FBI TV series set for ninth season in 2026

The procedural drama FBI, created by Dick Wolf, will return for a ninth season in 2026. The series follows agents in the New York office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation as they tackle major cases. Season 9 episode 1 is scheduled for March 7, 2026.

FBI is a fast-paced drama produced by the team behind the Law and Order franchise. It centers on the inner workings of the New York FBI office, where an elite unit applies talents, intellect, and technical expertise to major cases involving terrorism, organized crime, and counterintelligence to protect New York and the country.

Key characters include Special Agent Maggie Bell, from a multigenerational law-enforcement family, who commits deeply to her colleagues and those she protects. Her partner, Special Agent Omar Adom "OA" Zidan, is a West Point graduate from Bushwick who served two years undercover for the DEA before joining the FBI. Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille oversees the team under intense pressure with strong command authority. Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine acts as the office's nerve center, skilled at motivating superiors and subordinates. Kristen Chazal, a brilliant analyst recruited from university, excels at assembling the big picture quickly.

The series, rated TV-14 and spanning action, adventure, suspense, and drama genres, has aired since 2018 and holds a Metascore of 57. It has received awards including the 2019 TV Award for Best Overall Dubbing of a TV Series and BMI Film, TV & Visual Media Awards in 2020 and 2021 for network television. In 2024, it earned an Astra TV Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series.

Recent seasons have featured notable developments. Season 7 included the exit of one main cast member. Season 8 addresses a cliffhanger concerning Isobel's survival from the prior season.

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March 2026 TV premieres: Complete lineup across streaming platforms and networks

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March 2026 brings a packed slate of new TV series, season returns, reboots, and finales to streaming services and networks like Netflix, Prime Video, Starz, ABC, Apple TV+, Disney+, Bravo, Paramount+, and HBO Max. Highlights span crime dramas (RJ Decker, Scarpetta), origin stories (Young Sherlock), epic conclusions (Outlander S8 final), superhero action (Invincible S4, Daredevil S2), reality TV (Ladies of London reboot), and more, starting early in the month.

In the season 8 finale of FBI, special agent Omar Adom Zidan refuses orders to alter reports about a deadly pathogen and is relieved of duty. The episode, which aired Monday, sets up major changes for season 9.

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The latest episode of CIA featured guest appearances by FBI stars Missy Peregrym and Alana de la Garza. Special Agent Maggie Bell and Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille assisted CIA operatives Colin and Bill in thwarting a bomb threat at an international soccer game. The plot unraveled a web of North Korean spies and family reunions.

In the most recent episode of FBI, agent Eva Ramos confronts a drug dealer from her prosecutor days amid a deadly fentanyl crisis. Juliana Aidén Martinez, who plays Ramos, shared insights into her character's history, partnership tensions with Scola, and the filming of a major chase scene. The episode highlights Ramos' struggle between personal justice and team objectives.

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Over a decade after The Mentalist's 2015 finale, its cast members have taken varied career directions, from continued acting in major productions to pursuits outside entertainment. The CBS procedural, known for its blend of case-of-the-week stories and overarching mysteries, left a lasting impact on viewers. A recent TVLine article tracks the actors' post-show endeavors.

Peacock has canceled Law & Order: Organized Crime after five seasons, TVLine confirmed. The series starring Chris Meloni as Det. Stabler will not return for a sixth season on Peacock or NBC. Deadline first reported the cancellation.

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Following the March 2026 wave of mystery and thriller adaptations (see our previous coverage), additional book-based series have launched this year on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV, featuring obsessions, conspiracies, and family perils.

 

 

 

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