The FBI usually handles domestic investigations, but now they’re going international. CBS has announced a series order forFBI: International, the latest show in the network’s successful trio of FBI-based shows from executive producerDick Wolf. CBS also announcedFBIhas been renewed for Season 4 andFBI: Most Wantedrenewed for Season 3.FBI: Internationalwill debut in a special crossover episode with the other two FBI shows next season.
FBI: Internationaltracks the elite agents of the FBI’s International Division, tasked with protecting Americans around the globe.Derek Haas, who created the Wolf-producedChicago Fire, will be showrunner while Wolf will executive produce, along with Haas,Rick Eid,Peter JankowskiandArthur Forney. As for casting, there have been no announcements yet.
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“FBI is the fastest growing brand on television and our partner Dick Wolf has found yet another creative way to expand its universe,” saidKelly Kahl,President, CBS Entertainment. “FBI: Internationalis an intriguing and distinct drama that perfectly complements its compelling siblings,FBIandFBI: Most Wanted, creating an enviable triple-threat for next season that will fit seamlessly across our network lineup.”
“CBS has been a great creative partner, and they understand the value of the growingFBIbrand,” Wolf added. “The show runners, writers, producers, cast, crew and everyone on our team have delivered exciting and creative shows that clearly resonate with viewers. FBI: International offers us the opportunity to expand with a powerful new drama.”
FBI: Internationalis joining a successful family of shows on CBS and is likely to be another hit for the hugely successful Wolf, who’s won two Emmys among 14 nominations. FBI draws over 11 million viewers weekly as the #3 show in television drama. The flagship show also ranks as Wolf’s most-watched show on any network, which is saying something since Wolf createdLaw & Order, which ran for 20 seasons, andLaw & Order: Special Victims Unit, the longest-running current drama on TV.FBI: Most Wantedwas the #1 new drama last season, drawing over 8 million viewers and often topping its Tuesday night slot.
Fans of the distinct Dick Wolf legal procedural shows will no doubt be excited for this latest international expansion of theFBIuniverse.
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