FBI

FBI is a fast-paced, high-stakes drama that delves into the inner workings of the New York City office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Launched in 2018 on CBS and starring an ensemble cast that includes Missy Peregrym, Jeremy Sisto, Sela Ward, Zeeko Zaki, Alana de la Garza, John Boyd, and Ebon, the show is an adrenaline-fueled excursion into the world of investigative crime-fighting. Not just any crimes, but the sort that threaten to disrupt the city's peace and potentially, even the nation's security at large. The procedural crime drama wastes no time, throwing audiences straight into the midst of cases, which range from terrorism, organized crime, counterintelligence to threats considered critical to the security of the country. Each episode features a standalone crime, but a long-term narrative arc also gently unfolds across the series, lending an added dimension to the plot and characters. The series represents a network's endeavor to portray the nuanced workings of the nation's principal federal law enforcement organization with as much accuracy and dynamism as the narrative allows. While the FBI's cases represent the heart of the show, it is the compelling ensemble of characters, each with their unique personalities, histories, skills, and weaknesses, that forms its soul, aiding the longevity of the series. Missy Peregrym plays Special Agent Maggie Bell, a competent and dedicated agent who brings a unique blend of compassionate human understanding and logical deductive reasoning to her investigations. Her partner, Special Agent Omar Adom "OA" Zidan played by Zeeko Zaki, is a rarified combination of analytical prowess and operative field experience. A former Green Beret and DEA agent, Zidan's unique background brings a fresh perspective to the intricate cases the team navigates. Jeremy Sisto plays Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine who helms the command center. Sisto’s character is the nerve center of the agency, coordinating the team's operations and ensuring the smooth execution of their tasks. Also part of this formidable team are Assistant Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille (Alana de la Garza), Special Agent Tiffany Wallace (Katherine Renee Turner) and Stuart Scola (John Boyd), all of whom bring their diverse skills and unique viewpoints to the team's operations. On a more macro level, the series navigates the sense of duty and ethical dilemmas that often accompany a job of such high stakes, wherein the balance of personal and professional invariably weigh. Each character weaves their particular story thread through the series fabric, enriching it with glimpses into their motivations, fears, triumphs, and failures. Despite the narrative gravity, the show ensures a steady drip of lighter moments and character interplays, offering the audience an opportunity both to breathe and to appreciate the full range of human dimensions hardcoded into the characters – their humor, resilience, camaraderie, rivalry, and even their shared moments of vulnerability. The show doesn’t operate in isolation but expands to a broader canvas presenting a more comprehensive view of the crime genre. Through interconnected spin-offs, the series takes us through the Country's cross-functional law enforcement teams, thus offering us different angles and perspectives of crime fighting. In summary, FBI is an engaging crime procedural that hits the sweet spot between showcasing the nitty-gritty of crime-solving and maintaining an emotional connect with its characters. With an intricate weave of relationships, compelling characterization, high-octane action, and edge-of-the-seat storytelling, the show keeps audiences returning week after week for their dose of enthralling action and engaging drama. The series underscores the commitment and sacrifice involved in maintaining national security, highlighting the unsung heroes behind the scenes who put their lives on the line for the safety of the nation. As it continues to unravel the labyrinth of federal crime-solving, the drama series 'FBI' proves a must-watch for those who enjoy hard-hitting, character-driven, and thought-provoking storytelling in their crime drama viewing.

FBI is a series categorized as a new series. Spanning 6 seasons with a total of 111 episodes, the show debuted on 2018. The series has earned a moderate reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 7.1.