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When Fire Country returns next fall, fans will have something extra to look forward to. The already highly anticipated spin-off series Sheriff Country will start the expansion of the franchise, with Morena Baccarin (Deadpool & Wolverine) in the lead. During a recent interview, the star talked a bit about the starting point of the new series and her approach to Mickey Fox, a character that we've already met a couple of times in the mothership series Fire Country.

During the interview with TV Insider, Baccarin talked about the set-up of Sheriff Country. Since she will be a police officer in a small town, she's bound to have to deal with the crimes of people she's known her whole life. In that scenario, it will be interesting to see how Mickey is able to navigate each case and find the best resolution for it. She stated:

“I’m really interested in the...

Exclusive: Amanda Arcuri and Caroline Rhea are set to recur in CBS‘ Fire Country spinoff series Sheriff Country, led by Morena Baccarin.

CBS ordered Sheriff Country to series for the 2025-26 broadcast season. The series is produced by CBS Studios, as is the mothership series, Fire Country.

Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of Fire Country), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown) and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.

Arcuri will bring to life Skye, who is smart but troubled, and the daughter of Sheriff Mickey Fox and her ex-husband, Travis Fraley (Christopher Gorham). Four months sober, she’s drawn to a boyfriend who endangers her recovery. Sensitive yet self-sabotaging,...

CBS’s 2025-2026 primetime lineup will look surprisingly different from the 2024-2025 version, considering that the network is bringing back l8 shows. The network’s primetime schedule will include one new comedy, four new dramas, and three unscripted series, along with its returning fare.

CBS’s schedule announcement revealed they’ve greenlit a Yellowstone spinoff starring Luke Grimes, reprising his role as Kayce Dutton. For now the drama is called Y: Marshals and is expected to premiere during the 2025-2026 midseason. The network’s also ordered a true crime series based on Harlan Coben’s Final Twist for midseason.

New fall dramas include the Blue Bloods spinoff Boston Blue, the Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, and CIA, a universe expansion of FBI. Dmv, the only new comedy, is described as a workplace comedy set at, obviously, the Department of Motor Vehicles. Taylor Sheridan Blake Shelton, and Keith Urban’s The Road...

The Fire Country universe expands this fall as Sheriff Country joins the flagship series. CBS has already announced that the Morena Baccarin series will finally premiere in the upcoming TV season, but having the show on the schedule makes it more real. The network has not made huge changes to the Fire Country schedule, with the show set to air on Fridays. Sheriff Country will air on the same night. Additionally, Blue Bloods spin-off Boston Blue will also be on the schedule. Sheriff Country kicks off the night at 8 p.m. Et with Fire Country following after in its regular time slot of 9 p.m. Et and Boston Blue at 10 p.m. Et.

Sheriff Country stars Baccarin as straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of Fire Country). She investigates criminal activity while she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater, contending with her ex-con father,...

CBS, which is on track to win its 17th consecutive season as the most-watched network, today announced its 2025-2026 primetime programming lineup of CBS Originals, featuring one new comedy, four action-packed dramas, three unscripted series, 18 returning series, sports, and special event programming. It also revealed new series orders for Y: Marshals and Harlan Coben’s Final Twist.

On Mondays of the CBS 2025-2026 schedule, a powerful new Dick Wolf drama block will launch from 9:00-11:00 p.m. with FBI and CIA and offbeat new comedy Dmv at 8:30 p.m.. Tuesdays introduce the first-ever all NCIS night featuring the #1 global franchise from 8:00-11:00 p.m.

Wednesdays add two big names for midseason and spring with Harlan Coben’s Final Twist true-crime series and Padma Lakshmi’s cooking competition series America’s Culinary Cup airing after the highly anticipated Survivor 50. Fridays will package three compelling Jerry Bruckheimer Television-produced dramas: Sheriff Country,...

CBS has just unveiled their entire 2025-2026 slate of TV shows!

There’s news about a Yellowstone spinoff that will be airing in the winter on the network, as well as the Blue Bloods spinoff, which has a new cast member.

We’re bringing you all the info, including details about the new shows that are debuting, what is being held for mid-season, and more.

Keep reading to find out more…

New 2025-2026 Fall Series:

The Road, a new singing competition series from executive producers Taylor Sheridan, Blake Shelton and Keith Urban trails Grammy Award winner Urban on his journey to discover the next big artist with the help of “tour manager,” Grammy Award-winning country artist Gretchen Wilson.

