The anchor series starring Missy Peregrym and Jeremy Sisto has been given the greenlight through the 2026-2027 season.

"FBI" has been renewed through Season 9 into the 2026-2027 broadcast season, but CBS has canceled the two spinoffs.

The TV procedural world was upended on Tuesday (March 4) afternoon when the news came down that not one but two fan favorites would be given the sudden kibosh by their network. Both FBI spinoffs FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted were suddenly canceled by CBS after four and six seasons, respectively.

All season long, there were rumblings that one of the FBI spinoffs were destined for cancellation. The negative buzz surrounding the fates of both FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted were both right.

The universe of Wolf Entertainment and Universal Television's "FBI" franchise is getting a little smaller – at least for now – with CBS opting not to renew Dylan McDermott-starring FBI: Most Wanted for a seventh season and Jesse Lee Soffer-starring FBI: International for a fifth season.

The network has canceled FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: International. The two shows will end their runs in the spring after six and four seasons, respectively. The flagship series, which is in the midst of a multi-season order taking it through the 2026-27 season, will remain at CBS.

Most Wanted. This is a pretty shocking turn of events. We have never really seen a network decide to pull the plug on two big name spinoffs such as these before. We're sad to see the spinoffs go, but not all hope is left.

FBI nights are about to look a lot different. Variety confirmed on March 4, 2025, that CBS had canceled both FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: International, leaving the original FBI as the last show standing from the Dick Wolf franchise.

TV schedule has been an exciting time for CBS' FBI franchise, with FBI: Most Wanted quickly approaching its 100th episode and FBI: International settling into a new dynamic with Jesse Lee Soffer as new star.