FBI: Most Wanted

I mostly liked this show from the beginning, then they started losing actors, which was a bummer, but I still liked it until the new agent in season 3 came... she is horrible! She is always sulking! She looks pissed all the time. She acts like she owns the place and knows all! There is no chemistry or camaraderie with her and anyone else. PLEASE bring in someone with a little charm and personality!

Dylan McDermit is a great actor, but I still see him as being the bad guy after his role in Law and Order Organized Crime. He just doesn't fit the part. It's to soon. They need to re-think their decsion on their leading actor. I miss Julian McMahon/Jess LaCroix. The way he left the show was unexpected to say the least. Killing Jess off was just not the way to go. I will continue to watch FBI Most Wanted as it is well written and I absolutely love it! Though I will always be saddened at Julian McMahons descion to leave. Jess LaCroix, his immediate family and girlfriend were the heart of the show. FBI Most Wanted will never be the same without them.

I finally gave up on this show, after probably persevering for too long.

While it's not a bad police drama, the constant turnover of the main characters made it very disjointed. The back stories for them were pointless, as nobody stayed and characters often disappeared with no explanation. Whatever happened to all of Jess LaCroix's (Julian McMahon) in laws?

I gave the new supervisor, Dylan McDermott, a go. But when one of his early 'unsubs' turned out to be a woman with multiple personalities, I drew the line. The writers were really scraping the bottom of the barrel for ideas. Like there are not enough regular, garden variety psycho killers that they can call on.

Pity. The show had potential. But the revolving door and an outrageous story line was too much.

An actor wants to leave the series, so the writers get together to plan his exit. "Let's do something original, let's kill him off." You have got to be kidding me. That has been done a million times. The FBI transfers people all the time. Why not transfer him or medically retire him due to the shooting or have him retire due to the shock of the shooting. In any of the scenarios he could come back as a guest star. However, killing him off probably seems easier because they don't have to think too hard.

Dylan is too fresh off of playing the major bad guy on Law & Order Organized Crime to slot in here. The dialogue written for him is too trite. I just can't get over the major bad guy playing the major good guy so soon.

Bad casting. I like him but not in this role at this time.

I am removing FBI: Most Wanted from my Watch list on HULU.