Around the 25 minute mark, there's a chase scene... is the guy crouched next to a car wearing a tan coat trying to hide from the cameras? He's not in the rest of the episode... looks like a crew member was in the wrong place!

Anyone know different?

Hello, I am looking to buy the new seasons of Most Wanted (I already have season 1 and 2) but I cant find them anywhere online. May someone be so kind and tell me where they are available for purchase.

Edit: Im looking for DVD, not online

When a federal judge and his wife are shot dead in New York, the Fugitive Task Force goes on the hunt and finds a connection to a man who is hours away from being executed in Missouri. Meanwhile, Remy and Hana both grapple with being single and living alone.

I don't know if it's just me, but this character has so many cheesy lines? I am not sure if it's his overacting. And he's got anger issues - he yells at his coworkers so much.

When two armed guards are gunned down while transporting millions of dollars worth of Nigerian artifacts to a Brooklyn museum, the Fugitive Task Force races to catch the thieves. Also, Ray speaks to his father about taking his relationship with Cora to the next level.

A drug deal between two teens is interrupted when a middle-aged woman abducts them at gunpoint, sending the Fugitive Task Force on the hunt to rescue them. Also, Nina and Scola bump heads over parenting styles.

I'm a sucker for Dick Wolfe dramas. L&O and now FBI and FBI: Most Wanted.

Remy's anger is enough to bring him to a stroke sometimes though. He gets angry over everything and I wish his character would calm down a little.

I love all the other characters and I love the stories, even the ones that seem ridiculous. I just talk to the TV about why they did things that way instead of this way, so it's humor as well as drama.

Edit because I know it's Dick and not Dave Wolfe! I've been watching all his dramas forever.

The Fugitive Task Force springs into action after four detectives are shot dead during a prisoner exchange outside of a diner in New Jersey. Meanwhile, Remy struggles with having Corey as a roommate.

Can someone tell me why Nina's character is wearing boots with at least 3 inch heels in the field, you really can't run in those boots. I think the writers made her wear them so she looks hot. I mean really do you see how tight her pants are. I'm sorry writers but you are just using her to get viewers.

To write what is essentially a Nip/Tuck episode immediately after the death of Julian McMahon is chef’s kiss

After the Fugitive Task Force mobilizes to help apprehend an active shooter on a college campus in Queens, they find themselves in the middle of the glitzy world of college basketball. Also, Barnes and Charlotte attempt to work on their relationship.

When a high school debate team and their English teacher are kidnapped in rural Pennsylvania, the Fugitive Task Force rushes to the scene to find out who took them and what they want before it's too late. Also, Remy helps Corey out of a bind.

So I am way behind. Just watching Season 3. I finally had to just suck it up and pay for Peacock since the shows have been removed from Paramount. I knew that Jess wasn't in the newer season by previews.

I was so excited when Tali got into the boarding school. I thought they were paving the perfect exit for Jess and Sarah. I thought for once a main character could just leave and be happy. But no they did him dirty instead.

Why would they do that crap. Literally could have let him live and retirement.

Rant over. Lol

Do we know why so many cast members come and go on this show? I've never seen a show with so much cast turnover.

The task force heads upstate to assist in a search for missing and murdered Indigenous women and hunt down the serial killer responsible; Barnes struggles to find time to bond with her wife.

WTF Hana, have you learned nothing? Now you’re letting your stalkers live with you?

When the woman whose visage is the face of a popular AI bot is found violently murdered inside a Brooklyn hotel room, the Fugitive Task Force jumps into action to find out who lured her there in the first place. Meanwhile, Hana helps out a recent Quantico graduate who hopes to follow in her footsteps.

The Fugitive Task Force launches into full gear after multiple bombings appear to be targeting retired NYPD officers. Also, Ray decides he's ready to take the next step in his relationship with Cora.

Okay I’ve been slowly watching this series and on S3. Why is the cast turnover so high it seems?

I have some concerns regarding the recent casting decisions for this show. It seems like the blonde actress may have received her role through questionable means, as her performance does not quite meet the standard. Additionally, there are two other characters who have been with the show from the beginning, yet they rarely receive any screen time. It's disappointing to see this pattern of overlooking talented actors in favor of those who may have unfair advantages.

When a mysterious deal goes south, leaving behind multiple bodies, the Fugitive Task Force heads to Virginia to put the pieces together with the help of a familiar face and new addition to the team, Special Agent Nina Chase. Also, Remy continues to grapple with the aftermath of connecting with his long-lost nephew.

I'm rewatching the series & I was confused the first time about why Barnes thought Remy was icing her out for being gone when I'm pretty sure she was already on maternity leave when she came in. The first time I watched it (live and I hadn't seen all of the episodes) I thought she was his number two and that they were close. I'm rewatching and yeah, I still don't get it. Am I missing something?

Of all the drugs to have the vets in Season 1, Ep. 5, addicted to, why Buproprion? That's the generic name for Wellbutrin. It's an anti-depressant with a long history of being safe. It just felt odd that they chose that med to be addicted to. Anyone else?

Attention FBI: Most Wanted Fans!!!

Legendary writer, director, producer and showrunner René Balcer (FBI: Most Wanted Fans, Law & Order) recently joined us on UnScene Podcast to chat about his unmade crime flick "Rotten Groton"!

Hear René's writing as never before as he introduces his script then performs an EXCLUSIVE, expletive-laden scene with us!

Hope you enjoy everyone! Happy holidays from your pals at UnScene Podcast!

https://unscenepodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-16-rene-balcer/

If Anyone Who Has Peacock App FBI Most Wanted Seasons 1 Through 4 Are On There

Working our way through the latest season and the show just disappeared. Not a single episode availabe to stream.

Does anyone know why this happened? Is it temporary or is the series gone for good from Paramount+

Edit: Both most wanted and Internatial have zero episodes/seasons on the CBS web site so it's not just Paramount+. Wonder if they will show up on netflix or someplace else?

Thanks!

UPDATE I’m wondering if anyone has any idea if seasons 1-3 are streaming anywhere? Paramount+ only has season 4 and I haven’t been able to find it anywhere else.

Update Peacock acquired the rights to seasons 1-4 of Most Wanted and 1-2 of Internationa. They are available now to stream. 😊