About Last Night…FBI, FBI: INTERNATIONAL, and FBI: MOST WANTED

Let’s talk about Tuesday night’s TV!

FBI: Okay, first of all, LOVED the follow-up about Tiff being in therapy and talking to Scola about it. It’s important for us to have that kind of continuity.

Look…two years ago, I would have thought Scola was a little bonkers for wanting to fly separately. But there have been a million and a half news stories about malfunctioning planes, so…

All jokes aside, I’m glad we got to see a bit of his concerns about parenting and what they’re doing for baby Dougie. Scola and Nina work in dangerous jobs, and also don’t generally work in a way that allows them to cover each other’s backs. (Which is good, but also means they have to have a lot of faith in the other’s teams, etc.) But, importantly, they’re both capable. All they can do is their best.

It was a lot of fun to see Nina and Scola undercover, though. I hope the shows utilize these kinds of mini-crossovers more next season.

[For more on the episode, here’s what Shantel VanSanten shared.]

FBI: INTERNATIONAL: Okay, I had no clue Raines and Tate would work so well together, but wow. (And the whole episode hinged on that dynamic working, really, so kudos to whomever on the team realized what they might have there.) It was fun seeing Tate out in the field, period—she might be less thrilled after her adventure/injury—and I look forward to how they might play with that in the future. It loses its luster, a bit, if she’s out there constantly, but I hope they can find a fun balance next season now that they have seen how well this worked.

(The case was infuriating, too. Ugh. Scary plausible and heartbreaking.)

FBI: MOST WANTED: Aw, congrats to Ray and Cora. Loved that their family witnessed it all, too. This may seem minor, but, man, I really appreciate that they brought back Ray Sr. for the pre-proposal conversation and then to celebrate the engagement at the end. Those little extra elements of character world-building are so important.

Which shows did you watch last night?

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