FBI: Most Wanted

Dylan McDermott = bad choice.

Stole that title & first line from another review.

It's the exact wording I intended to use & (no surprise to me) here's this review & a lot of others agreeing.

I hated to see Julian McMahon leave, but actors are human & have their own priorities & career choices. That's surely understandable. How a show handles these changes will vary. Sometimes I like the choice & may even feel it's an improvement.

Not this time. Dylan McDermott is the worst replacement character I can recall.

I'm out.

The music is too loud. Actually it is more like pounding random notes than actual music. It starts out loud and just gets louder and louder and louder while the actors are speaking! Why? Why? Why? Can't hear the dialogue and it is very annoying. PLEASE STOP!

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.

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.

When this series began with Julian McMahon as lead it was incredible. Then he left the show and Dylan McDermitt took over. Completely different styles. Dylan's character "Remy" plays an arrogant, rude, hot-headed, over actor who thinks hes all that. He helps himself to other people's food, people he doesn't even know, without asking. What's that all about. Julian's character was quiet, smooth, and empathetic and truly sincere. Dylan's character is completely opposite and frankly, annoying to watch. He is anything but empathetic. Problem with this is I can't decide whether it's incredibly poor acting on Dylan's part or the writers want him to act this way. Either way I'm not sure how much longer I can watch this series unless Dylan leaves the show. All other characters, although they change often for some reason are OK. Dylan character is just too much everything.