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I like Alana De La Garza a lot, but I'm not sure I'm on board for this dreck. Hopefully she gets more to do than just make an announcement to the press in future episodes.

I said it in the other thread and I'll say it here: Matthew Lillard weeping on the ground with a missing arm was unintentionally hilarious. CBS needs to learn how to lighten up on their procedurals because otherwise things get monotonous and my mind will start to wander.

I completely missed this episode; does anyone know if it will be rerun? Or shown on demand (instead of CBS's annoying streaming service)? TIA.

33 minutes ago, Xantar said:

Matthew Lillard weeping on the ground with a missing arm

He's really getting beaten up: On Good Girls his character was shot in the leg. And before that I think he did get punched a few times. 

16 hours ago, forumfish said:

Why did the guy do it?

The show used the term "family annihilator" which is, apparently, actually a thing. The LaCroix character also said that the husband was a control freak.  

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130815084404.htm

"Categorizing the Killers: Four Types of Family Annihilator

Self-righteous: The killer seeks to locate blame for his crimes upon the mother who he holds responsible for the breakdown of the family. This may involve the killer phoning his partner before the murder to explain what he is about to do. For these men, their breadwinner status is central to their idea of the ideal family.

Disappointed: This killer believes his family has let him down or has acted in ways to undermine or destroy his vision of ideal family life. An example may be disappointment that children are not following the traditional religious or cultural customs of the father.

Anomic: In these cases the family has become firmly linked in the mind of the killer to the economy. The father sees family as the result of his economic success, allowing him to display his achievements. However, if the father becomes an economic failure, he sees the family as no longer serving this function.

Paranoid: Those who perceive an external threat to the family. This is often social services or the legal system, which the father fears will side against him and take away the children. Here the murder is motivated by a twisted desire to protect the family."

1 hour ago, dubbel zout said:

LOL. This might be the epitome of the lateral move.

I'll say! Since she was barely used in the back door pilot, though, maybe she will get more exposure on the main show since she is essentially taking over for Sela Ward. Or not.

But she is now reunited with Jeremy Sisto from their Law & Order days...

On 10/30/2020 at 6:36 PM, illdoc said:

For those hoping for less Tali: * FBI: Most Wanted has promoted YaYa Gosselin, who plays Jess LaCroix’s daughter Tali, to series regular for Season 2, our sister site Deadline reports. I think this probably means more Tali!

Ridiculous. This isn’t a family drama, this is a crime procedural. I want to see the team tracking down fugitives, not LaCroix at home with his daughter. I wish this show was more like FBI where there is very little personal drama and we rarely see characters at home.

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I agree that it sucks to lose Clinton, I really liked him, he was a very calm, level headed character to contrast with the more emotional LaCroix and the others. And I wonder if LaCroix’s in laws/Clinton’s parents will be back? Since LaCroix is living on their property, it would seem like they would have to be shown, especially since they’ve had a wedding and a shooting take place at the house while they were on vacation.

I still like all of the team members and I like the addition of Ortiz a lot, but I’ll miss Clinton, and I wonder how he’ll be written out since he had such a close connection to LaCroix. 

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New cast member (plus Fall premiere date): https://tvline.com/2021/07/12/fbi-most-wanted-season-3-alexa-davalos-series-regular-cbs/

NOTE: The season premiere of FBI: MW will be at a special time (9 Eastern/8 Central) on Sep 21. It's the middle part of a 3-series crossover (part 1 FBI, part 3 FBI: International). It will be at its regular time (10/9) on Sept 28 (with the new FBI: International at its regular time 9/8).

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So with the announcement that the FBI shows will start with a 3 hour crossover (first FBI, then MW, then International) I’m curious as to how this show will address the season ending cliffhanger. It will be hard to do that while right in the middle of a case. But I’m glad it will be that way, because I was sick of the soap opera surrounding LaCroix’s love life and I don’t care for it to be the focus of an entire episode. 

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17 hours ago, Xeliou66 said:

I’m curious as to how this show will address the season ending cliffhanger. It will be hard to do that while right in the middle of a case.

According to an article, the cliffhanger will "be resolved quickly, although the repercussions will linger throughout the season". There will also be a 6-month time jump.

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