Screen Rant is proud to present an exclusive first look at an upcoming installment of FBI: International, which made its grand return to CBS in February alongside FBI and FBI: Most Wanted. Season 3, episode 6, is titled "Fire Starter" and airs on March 26 at 9pm ET/PT. The hour will focus on Vinessa Vidotto's character, Special Agent Cameron Vo, as she "makes use of her sexual assault advocacy experience from her Army days" to get justice for a college student whose sexual abuse claims are dismissed.
Alongside her work on International, Vidotto guest starred in FBI season 5, episode 17, "Imminent Threat: Part Two." She has also been featured in projects such as Lucifer, Hacks, and Piper in the Woods. In addition to Vidotto, Luke Kleintank, Carter Redwood, Eva-Jane Willis, and Christina Wolfe round out FBI: International's ensemble cast. Check out Screen Rant's exclusive photos from "Fire Starter" below:
What Makes The FBI Franchise So Strong
The first episode of FBI aired on September 25, 2018, and starred Rookie Blue's Missy Peregrym and Six's Zeeko Zaki. From the executive producer of Law & Order, the show got off to a strong start due to its ability to build intricate cases that general audiences can easily follow. FBI's success is also largely due to its strong cast of characters and the relationships they form with each other and those they seek justice for.
The case of the week format offers endless storytelling potential, so it came as no surprise when CBS launched FBI: Most Wanted less than two years after the original show premiered. FBI: International was created shortly after, with its pilot episode airing in September 2021. All three shows have now crossed over in some shape or form.
While yet to be confirmed for additional seasons, the franchise shows no signs of slowing down. The future of FBI may not be announced until later in the television season with multiple episodes left to air. Given its large fan base and impressive viewership numbers, it's likely that the franchise will continue to be a staple of crime dramas and police procedurals for years to come.
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