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For various reasons, CBS decided to hold the Matthew Gray Gubler-led series, Einstein, for the 2026-2027 TV season. The show had already cast two series regulars, but production will need to go back to the casting room to look for another actor to play Detective Maddie Paris. Deadline reports that Rosa Salazar, who was to play the character, has exited the project after the delay was announced. Salazar's departure frees her from her contractual obligations, allowing her to pursue other projects that might be of interest. The decision to end her relationship with CBS Studios, as far as Einstein is concerned, was mutual and amicable. If she had stayed on, she'd have been forced to wait until next year when the show resumes production, given that hiring for writing staff had been paused following the delay announcement.

In Einstein, Criminal Minds alum Gray Gubler plays famed physicist Albert Einstein's relative.

There’s been so much chatter about the future of Fire Country after some significant departures that I forgot Sheriff Country was gearing up for its launch during the 2025-26 season.

All we knew about the spinoff was that Morena Baccarin would be at the wheel in the role of Mickey Fox.

We already met Mickey on Fire Country, with the mothership series revealing she is Cal Fire division chief Sharon Leone’s stepsister.

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It was a compelling way to connect these two universes, but beyond that, there were many questions about who else would be on Sheriff Country.

Now, we have our answer. Deadline reports that CSI: Vegas veteran Matt Lauria has scored a series regular role in the upcoming offshoot.

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CSI: Vegas vet Matt Lauria is getting a badge for his next role: The actor will star opposite Morena Baccarin in the Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, our sister site Deadline reports.

Lauria’s Boone is the smart and capable chief deputy and right-hand man to Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox. After being partnered for years, the pair have a great shorthand and deep respect for each other. But there is also a note of tension between them because Boone feels that he was passed over for the sheriff position.

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Matt Lauria has been cast as the co-lead in the upcoming series Sheriff Country opposite Morena Baccarin.

The show is expected to debut in the 2025-2026 season on CBS and is a spinoff of the hit show Fire Country.

Here’s a synopsis of the series: “Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting Sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone, who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.”

Matt‘s casting was announced on Monday (April 28) and his character has been revealed!

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Variety reports he will “play Boone, Mickey’s longtime partner who is described as a ‘smart, tough and capable deputy’ with a different style of law enforcement, being from Oakland.”

Matt is best known for starring in shows like Friday Night Lights,...

Fire Country is making some extreme moves. Not only did the franchise shock fans by writing two main characters off the show during the season 3 finale, but it has continued to add compelling stars to its upcoming spinoff, Sheriff Country.

Sheriff Country is a spinoff that will be led by previously established character Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin). The closer we've gotten to the show's 2025-26 premiere, however, the more impressive the list of actors involved has grown. The latest addition is Matt Lauria, who is confirmed to be playing the male lead of Sheriff Country opposite Fox.

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Lauria's character is named Boone, and Deadline describes him as a "smart, tough and capable" sheriff who originally hails from Oakland. His approach to law enforcement is drastically different from Fox's, resulting in...

Big casting news has been revealed for Sheriff Country. Currently in the works with Morena Baccarin reprising her guest role from Fire Country, the show has now found her co-lead star.

Per Deadline, CSI: Vegas actor Matt Lauria has signed on to play the male lead opposite Baccarin in Sheriff Country. The series features Baccarin as Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Diane Farr's Sharon Leone who works as a sheriff in the small town of Edgewater. Lauria has been cast as Boone, Mickey's "smart, tough and capable deputy and longtime partner. Originally from Oakland, he’s used to a different kind of policing. Their contrasting law enforcement styles makes their partnership both complex and occasionally tense."

Other known castings include W. Earl Brown as Mickey's ex-con father; the character appeared with Baccarin's Mickey previously in Fire Country. Christopher Gorham will play Mickey's ex-husband and a Sheriff's deputy. Other...

The upcoming Sheriff Country series is building out its ensemble with a procedural veteran. A new report from Variety reveals that CSI: Vegas veteran Matt Lauria has joined the cast of Sheriff Country, the Fire Country spin-off series led by Deadpool veteran Morena Baccarin. This news comes not long after it was announced that Christopher Graham and Michelle Weaver will also star in the series, which will follow Mickey Fox (Baccarin), a straight-shooting sheriff who investigates criminal activity in the small town of Edgewater while also dealing with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown). Mickey is the stepsister of Cal Fire division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr) and the aunt of Bode Donovan (Max Thieriot), who will also work as a writer and director on the series.

