As CBS’ FBI Boss Reveals The Spy Thrillers That Inspired The Season 7 Premiere, John Boyd Talks ‘Saying Goodbye’ To One Cast Member

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The hiatus since the Season 6 finale of FBI with some seriously unhinged moments is nearly over, as CBS’ hit drama is set to return in the 2024 TV schedule on October 15. Season 7 will be a new era in more ways than one, with new showrunner Mike Weiss stepping into the role formerly held by Rick Eid and Katherine Renee Kane on the way out as Agent Tiffany Wallace. Ahead of the premiere, Weiss and star John Boyd spoke with CinemaBlend about the spy thriller elements on the way and the Tiff/Scola goodbye.

The Season 7 premiere is called “Abandoned,” and will see the team brought onto the case of a Brooklyn plumber whose murder doesn’t seem to fit his lifestyle. The drama will only escalate from there, all with Tiff not entirely over the events from the end of Season 6. (You can revisit the end of Season 6 with a Paramount+ subscription.) It sounds like a big episode as the first in Mike Weiss’ era as FBI showrunner, and he even wrote the script. When I asked the new boss about writing the episode, he shared:

It was a dream assignment, because you’ve got, coming into it, six phenomenal series regulars that you can write towards. Any time we cut to any one of these six people, it’s interesting and it’s dynamic and never boring. And then being able to collaborate with Alex Chapple, our producing director, who directed the first episode of the season, was also a treat. We went back and forth on a bunch of film nerd references as we created the story.

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