Denise Tyson is a new character on the FBI: Most Wanted cast for the second episode of the show. She guest stars on an episode called Defender that will air on January 14. This is already the second time that the writers and producers have brought on a recognizable face to serve as the fugitive
FBI: Most Wanted ratings are through the roof. The series premiere aired on Tuesday night and the official viewership numbers have come in. According to information revealed at the TCA panels on January 12, the freshman CBS drama had the season’s most-watched new series debut. That’s big news for the FBI spin-off. The three-day audience
An FBI: Most Wanted crossover is already in the works. The new spin-off series on CBS will crossover with its parent show, FBI, sometime this spring. This was an expectation from fans as soon as it was announced that an FBI spin-off would debut on CBS this winter. Some viewers might also argue that the
Dr. Justin Brock is going to be the quarry during the FBI: Most Wanted series premiere. The character is deeply involved in the world of organized crime, drugs, and lies. Now, he ends up implicated in the death of his wife. The FBI Fugitive Task Force, led by Agent Jess LaCroix, will be tasked with
Agent Jess LaCroix serves as one of the main characters on FBI: Most Wanted when it debuts on Tuesday night. The FBI spin-off will slide into the 10/9c time-slot vacated by NCIS: Los Angeles for the winter and spring. For fans of the parent show, FBI Agent Jess LaCroix popped up during a Season 1
The FBI: Most Wanted cast will soon be introduced to the CBS audience. Some of the faces may be pretty familiar to fans of FBI, as this spin-off is going to use some characters that appeared in a Season 1 episode of the parent show. The show itself is going to tell stories about the
NCIS: New Orleans won’t be seen on Tuesday nights in the winter or spring. Instead, that time slot is going to be filled with FBI: Most Wanted. It’s a spin-off show that CBS wants to follow the parent show. The network is going to move NCIS: NOLA to Sunday nights at 10/9c, right behind NCIS:
The FBI: Most Wanted start date was revealed by CBS during its winter season announcements. This is a spin-off of FBI and a continuation of a story that they spent a week developing during Season 1 of the parent show. Season 1, Episode 18 of FBI was called Most Wanted and it brought on characters
NCIS: New Orleans won’t be airing on Tuesday nights in the new CBS schedule. The big news was just revealed that the Tuesday night time slot is going to be vacated so that FBI: Most Wanted can air there in 2020. The show has been enjoying a nice time slot behind NCIS and FBI each