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For Dick Wolf’s FBI on CBS, the search for a bomber is not enough to be the main story. February 26’s episode, "Scorched Earth," focuses on the deeper meaning of women who get ahead in the workplace facing misogyny, which we're supposed to believe literally kills.
FBI producer Rick Eid has explained the dramatic twist that has led to Missy Peregrym's temporary departure from the show.
For Dick Wolf’s FBI on CBS, the search for a bomber is not enough to be the main story. February 26’s episode, "Scorched Earth," focuses on the deeper meaning of women who get ahead in the workplace facing misogyny, which we're supposed to believe literally kills.
Font Size Viewers of Dick Wolf’s Law & Order spinoffs knew better than to expect anything original when it came to his new show on CBS, FBI. Sure enough, it didn’t take very long at all for the old tired liberal TV tropes to appear on the September 25 series pilot. FBI premieres with FBI Agent Maggie Bell (Missy Peregrym) and her Arab-American partner Agent Omar Adom "OA" Zidan (Zeeko Zaki) investigating a horrifying explosion in the South Bronx that completely dismantles an apartment building, killing several people, including children. Initially, the suspects include mem...