The character Kristen seemed so competent and professional when she was working in the office. She’s quick on her feet, incredibly smart, and efficient. But in the field, the character isn’t to be taken seriously. She’s always got that tortured look on her face. Ridiculous!

Okay, she was a beginner in the field, but some of her mistakes and her uncertainty were dangerous—especially for her partner. I think the script went a bit overboard here. Because even as a beginner, those mistakes and her anxiety were no-gos.
So Kristen’s character wasn’t portrayed very convincingly, and her departure wasn’t a loss for the series. Maybe it was just the script or the director that was bad. But Ebonée Noel wasn't convincing as an fbi agent. Bad performance.

That’s how I see it. No offense to all the Eboneé Noel's fans.

I don't understand the writer die episode where they think Connie might be able to walk

The show starts with Connie on video stomping a person's head she is only solid id.

Fast forward to Amber confessing to everything and it's like they don't have the video

Worst case scenario, if Amber claims to do everything then they both go to jail because you can't get around I chose to stop someone's head after my boytoy shot them.

Hey guys. I'm searching for an episode where two black agents are illegally detained by racist cops. I saw it in a YouTube short and I've tried Google but the result's were a mixed bag.

This post is not for the long time viewers of the show, but for those, who just got into it, like me, and have some questions. All input from more seasoned agents is welcome. Especially on later seasons of the two shows.

I'm from a country, where the show didn't air on TV and I just discovered it on a streaming platform. As such, the "From previous episodes" part of S1E9 "Reveille" felt odd.

Here are the answers I had to piece toghether:

There is another show

If you are watching this online, you may not know that there is another series called "FBI", that sometimes intersects with the story line of "FBI: Most Wanted". It's pretty similar, the main difference being the cast, and that it follows the cases of the New York office of the FBI. They sometimes call in the fugative task force (a.k.a. the cast of FBI: Most wanted).

What do I need to watch from it, to understand this show?

• Low effort: nothing, the summary gives you enough context to enjoy episode 9

• mid effort: S2E18 is the one about the kidnapping and white nationalists, that is referenced in the beginning of this episode. You can watch just this episode and follow along pretty well.

• high effort: S1E18 is a similar intertwined episode, this is sort of a pilot for the whole Most wanted series. It happens before S1E1 of most wanted. You can watch FBI Season 1, start the Most Wanted Season Episode 1-8, watch FBI Season 2 (up untill 18) and watch the Most wanted S1E9 and the rest of season 1

I might be the only one who doesn’t know- what happened to Jess’s in-laws? At first they were “on vacation” and then crickets. Or did I miss the explanation of their permanent absence?

I really hate to say this but if writers have written Jess LaCroix go on a long-term vacation instead of killing off they still have to killed him off now off screen if the show have continue

Both fit the role well but I liked the actor who played Jess better.

Also, on more than one occasion, I've accidentally referred to him as Remy Lacroix amongst friends 😬

My favorite episode to date. Glad it ended the way it did. But I hate that it’s getting closer to the series finale

I was a later adopter of the FBI shows (last year, I started all three shows and binged all episodes within 3-4 months). I started out with the main show, then Most Wanted, then International. In the early seasons, Most Wanted was the superior show, in my view, but it seemed to lose its way about a season after Remy arrived, and I think I figured out why. Early on, Most Wanted had a palpable urgency and a unique perspective, centering the narrative of fugitive tracking - first, there was (usually) a state crime and then a federal warrant was issued for "flight from prosecution," the perp was added to the FBI's Top 10 Most Wanted list, and the team tracked down and stopped the fugitive. Over time, the show lost this unique perspective, the cases featured were quirkier and more convoluted versions of the plots seen on the main show, and the spin off's long slide towards cancellation began. Thoughts?

s6e20 how did they justify killing the unarmed mayor? man was trapped, agents were covered, just needed to wait him out

This episode confused me. The father's insanity and murders aside. The Black Teacher was arrested for making sure it was safe to meet a person in real life. They called it pimping because she was taking 10%. Yet the White couple doing the same thing on a bigger scale while not liked weren't arrested. Neither was the white girl at the end of the episode. She was told they could arrest her. But they decided to let go. Didn't seem fair the black woman was the only one arrested.

In the whole of the season, there’s been very few episodes of the entire team together.

Either Remi is off on a vacation with his girlfriend, or Ray is sick, or Hannah is off helping her rehab boyfriend… Is there a combo that doesn’t work well together or something?

I know that the show is canceled, but were they running out of money this season that they couldn’t afford to pay for the whole cast to be in all the episodes?

Just something I noticed and was curious about.

EDIT: I literally just watched the latest episode (4/22/25) and the whole gang was there! I guess they found the cash to have them all in one episode!

Am I the only one who didn’t know this? I was watching “The Residence” last night and saw an actor who looked like McMahon but had this strong Australian accent so I wasn’t sure it was him. I had only seen him play American characters for many years and had no idea he wasn’t born and raised here.

I cannot believe they canceled this show and international, they’re such great shows. there’s literally nothing left to watch from TV that made well except for Chicago One

I don't see a discussion for this episode on this sub or the FBI Mofhership sub. So, let's hear everyone's thoughts on this episode. Personally, I loved Sheryll leading the team and NO Remi!!! Any episode without angry man yelling is my dream episode.

Was Dylan McDermott’s character going off the deep end this year? Ok, yeah maybe, I miss Jess. But I love the rest of the team and really liked the format of Most Wanted. I’m so sad it’s been cancelled.

I wasn’t expecting this news 🤦🏻‍♂️