FBI Season 4 Finale Won't Air On CBS After Texas School Shooting
CBS won't air the FBI season 4 finale due to the recent school shooting in Texas. The Dick Wolf-produced show first premiered in September 2018 and is now in its fourth season. FBI is a fast-paced drama that dives into the inner workings of the New York office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The series stars Jeremy Sisto, Zeeko Zaki, Missy Peregrym, Katherine Renee Turner, and Alana de la Garza. CBS recently renewed FBI for season 5, guaranteeing it a spot in the upcoming 2022-2023 lineup.
The most recent episode of FBI season 4 aired last Tuesday, May 17, and sees the team investigating the shooting of a retired DEA agent who is shot outside of a bakery. Other episodes in the fourth season of the hit CBS drama have centered on drugs, murder, and extremist terrorists. FBI currently has two spin-off series, FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted, both of which were able to air their respective season finales on Tuesday, May 24. However, since the latest episode of the original FBI series involves a school shooting, CBS has pulled it from its lineup.
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THR reports that CBS has pulled the FBI season 4 finale in light of the shooting that occurred at a Texas elementary school. CBS made the decision due to the fact that the episode, titled «Prodigal Son,» centers around a school shooting. The official synopsis for the episode reveals that the FBI team investigates a deadly robbery that armed the killers with a cache of automatic weapons. They soon discover that one of the perpetrators is a classmate of Jubal Valentine's (Sisto) son, Tyler Valentine (Caleb Reese Paul). A repeat episode of FBI was put in the finale's place.
Tuesday afternoon, Texas
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