Right now, FBI is one of CBS’s biggest hits. In just three seasons, the series about the New York branch of the federal agency has become such a hit that it’s created a spin-off, Most Wanted, and a coming third series centering on International crimes. It follows a long tradition of shows centering around the
Adding some Blue Bloods alumni to FBI: Most Wanted was a great spark to the show. FBI: MW showrunner David Hudgins spoke about the decision to cast Bloods star Amy Carlson as bounty hunter Jackie Ward and if fans can expect a return visit. Carlson’s Blue Bloods exit Carlson had come to fame on Blue
If NBC’s plans fan out, then fans can expect a lot more Law & Order crossovers next year. With the new Organized Crime series a success and the For the Defense spin-off joining SVU next fall, NBC will have a full-on Law & Order night. That will mean more crossovers between those three shows. It
Dick Wolfe has built a reputation for fantastic procedural shows on network television. FBI was no different. The success of FBI resulted in CBS ordering a spinoff with FBI: Most Wanted. However, there are big changes coming for FBI: Most Wanted. A new showrunner is stepping up to the plate for the second season of
FBI: Most Wanted episodes are on the CBS schedule over the next two weeks, and it might provide a hint or two about the season finale for the new show. First, it’s worth pointing out that the March 31 episode of FBI: Most Wanted won its time slot (again) for CBS. The bad news, though,
Paul Hayden from the FBI: Most Wanted episode on March 31 is going to be very recognizable to television viewers. The actor playing Paul Hayden has been on television for years, including a recent stop on the hit CBS comedy, The Big Bang Theory. This is going to be a fun treat for CBS viewers,
The FBI and FBI: Most Wanted crossover episodes debut on Tuesday night on CBS. It’s all part of an eventful presentation of the CBS primetime shows on March 24. When the FBI spin-off took over the 10/9c time slot once be held by NCIS: New Orleans, crossover episodes were expected to follow. Now, fans get to
NCIS, FBI, and FBI: Most Wanted fans are going to be disappointed tonight. Let’s not bury the lead here. It’s Super Tuesday in America, and that means the television schedule is going to be shaken up a bit. The entire CBS lineup for Tuesday night will be pre-empted to provide a lot of political coverage.
NCIS, FBI, and FBI: Most Wanted are not on tonight, meaning fans will have to wait a little longer for new episodes of each show. Why? The full lineup of CBS shows for Tuesday, February 25 has been suspended so that the network can air the latest presidential debate. Beginning at 8 p.m. ET /
Doug Timmins is the FBI: Most Wanted fugitive tonight. The team is tasked with tracking him down and figuring out exactly what he plans to do during the January 21 installment of the FBI spin-off. It looks to be an intense new episode of the show, where a young man becomes traumatized by a mass