Lauria can be seen in 41 episodes of CSI: Vegas as Josh Folsom, but he’s also been in plenty of other projects you might be familiar with.

CBS has a new franchise on its hands. Fire Country has been such a hit for the network, it’s no surprise that that universe is expanding. And that world is also growing beyond Morena Baccarin‘s Mickey Fox, with CSI: Vegas vet Matt Lauria joining her on the job on Sheriff Country. It was soon after the first season that rumors started about a potential spinoff, and in its second, Fire Country introduced the character who would be leading it. Not even a month later, Sheriff Country was ordered to series, but when will it air? Will Mickey Fox appear on Fire Country again before then after her Season 3 appearance? Read on for everything we know and keep checking back because this will be updated as more is announced. Is there going to be a Fire Country spinoff? Yes! The Fire Country episode introducing Baccarin’s Mickey aired on...

Matt Lauria has joined the cast of “Sheriff Country,” CBS’ upcoming spinoff of “Fire Country.”

He will star opposite Morena Baccarin, who was previously announced to be leading the series when CBS greenlit it last May. Per the official logline, “Sheriff Country” will follow “straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of ‘Fire Country’), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown) and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.” Christopher Gorham and Michele Weaver also star.

Lauria will play Boone, Mickey’s longtime partner who is described as a “smart, tough and capable deputy” with a different style of law enforcement, being from Oakland.

Lauria’s most recent TV roles were on CBS’ “CSI: Vegas” and Amazon Prime Video’s “Outer Range,” which both concluded in...

Fact: CBS has cancelled two spinoffs (FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted) but picked up three more for next fall.

Fact: As we speak, CBS has renewed all but three of its scripted shows. The Powers That Be previously cancelled S.W.A.T. and foreclosed on Poppa’s House, but have not yet determined the fate of Queen Latifah’s The Equalizer.

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CBS got lethal with cutting some favorite shows, but there are some renewals and even some new spinoffs coming. Read on to find out more about them.

The Cancellations Are Upsetting

People grow up watching their favorite series and shows, so cancellations are nearly always met with disapproval. However, amid six cancellations, there is at least some hope for TV addicts. The shocker was the cancellation of FBI: Most Wanted, FBI: International, and S.W.A.T. from Universal TV studios.

Others reported were Blue Bloods, Poppa’s House, and The Summit. Probably nobody will miss The Summit too much as it only ran for one season. However, Variety noted that there were some popular renewals.

Renewals & Spinoffs

The greenlit shows on CBS for the 2025-2026 season include:

NCIS, NCIS: Origins, NCIS: Sydney, Tracker, George & Mandie’s First Marriage, Hollywood Squares, Elsabeth, Fire Country, and Ghosts.

Two new spinoffs arrive, and one of them stars Donnie Wahlberg.

Hollywood, prepare to be roasted at the turn of the new year.

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Fire Country has continued its red hot ascent up the ratings on CBS, and now, its eyes are set on a spinoff. Sheriff Country, which is set to follow characters introduced in the main series, is set to air during the 2025-26 season. We've already met Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin), but Sheriff Country recently added faces that will be brand new to the franchise.

Christopher Gorham has been cast as Travis, the ex-husband of Mickey Fox. The two share a child together, a daughter named Skye, and remain forces in each others lives, which can sometimes lead to complicated feelings. Travis and Mickey are split up, but it doesn't mean the possibility of romance is completely off the table.

Christopher Gorham and Michele Weaver have been cast WonderCon 2023 | Albert L. Ortega/GettyImages

Gorham is a familiar and beloved face for those who have watched network television over the last two decades.

Actor Christopher Gorham is moving from one CBS program to another. After recurring this season on Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, Gorham has been tapped for a major role in the upcoming Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country.

According to Deadline, Gorham will star as Travis, a lawyer and Sheriff Mickey Fox's (Morena Baccarin) ex-husband. Together, they have a daughter, Skye, whom they’ve helped through addiction struggles. Despite their many differences, Travis and Mickey might still harbor feelings for each other. The actor recently appeared in the first season of the Chuck Lorre hit comedy Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage as Scott, the boss and ex-boyfriend of Emily Osment's character Mandy.

First announced by CBS in early 2024, Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of Fire Country), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets...

CBS has made two key additions to the cast of its Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, including Christopher Gorham (Covert Affairs) in a series-regular role.

As first reported by our sister site Deadline, Gorham will appear as Travis, a lawyer and the ex-husband of Morena Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox. Travis and Mickey share a daughter named Skye, whom they’ve helped through struggles with addiction, and the pair might still have feelings for each other… but it’s complicated.

