When a Russian biochemist is assassinated for trying to defect with his highly sensitive biotoxins research, the Fly Team springs into action to protect his daughter, whose father’s last wish was that she get his research to a trusted American microbiologist. Meanwhile, Mitchell stays behind to help Vo during her recovery, and Booth clashes with Smitty when he finds out she could jeopardize his promotion.

Jubal's longtime confidential informant brings intel of an impending large-scale terror attack to the team, but when the details don't add up, Jubal must sift out the truth from a man who's known him at his worst.

I’ve been binging this show because I’ve been sick the past month, so a lot of downtime. I enjoy these formulaic shows and don’t critique them too deeply, they’re cheesy entertainment.

That said, I do have one complaint - why do the agents ALWAYS yell at the suspects from like a block away, allowing them to either run away or grab a hostage? I swear this happens every damn episode!

I really don't like Isabel and sometimes she reminds me of the Scooby-Doo villain, Ravolta (from ghoul school movie). It's the high cheek bones, facial structure...I know I'm weird.

Looks like this show is predicting or making fun of what is to come in America. Remotely hacked/commandeered planes used as weapons on US soil.

I’ve been binging FBI lately and I just finished the second season so far. Here’re some rules Ive noticed that never have been broken (i guess) throughout the show

• the first suspect is never the real perp
• suspects who once looked solid are criminals

What do y’ll think about this

I’ve just finished my first watch of the shower and when talking to my sister it appears I have some hot takes so I’m very curious to hear peoples opinions!!

Take a shot every time Jubal says "Yeah", how many episodes can you make it through? lol

Fire in a male truck!! The father came to the scene of the female letter carrier and said that she was on her way to pick him up for lunch like she did every day. The Postal Service does not allow passengers in the vehicles.!!!

Anyone else get a strong Hank and Al vibe this episode from Mitchell and Booth or just me?

I've been binge watching FBI and as someone born and raised in Brooklyn, I gotta say I'm very impressed with how much use the show gets out of Greenpoint, its primary shooting location, especially in the earliest seasons, lol

It's hard not to notice the same scenery but they make it work

A member of the Fly Team goes missing as the hunt for Greg Csonka continues in Paris. Meanwhile, Vo’s life hangs in the balance after being shot.

The investigation into an assistant U.S. attorney’s death leads the team to a related airline whistleblower scandal and the chilling discovery that they don’t have much time to thwart terrorists from crashing numerous in-flight commercial airplanes. Dealing with the memory of his brother, who was a 9/11 victim, the case pushes Scola hard to prevent another catastrophe.

I wanna know your thoughts on Tyler Booth?, me personally I see a lot of potential in him

How did OA knew Clay had visited the crime scene, was something I missed or just something to accept without knowing why?

FBI International is moving to 7:00pm EST next week due to their new show Doc which they've cemented at 9:00pm EST.

FBI and FBI Most Wanted will be in the same time slots.

Normally I don't post stuff like this in here but people probably don't want to miss what happens with the Vo cliffhanger

I’ve been binging police procedural shows and was recommended this. So I usually go for high brow or ones with big productions like Severance or The Penguin, and I thought I would give FBI a go after watching The Rookie.

And I absolutely love it! I love how it never slows down the pacing is really good, the characters feel fully formed and complex. The cases are pretty good too, even the simple ones can be quite exciting. I’m mid season 2 at the moment, and I’m looking forward to see how it progresses and looking forward to the spin offs too.

I've been binging the show and I'm really enjoying it, but man I am mad about how Maggie basically gets off without punishment for her negligence. She had the opportunity to take herself off the case to handle her sister and chose not too.

She then took her ear piece out and missed critical communications, she could have intervened to save the fathers life, or at the very least prevented the NYPD cop from getting shot. If she stops him there then maybe less people in the basement get shot and there are fewer overall deaths, yet she doesn't even get suspended. I get it's a TV show but she should have at least gotten a significant suspension.

I watched this show from start to current (s7 e8) in 14 days, I love the show but why so many bomb eps and omg constantly bringing in a character in relation to the mains to suddenly kill or make them go dark side for an ep is so predictable, also why are almost all of jubals storylines to do with his kid (it’s so boring) anyways can we get more Scola pls I love that man! Anyways overall good show with great characters.

I've realised that I don't really like Jubal Valentine 😬 I thought I did because I like Jeremy Sisto but after watching him get suspended and then not seeing him in S7 E6 only to see him in S7 E7 I realised that I'm actually sick of seeing him 😮‍💨

Just over his BS and his little twat son and rank ex-wife.