Fans now know when FBI Tuesdays are coming back. CBS has announced the premiere dates for their fall 2022-23 schedule, which has FBI, FBI: International, and FBI: Most Wanted all returning in mid-September. This promises to have some terrific turns for each show, even as each has to adjust to some changes. When are FBI
FBI Season 4 is in an odd position as, technically, it hasn’t actually ended. The Season 4 finale was to air May 24th with a powerful episode of Jubal handling his son involved in a possible school shooting. Sadly, real-life events forced that to be postponed. Thus, Season 4 had a shorter end than fans
The FBI franchise is making a play for the Emmys. With early Emmy voting ballots going out, several actors are in the running for possible nominations. While that may seem a long shot for some, the fact they’re trying does show the FBI shows have more dramatic power than some may expect. FBI and its
Fans hoping to enjoy the FBI Season 4 finale on Tuesday night were in for a rude surprise. Due to a horrible real-life tragedy, the episode was pulled a few hours before being broadcast by CBS. As of yet, there’s no word on when it might air. However, given the circumstances and the episode’s content,
Jeremy Sisto promises a powerful ending for FBI Season 4. The actor previewed the season finale as Jubal Valentine is put in the middle when his own son gets involved in a shooting case that points to a bigger crime. It may push Jubal, who’s already been through the wringer this year, to some rough
FBI Tuesdays will close out their seasons in some significant ways. FBI will have Jubal in a tough spot when someone close to him is part of an investigation. Likewise, Forrester will have a major family issue on FBI: International while FBI: Most Wanted tracks a dangerous fugitive. It adds up to some powerful drama
Trust is hard when you’re making the wrong assumptions about people. After a case where OA’s gut feelings got him into danger, the FBI team handled the murder of a DEA agent that involved using a witness. But last night’s conflict between Wallace and Nina had the title character of Kayla being the one who
FBI Tuesdays are winding down the seasons with a bang. Fresh off their renewals, the main FBI has Nina and Wallace clashing over an informant. Next, FBI: International has them on a complex search while wrestling with internal matters. Finally, FBI: Most Wanted involves the search for a dangerous con artist. It adds up to
The past can be a hard thing to escape. After Nina Chase joined the team on the hunt for a serial killer, she had to aid OA as his personal issues were affecting the search for a terrorist. This made the episode titled Ghost From the Past a tougher one than usual for FBI. OA’s
FBI Tuesdays are going to be continuing for a while longer. In a bold move, CBS announced that FBI, FBI: International, and FBI: Most Wanted are not only renewed but getting two-season orders to keep them airing through 2024. This is a major move for the franchise and establishes Tuesdays as a big night for