seasons respectively.

NCIS: Hawai'i cast and show bosses have been responding to the news that the procedural spin-off has been cancelled. Agent Kate Whistler actor Tori Anderson posted on her Twitter/X: "Having a really hard time processing this one.

NCIS: Hawai’i cast members and creatives are slowly digesting the news the series will not return for a fourth season following news today of its cancellation. Tori Anderson, who portrayed FBI agent Kate Whistler,

NCIS: Hawai'i stars have spoken out amid the drama's uncertain future as it becomes the only CBS show awaiting news of its renewal. Fans have taken to social media to campaign for the spin-off's