CBS has officially renewed FBI for Season 8, continuing the high-stakes procedural drama that has become a staple of the network’s primetime lineup. Created by Dick Wolf and Craig Turk, FBI has consistently delivered compelling cases, emotionally charged characters, and tightly written plots that reflect real-world issues.
While details about the new season remain under wraps, early hints suggest that the storyline will dig deeper into the agents’ personal lives while tackling even more complex national security threats. Season 7 ended with a cliffhanger involving a terrorist cell operating on U.S. soil—raising the stakes for what lies ahead.
Showrunner Mike Weiss has teased that the next season will take a “more serialized approach,” focusing on long-term consequences and inter-agency politics. Viewers can expect familiar faces to return, including Missy Peregrym as Maggie Bell and Zeeko Zaki as Omar Adom “OA” Zidan. However, rumors hint that new agents may be introduced to shake up the dynamic.
The series remains one of CBS’s top performers and a key part of the “FBI Tuesday” programming block, alongside its sister shows FBI: Most Wanted and the newly announced FBI: CIA.