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The Fire Country spinoff series, Sheriff Country, has added two more series regulars to the cast!

Here’s a synopsis of the series: “Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting Sheriff Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone, who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.”

Keep reading to find out more…

The show is expected to debut in the 2025-2026 season on CBS.

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Christopher Gorham – Series Regular!

Christopher Gorham, who you may recognize from The Lincoln Lawyer, has joined the cast.

He’ll portray Travis, who according to Deadline, “a lawyer and Sheriff Mickey Fox’s ex-husband. Together, they have a daughter, Skye, whom they’ve helped through addiction struggles. Despite their many differences, Travis and Mickey might still harbor feelings for each other.

As the highly anticipated spin-off series Sheriff Country starts to take shape at CBS, new names start getting added to the slate of main stars. Today, the network announced through Deadline two pretty big newcomers that will help elevate the story of the new procedural series: Christopher Gorham and Michele Weaver have joined the show as series regulars. The spin-off is yet to get a release date, but at this point CBS is eyeing the 2025-2026 schedule to debut the first season, probably close to its mothership series Fire Country.

While CBS hasn't unveiled a full synopsis for Sheriff Country, we do know that the series will follow no-nonsense Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin) as she patrols the streets of Edgewater and investigates cases from the small town. She is the stepsister of Fire Country's Sharon Leone (Diane Farr) and the aunt of Bode Donovan (Max Thieriot). The two new...

CBS is not moving forward with a spinoff of The Equalizer, TVLine has confirmed.

The news comes less than 48 hours after the Eye network aired a backdoor pilot starring Titus Welliver (Bosch) and Juani Feliz. Appropriately titled “Sins of the Father,” the episode found Queen Latifah’s Robyn McCall contacted by Samantha Reed (Feliz) to help track down her father, missing ex-CIA agent Elijah Reed (Welliver). A promo for the episode can be seen below:

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Poppa’s House is locking its doors for good: CBS has cancelled the Wayans family’s sitcom after just one season, TVLine has learned.

Poppa’s House Season 1 is averaging shy of 4.1 million viewers (with delayed playback), delivering just 70% retention out of The Neighborhood, whereas Bob Hearts Abishola last year enjoyed 94%. It stands as CBS’ least-watched scripted program of the 2024-25 TV season.

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It’s official: Matthew Gray Gubler is returning to CBS.

The Eye network has handed a series order to Einstein, a new procedural headlined by the Criminal Minds vet. Additionally, CBS has greenlit the single-camera comedy Dmv, which stars Colin From Accounts standout Harriet Dyer.

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Despite two shows in CBS' FBI franchise being canceled last month, fans of the procedural drama can take comfort in knowing that a new spin-off has officially been given a series order, and will premiere during the 2025-26 season. The best part? Lucifer's Tom Ellis has been cast in the lead role of what's known right now as CIA.

Per Deadline, Ellis will star in the new series from Dick Wolf, which sees FBI: Most Wanted showrunner David Hudgins once again take point. Executive producers include former CIA officer David Chasteen, Nicole Perlman, and Peter Jankowski. Like the flagship series, this new outing will have all the drama and intrigue fans have come to expect from the franchise, and focus on two agents who become unlikely partners to help bring down various threats:

"CIA centers on two unlikely partners – a fast-talking, rule-breaking loose cannon CIA case officer (Ellis), and a by-the-book,...

The following contains spoilers from… the 15th season of NCIS: Los Angeles that we never got?

Sam Hanna came bearing gifts — and not just malasadas — when NCIS‘ latest Case of the Week demanded the former agent’s presence.

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The Sheriff Country cast is slowly starting to build.

The forthcoming TV show, a spinoff of CBS‘ highly successful Fire Country, was ordered to series for the 2025-26 season last year.

Here’s a synopsis: “Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting Sheriff Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone, who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.”

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Fire Country spoilers reveal that Bode Leone (Max Thieriot) has been branching out in his activities lately. With Jake Crawford (Jordan Calloway) wanting to take over Vince Leone’s (Billy Burke) job at Cal Fire, could Bode more on to another job? Bode’s last job almost got him send back to prison. How would things go if Bode decided to work for Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin) instead?

Bode Leone’s Parole Officer Has Been On His Back

Bode’s parole office found out that he was working her his step grandfather, a man who happens to be growing illegal substances at his home. Bode hasn’t been working with the product, just clearing land.

