‘FBI: Most Wanted’ Cast Says Goodbye as Production Wraps on Series Finale (PHOTOS)
FBI: Most Wanted is ending with its current sixth season, with the series finale airing on Tuesday, May 20, and production has wrapped. The cast shared photos from set of their last day in Instagram Stories on Wednesday, April 30.
In addition to photos of the cast on set and group shots, Edwin Hodge marked “the start of the last day of production” with a repost of a photo from set and Keisha Castle-Hughes shared a photo of herself “closing out 6 years.”
Roxy Sternberg wrote “6 years later, it’s a wrap!!!” alongside a production page noting, “THE END” and “Thank you to the best cast and crew.” Shantel VanSanten also shared a look at that page and wrote, “Today marks the end of an era for an epic adventure as we film the last episode EVER of Most Wanted @fbicibs! I am so grateful to be here for this moment and celebrate a cast/crew that has brought you 100+ episodes of great TV!! [It] has been a joy to play Nina Chase and I am lucky to have been a part of the #WolfWorld @wolfentertainment.”
The FBI: Most Wanted Season 6 cast includes Dylan McDermott (as Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott), Shantel VanSanten, (as Special Agent Nina Chase) Roxy Sternberg (as Special Agent Sheryll Barnes), Keisha Castle-Hughes (as Special Agent Hana Gibson), and Edwin Hodge (as Special Agent Ray Cannon). Sternberg and Castle-Hughes are the only remaining cast members who were with the show from the beginning. McDermott joined in the third season, Hodge in the fourth, and VanSanten, coming over from recurring on FBI, in the fifth.
The series will conclude with the Tuesday, May 20, finale, titled “The Circle Game.” In it, the Fugitive Task Force hunts down a rogue government operative planning a domestic terror attack. Based on one of the photos VanSanten shared in her Instagram Stories, captioned, “Ready for the last scene of the night… And last of the show ever!” it does look like there will be some sort of party or event for the team and everyone will survive the events of the episode.
Check out the photos from the cast on their last day filming FBI: Most Wanted below.
FBI: Most Wanted, Series Finale, Tuesday, May 20, 10/9c, CBS
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It’s a shame that this show was cancelled. Can’t quite figure out what CBS was thinking, getting rid of good shows and replacing them with crappy game and supposedly reality shows. I’m sure they are losing viewers by the droves!!
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Game and reality shows are cheaper.
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So sick of great programs getting canceled. Makes me very hesitant to even begin watching anything new. I’ll just wait until new shows that look promising have multiple seasons and then binge it. Whoever is making these decisions show get the ax. Let them see how it feels.
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I agree I love all of the FBI series and I am not watching whatever they replace them with
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You are absolutely right, they air more crappy shows nowadays than ever before.
Money has blinded the perception of everything, they wouldn't know a good show if they tripped over it
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Love this show ❤️
Why are they canceling such good shows!!!!!
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CBS... your strategy is making NO sense. NCIS- Hawaii; Poppas House; SWAT; FBI International & Most Wanted are all canceled. Why? Do you want to push people to streaming platforms instead of watching CBS? And you are replacing awesome shows for NCIS-Orgins & Sydney that are crappy. The only reason I watch this network is for NCIS and FBI. If they are canceled, it's a wrap!!!!!!
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Stop getting rid of good shows there are some that are there and they sting
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I think this is crazyCBS. I have now stopped watching CBS. Hope mire people do the same. You have enough crappy stuff going on
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I am truly sick of wonderful police shows getting axed, mainly the whole Tuesday spotlight of all “FBI” shows. I hope that the people at CBS would get their own forms of employment get the “CHOPPING BLOCK”. Terrible decision on their part. Maybe some other station will have the “Kahunas” to take on the FBI. There is always hope. If not, I will be one grouchy old 72 year old grandma.
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I don’t understand these production companies they have good shows on they generate the ship. They have great acting great cast but yet you cancel them truly you really don’t know what the people want.
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Dylan McDermott just wasn't convincing as any kind of agent (maybe TSA). He absolutely ruined the show for me. Kudos for everyone else who did great work and I hate to see them go.
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I love Dylan. He’s the best !
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I think it stinks that one of my favorite shows is being canceled. Whoever did this should be fired. They keep the scrappy shows and canceled the good ones. Stupid!
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He wasn’t replaced, he wanted to leave, I liked Dylan he brought a lot to the character.
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Very sad Should not be cancelled
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I love this show so sad it will end
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It's my favorite fbi. I'm shocked it's leaving so soon.
I think it was the best of the 3
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What college grad idiot at CBS decided to cancel these shows?
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I stopped watching. Very poor casting decisions in the last few years.
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Tired of seeing good shows being remove for no reason. CBS you are a bunch of a--holes, must be Americans.
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What does this have to do with the article?
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Good I’m glad it’s going away. Loved the show when it was Julian McMahon as the Supervisory Special Agent but when he got replaced by Dylan McDermott, the show went down hill especially when it went woke.
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