I was attracted by the three letters of the FBI and clicked on the content introduction of this American TV series. There were a lot of TV series related to the FBI before, but they did not directly use the FBI as the title of the film. This alone let me Interested, I’m very curious how they dare to use and shoot it. I can imagine that there is no way to look at the FBI with the concept of a general crime drama. Its structure must be larger, and the subject matter and scope must exceed the traditional police crime drama. Highlight its special features.
Otherwise, the FBI name cannot be supported. It is a heavy pressure. This weight is not ordinary. To make the public understand what the FBI is actually doing? What is the difference with the average police? Most people can’t get in touch with them, and it’s hard to understand the scope of its powers. There is only a vague concept. They feel that the FBI is more powerful than the police, but they don’t know exactly where they are and under what circumstances will the case be. Turning to their hands, to be honest, I really don't understand, even if I read Wikipedia, it is a little confused, as if everything can be related to them.
The first time I saw the poster, I was attracted by the name. I hesitated when I saw the main actors in the next step. These two actors are actors I have not seen at all, nor are they common handsome and beautiful types. Can this film stick to the shooting? My first thought was whether it would be cut off then. I didn't expect them to be shooting the third season now.
The story takes place in the FBI office in New York. Maggie Bell (Missy Peregrym) and Omar Adom "OA" Zidan (Zeeko Zaki) are the two partners to solve various difficult cases. Jubal Valentine (Jeremy Sisto) is the office. Kristen Chazal (Ebonée Noel) is an intelligence analyst (who has also been on the scene, and a certain case helped Maggie Bell block a knife in the carotid artery). Her analysis is for the coordination and arrangement of all agents. The analysis of the case is very useful. In the first season, the head of the New York FBI office was Dana Mosier (Sela Ward). In the second season, I changed the head of Isobel Castille (Alana de la Garza). In fact, I I like the role of Dana Mosier (Sela Ward) very much. Her role is very helpful for the first season. Whether it is analyzing the case or interpreting the psychological analysis of people, it is very good. The second season of Isobel Castille ( Alana de la Garza) is coordination.
Each episode is a separate case. In addition to the case itself, there will also be cases involving the agent. Explain the agent's past and inner entanglements slowly. There are not too many bloody scenes in it, and they are all resolved. Analyze and process the above, analyze from various data and search for suspects, and after reading it, you can find that as long as you leave any information and commit a crime, the government can find it out.
After watching the two seasons, I feel that it’s okay. Don’t expect too much. It’s a TV series that I watch when I don’t know what series to watch. It won’t look bad, but it’s not too bad, at least for me. in this way.
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