It’s another break for FBI Tuesdays. Even as other CBS shows air fresh episodes, the popular series is taking a hiatus for a couple of weeks with reruns until February 1. That may be annoying, but it does leave hopes that FBI, FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: International will have plenty of nice drama when
Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for this week’s episode of FBI. The FBI team is reeling from the aftermath of a heartbreaking loss. Showrunner Rick Eid and actor Jeremy Sisto unpacked the shocking death on this week’s episode and how it will affect Jubal and the team, going forward. Jubal’s shocking loss The winter finale
The FBI team endured a stunning loss this week. Still reeling from Rina having been shot, Agent Jubal threw himself into the case of an abducted coed. But a shocking turn would change him forever as the episode lived up to the title of Grief. Jubal has a terrible loss On a college campus, Angela
Things are getting more personal than ever on FBI Tuesdays this week. Jubal, still reeling from a personal tragedy on the main FBI, tries to connect with a victim’s father. FBI: International has Kellett in the middle of helping an old contact, while FBI: Most Wanted has Hana and Ortiz making a unique connection amid
Trust can be a very tough commodity for an FBI agent. While still reeling from Rina’s shooting, the FBI team found themselves tasked with stopping some dangerous robbers. However, Tiffany Wallace’s personal interest in one youth nearly jeopardized the entire case in Fostered. A deadly robbery The episode opened with a couple heading into a
After a few weeks off, FBI Tuesdays are set to kick off 2022 with some bangs. New promos show the FBI team handling a series of deadly robberies, FBI: International takes on a dangerous hostage situation, and FBI: Most Wanted is, literally, playing with fire. Aside from those cases, there’s also going to be plenty
Could Cyrus Lupo meet Jubal Valentine? While such a strange encounter seems crazy, actor Jeremy Sisto has an idea how it could happen amid talk of further crossovers between Law & Order and FBI. While it’s just speculation, for now, the idea that crossovers between these TV franchises can even happen says a lot about
Missy Peregrym might be making the jump from FBI to the big screen soon. The actress, who plays intrepid agent Maggie Bell on the hit CBS series, has optioned film rights to the Katherine Center bestseller Things You Save In A Fire. She will produce it with Jai Khanna’s Oakhurst Entertainment and shape it as
The FBI team found themselves in a nightmarish crosshairs this week. As one member was mortally wounded, the team was targeted by an old foe who wouldn’t stop. Even as they try to regroup, it’s clear the fallout of this attack will shake up the team for a long time to come. A deadly target
The FBI team is in for a rough ride going into the holiday break. Stars Jeremy Sisto and John Boyd are previewing the upcoming winter finale episode where an old foe targets the team, which puts those they love in the crosshairs. Their words indicate the fallout of this ep will haunt the team for