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There will be some changes coming to at least two of CBS‘ popular shows!
A new report reveals that FBI and FBI: Most Wanted actors will be appearing in less episodes for the next season as a way to save some money, according to Deadline.
Keep reading to find out more…
If you missed it, both shows have been renewed for additional seasons, with one of them getting three more seasons!
In Deadline‘s report, the new seasons will see the series regular actors taking their episode count guarantees reduced by two episodes.
This is not a new practice, as it recently happened on The CW’s Superman & Lois and All American: Homecoming, as well as on Grey’s Anatomy, the One Chicago shows and Law & Order.
FBI and FBI: Most Wanted will be getting 22-episode seasons next season, and the actors will be guaranteed payment for 20 episodes. Reasoning why is reportedly due to them being more expensive to film in the US and having larger series regular casts.
In case you missed it, check out the CBS 2024 Fall schedule and what night the FBI shows will air!
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