After six thrilling seasons, CBS’s crime drama FBI: Most Wanted has officially wrapped up, leaving fans and cast members with mixed emotions. The series finale aired on May 20, 2025, marking the conclusion of the Fugitive Task Force’s gripping mission to track down some of the country’s most dangerous criminals.
Since its debut, FBI: Most Wanted has captivated audiences with intense storytelling and high-stakes investigations. The show follows the dedicated task force, initially led by Special Agent Jess LaCroix and later by Remy Scott, as they hunt fugitives across the United States. Each episode delivers suspenseful chases and compelling narratives, exploring the personal and professional challenges faced by the team.
The cast, including Shantel VanSanten, Roxy Sternberg, Keisha Castle-Hughes, Edwin Hodge, and Dylan McDermott, shared heartfelt messages on social media as they bid farewell to the show. Roxy Sternberg, a long-time cast member, posted an image of the final script with the words “THE END,” reflecting on the journey by stating, “Six years later, we made it to the finish line!”
The final episode, titled The Circle Game, centers on the team’s pursuit of a rogue government operative plotting a domestic terror attack. While plot details remain largely undisclosed, cast members hinted at an emotional farewell, with Shantel VanSanten sharing a photo from set captioned, “Preparing for the last scene of the night… and the last of the series.”
As FBI: Most Wanted reaches its conclusion after more than 100 episodes, its legacy remains strong among fans. The show’s action-packed sequences, memorable characters, and gripping investigations have cemented its place within the larger FBI universe created by executive producer Dick Wolf. Viewers will surely remember the intense missions and character-driven storytelling that made the series a standout in crime television.
