American Dreams

I LOVE FBI and I do watch Most Wanted but having this cross over unfortunately highlighted the difference between the two shows with FBI being far superior!

FBI has a great cast and the chemistry between all of them is amazing and works so so so well on the show! ( I hope they stay on for many more seasons to come).

When we hit the second half of the crossover, I found myself reaching for my phone because to be honest I got a little bored with the no emotions at all cast especially when it concerned one of their own!

I think FBI is the more well rounded show of the two.

With Missy Peregrym out on maternity leave the show was weakened significantly but bringing back the FBI Most wanted statues to make it better was a big mistake . It was a great story line and I enjoyed the mystery and how they solved it, but the plastic characters from FBI most wanted took away some of the entertainment value. Recommend that if they want to save FBI most wanted find somebody to lead the team besides Julian McMahon that actually smiles on occasion. A new team wouldn't hurt either. The stories are good but I stopped watching the stiff acting with zero chemistry after the 3rd show - it was like injection an acting cancer into a good show with the crossover with an already compromised FBI with Missy Peregrym gone .

I've been enjoying this show. Some episodes however appear to engage in political messaging and this is one of them. Is it obvious? No but we're not stupid and given the social-political context of America during a certain presidency we can infer who and what this episode is trying to target. The evil nasty white supremacists are a proxy for the millions who voted for the previous president, who have grave concerns about where progressive elites are trying to take this nation. There are moments when the thinly cloaked political agenda of the show's producers takes off the mask and announces itself rather loudly.

We get it, Hollywood. Stop alienating half your audience.

(I tried to add review to a later episode and accidentally edited an earlier one. Trying to switch it back.)

Why were the actors acting like they were in a Marvel film? Who wrote the cheesy lines like "Hey, it's me. So good news on the case. But bad news for the kids: they have school tomorrow." (As music swells.)

You have to love the Hollywood left. Preaching while the stars make $$$$$ per episode! Funny how this happens during that presidential.?Will they cover the Afghanistan hell next? So, what is your solution to the border crisis? I'm sure you would welcome a tent city on YOUR property. Right???

Keep politics out of TV. We tune in to escape reality. This was the plot line that wanted to be made into a grown up show. Fail.

Wooden acting, confused cast. Hopefully they cast for quality rather than checking boxes.