FBI season 7: Release date and latest news

The news of Olivera's casting comes as it was announced on the same day that Katherine Renee Kane will exit FBI in season 7, with her character Special Agent Tiffany Wallace set to appear in at least one episode of the new season.

So, it looks as though Olivera's character will be taking over the role of Scola’s (John Boyd) partner after Tiffany exits.

It's also now been revealed just when US fans will be able to enjoy the new season, as a season 7 release date has now been confirmed.

Since its debut back in 2018, Dick Wolf's FBI has continued to be a hit in the Law & Order creator's series crown.

With the most recent sixth season continuing to pull in fans, the crime drama has actually been renewed for three more seasons.

That means that we not only have season 7 to look forward to, but we also have seasons 8 and 9 to anticipate in the future.

At the time of the series renewal, CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach said: "The All-FBI Tuesday is a powerful force to be reckoned with on our primetime schedule.

"Dick Wolf and the talent in front of and behind the camera on all three series continue to deliver top-notch storytelling, riveting action and intrigue that has captivated a dedicated fan base steadily across multiple seasons.

"We are excited to see what next season holds for all these heroic characters."

With the season 7 US release date having just been announced, when exactly can we expect the next instalment to land on our screens? Read on to find out more about FBI season 7.

FBI season 7 release date

FBI season 7 is premiering on CBS on Tuesday 15th October at 8pm. It will then be followed by the season premieres of both FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted with new episodes expected to be released weekly in the same slot.

Deadline previously reported that FBI (as well as FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: International) will air in the 2024/25 season. As of now, a UK release date has not yet been confirmed.

Speaking to The Direct, Jeremy Sisto did reveal more about when they'll start filming the new season and said that production "usually starts [s] mid-July".

There's also been a change of showrunner for the new season as Death and Other Details co-creator/executive producer Mike Weiss has joined FBI as executive producer and showrunner.

He's no stranger to working on Dick Wolf productions, having served as co-executive producer on seasons 3 and 4 of Chicago PD so we'll just have to wait and see what this new season has in store for us!

FBI season 7 cast: Who will return?

As for who will return in the new season of FBI, we'd expect all the main players to – but there's been an update on some cast members having reduced roles in season 7.

According to Deadline, some series regulars on FBI (and its spin-off FBI: Most Wanted) will have their minimum guaranteed appearances trimmed by two episodes next season.

This is part of a budget-saving exercise that has also recently hit long-running medical drama Grey's Anatomy, though we're sure it won't have too much of an impact on character stories - but we'll just have to wait and see.

It's since been announced that Katherine Renee Kane's Tiffany Wallace will be exiting the series in season 7, and is set to appear in just one more episode before her departure.

Lisette Olivera has now been confirmed to star as new agent Syd, who may have plenty of desk experience.

While we'd imagine that there will be some new characters joining the series, the main FBI cast that we'd expect to make a return in season 7 is as follows:

• Missy Peregrym as Maggie Bell
• Zeeko Zaki as Omar Adom 'OA' Zidan
• Jeremy Sisto as Jubal Valentine
• John Boyd as Stuart Scola
• Alana De La Garza as Isobel Castille
• Lisette Olivera as Syd

What will FBI season 7 be about?

We're sure season 7 will pick back up after the dramatic season 6 finale of FBI but as for whether it will do so directly afterwards or pick back up after a chunk of time has elapsed, we'll have to see.

The season tied up many loose ends going into the finale, including terrorist organisation leader Hakim Siran, and even featured the return of Missy Peregym as Maggie.

Speaking about the season 6 finale, series star Zeeko Zaki told Screen Rant: "The final episode is a full-circle moment from our first episode, which is really exciting.

"We don't usually leave cliffhangers or villains that get away, so it's nice to get an opportunity to close that loop. It's also great to, again, just show how strong of a team we are and to show our unity through multiple characters' perspectives.

"This is definitely a fun chapter closing on a pretty intense villain and what he did to us, and what he did to one of our own, and things like that. It's just going to be a very well-earned 'getting that guy' moment."

As for what season 7 will be about and who could be returning, we're sure – as is usually the case – the series will continue to adopt its 'new case per week', format with some kind of overarching bad guy or villain set to be nabbed at the last minute. We can't wait!

Is there a trailer for FBI season 7?

No! As production is yet to kick off on season 7, there's currently no trailer.

Watch this space, though, as we'll be sure to keep it updated once one does drop.

FBI season 6 continues to be released every week on Sky Witness and NOW in the UK, and seasons 1-5 are available to stream on NOW.

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