CBS's FBI may have just been renewed for three more seasons, but when the flagship series of Dick Wolf's FBI franchise returns for Season 7, it will do so with a new showrunner. It was recently announced that Rick Eid is stepping down as showrunner on FBI, though he will stay on as an executive producer for the series.
“FBI,” “FBI: Most Wanted,” and “FBI: International” have all been renewed at CBS, with “FBI” scoring a three-season pickup at the broadcaster. The renewal will keep “FBI” on CBS through Season 9 into the 2026-2027 broadcast season.
The flagship FBI series, which has spawned two spinoffs thus far, will begin its seventh season this fall after being renewed for three more seasons back in April.
Where are new episodes of “FBI” Season 7 streaming? Yes, new episodes are streaming live Tuesdays on Paramount+ if you have the Paramount+ with Showtime subscription. For Paramount+ Essential subscribers, you can stream new episodes the next day, on Wednesdays.
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Who is leaving FBI season 7?
Katherine Renee Kane, who played Special Agent Tiffany Wallace on the CBS procedural, made her last appearance during Tuesday's Season 7 premiere. Tiffany starts off the season not feeling closure after gunning down terrorist Hakim Siran.
“FBI” Is saying goodbye, once again, to Maggie. The character, played by Missy Peregrym, made her last Season 4 appearance on Tuesday, as she is taking time off from the show for maternity leave. The actor announced her pregnancy via social media in February.
Fall 2024 Season Premiere Dates Announced for Law & Order, One Chicago, and FBI Shows. Mark your calendars — the fall 2024 season premiere dates for your favorite Wolf shows have been announced.
Character: Maggie Bell has been in FBI since the show's beginning and her appearances cemented her as one of the best FBI characters. Maggie's exit was teased in FBI season 6 but her absence only proved how vital she was to the cast. Season 7 will see Maggie return as the hard-working and successful Special Agent.
This is correct as due to the writers strike in America at the start of the year these series like other shows only had 13 episodes in them and all of these have now been shown.
Missy Peregrym, who plays Maggie Bell in FBI, was temporarily written out of the series twice due to her real-life pregnancies. In season 2, Maggie's absence was explained by a temporary undercover assignment, and in season 4, she was injured and hospitalized.
Maggie and OA's dynamic partnership evolves without romantic entanglement, focusing on respect and trust. Unlike other CBS shows, FBI avoids the cliché of partners becoming romantically involved. Actors Missy Peregrym and Zeeko Zaki emphasize the importance of maintaining Maggie and OA's platonic relationship.
Zaki spoke to TheWrap about “the darker things” his character has dealt with, and how the revelation might play out in future episodes. And he assured us that no, Peregrym is not leaving the series and will be back for the Season 6 finale. TheWrap: This a really intense episode for OA.
Kane explained her exit from FBI soon after it was announced, saying that she was looking forward to the new opportunities on the horizon. Like many actors who leave a successful, steady role, Kane wanted to explore other, different roles than the one she had played for four years.
Fortunately, her replacement was a familiar face: Alana de la Garza as Isobel Castille. While the actress debuted on FBI in Season 1 as part of the backdoor pilot for FBI: Most Wanted, she has since become a series regular on the parent series.
Zeeko Zaki's wife, whose name is often kept under wraps, is believed to be a supportive partner who stands by him through thick and thin. Their relationship is characterized by mutual respect and a shared passion for life.
FBI hits close to home for OA (Zeeko Zaki) due to his past service in the Army—and he has to decide how much to share with his girlfriend, Gemma (Comfort Clinton).
Take for instance, FBI and partners Maggie Bell (Missy Peregrym) and Omar Adom “OA” Zidan (Zeeko Zaki). The CBS drama does a great job of highlighting their platonic relationship and how close they are.
A recent FBI season 6 casting update offers good news to those fans who were worried about Maggie (Missy Peregrym)'s future with the series. Maggie has been the central character in the popular police procedural since it began in 2018. Peregrym has left FBI twice before because the actress was on maternity leave.
A longtime member of the FBI team is stepping down. Katherine Renee Kane, who has portrayed Special Agent Tiffany Wallace since Season 3, is departing the CBS procedural during its upcoming seventh season, TVLine has confirmed.
In the FBI finale, doctors were able to save both Nina and the baby, with the couple now parents to a newborn son named Douglas, a tribute to his late brother who died during 9/11.
The season was delayed due to the 2023 Hollywood labor disputes including the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike and 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike. In March 2024, it was announced that Peregrym's Rookie Blue co-star Charlotte Sullivan would join the guest cast of the sixth season.
