CBS has renewed Dick Wolf's 'CIA' for a second season, TVLine reports. The series, an FBI spin-off, features Nick Gehlfuss and Tom Ellis as partners in covert operations. Strong viewership numbers contributed to the early renewal.
Dick Wolf's 'CIA', a new addition to CBS's lineup, has received a season 2 renewal, according to TVLine. The show pairs FBI Special Agent Bill Goodman, played by Nick Gehlfuss, with CIA case officer Colin Glass, portrayed by Tom Ellis. Their partnership involves tackling covert operations in New York, targeting international plots, terrorist cells, and geopolitical secrets. The official synopsis describes Goodman learning the shadowy rules of espionage under Glass's guidance, emphasizing their role in safeguarding America anonymously. Supporting cast includes Necar Zadegan, known from 'Mayor of Kingstown', and Natalee Linez from 'Power Book III: Raising Kanan'. Viewership data supports the decision: the series premiere drew 8.4 million multiplatform viewers within its first seven days, per Nielsen. Additionally, CBS noted a 39% increase in time-period viewership compared to last fall, across the first three episodes aired on February 23, March 2, and March 9. This renewal continues the momentum for the odd-couple spy drama.
