Zeeko Zaki, who has brought FBI Special Agent Omar Adom “OA” Zidan to life on CBS’s hit series FBI for six seasons, is sharing his thoughts on recent developments surrounding the show as it gears up for its seventh season.
Responding to Rick Eid’s Departure
In a recent interview, Zaki addressed the exit of showrunner Rick Eid, who has been instrumental in shaping the series since its inception. “Change can be challenging, but it also opens up new opportunities for growth and creativity,” Zaki remarked. He expressed optimism about the direction of the show and the potential for fresh storytelling with new leadership.
Looking Ahead to Season 7
With Season 7 set to premiere this fall, Zaki is excited about what’s to come. He hinted at thrilling plotlines and character developments that will keep fans engaged. “We’ve got some surprises in store that I think viewers will really enjoy,” he teased, underscoring the team’s commitment to delivering high-quality drama.
A Bright Future with a Three-Year Renewal
Additionally, the show’s recent three-year renewal has Zaki feeling hopeful about the future. “It’s a tremendous vote of confidence from CBS,” he said. “We’re thrilled to continue telling these important stories and exploring the lives of our characters.”
Conclusion
As FBI prepares for its seventh season, Zeeko Zaki remains optimistic amid changes. With new leadership and a multi-season commitment from CBS, the series is poised for an exciting future that promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Fans can look forward to more thrilling episodes featuring OA and his team when the show returns this fall.