However, Bode is still working for a criminal and isn’t allowed around him. Bode has been forced to give up this job.

Bode was instrumental in helping his Aunt Mickey to catch the man...

Okay, I think everyone would agree that Fire Country delivered one of their best episodes yet. There was a little bit of everything for everyone on “Dirty Money,” and we have to talk about how good it was.

I wasn’t kidding either about there being a little something of everything. For a brief part of the episode, we legit had ourselves a murder mystery.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Fire Country Season 3 has been the best so far. The writing, from plotting to character development, has skyrocketed in quality.

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Not to mention, the cases no longer feel like a rinse-and-repeat from one catastrophe to another.

Before we get to the multiple juicy parts of Fire Country Season 3 Episode 16, we need to get some minor plots out of the way.

Honestly, as much improvement as the show has made, there...

When crossovers are done right, it brings the best of both worlds together for what will no doubt be an exciting showdown. Well, ”Fire Country’ star Max Theirot believes that the upcoming ‘Fire Country’ and ‘Sheriff Country’ crossover will do just that for fans.

Max Theirot Gives Insight Into What His Character Will Be Doing On the Crossover

‘Fire Country’ will return this week with a special episode that will be a cross between the hit CBS show ‘Fire Country’ and its upcoming spinoff ‘Sheriff Country.’

Per the official synopsis, the episode titled “Dirty Money,” will focus on “Bode and his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox” as they investigate the attempted murder of her estranged father, Wes Fox.” The episode will air Friday at 9 p.m. Et.

The Friday, April 4, episode will mark the return of the show since mid-march. Last we kept up with Bode, his parole officer had checked...

What hot water has Fire Country‘s Bode Leone gotten him into this time?

When last we tuned into the third-season CBS drama, Bode’s P.O. (played by 24 alum Roger Cross) showed up on the former inmate’s doorstep to confront him about associating with “known criminals.” At the start of the TVLine video Q&a above (and below), series lead and co-creator Max Thieriot sheds some insight on his character’s questionable side hustle.

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On Friday April 4 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Fire Country!

Dirty Money Season 3 Episode 16 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Fire Country,” titled “Dirty Money,” promises to bring a mix of drama and intrigue. In this episode, Bode and his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox, take on a serious case that hits close to home. They will investigate the attempted murder of her estranged father, Wes Fox. This storyline is sure to add layers of tension and emotion to the series.

As Bode and Sheriff Mickey delve into the investigation, viewers can expect to see the complexities of family relationships explored. The estrangement between Mickey and her father adds a personal touch to the case, making it more than just a job for the sheriff. The episode will likely highlight the challenges they face as they navigate their family dynamics while trying to uncover the truth behind the attempted murder.

In its upcoming episode, Fire Country is going to set up its highly anticipated spin-off series Sheriff Country. This week, Bode (Max Thieriot) teams up with his aunt, Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin), to start an investigation that hits a little too close to home. In our exclusive sneak peek that Collider can share below, we see the return of Baccarin to the cast and get a little taste of her father's distinctive personality. The episode, titled "Dirty Money," debuts this Friday, April 4.

In our exclusive look at the upcoming episode, Mickey and Sharon (Diane Farr) are told to get in the back of a van, and Mickey gets pretty stressed because it's clear it's not a joke. However, the point of it all is even more stressful for Mickey — she is going to meet up with her estranged father, Wes (W. Earl Brown), who is surprised when he finally sees her.

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In this Friday's episode, Sheriff Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin) is back on Fire Country. This is her second appearance on the show before she moves on to lead her show that premieres this fall. But before Sheriff Country, there are plenty of crimes in Edgewater, and one is closer to home than she would have thought. "Bode (Max Thieriot) and his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox, investigate the attempted murder of her estranged father, Wes Fox (W. Earl Brown)," reads the logline for Fire Country Season 3, Episode 16, "Dirty Money." Mickey's father is an illegal marijuana grower, so there are no limits to how many people would want to harm him. CBS released a sneak peek of the episode airing on Friday, April 4, which shows Bode and Mickey trying to find Wes.

Mickey is looking for Wes in the video below. His nephew Bode is in tow, but Mickey is not thrilled about it.

Bode (Max Thieriot) and his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin), are teaming up once again before the latter’s spinoff launches next season. Baccarin appears once again as Sharon’s (Diane Farr) sister in the April 4 episode of Fire Country. In “Dirty Money,” Bode and Mickey investigate the attempted murder of her estranged father, Wes Fox (W. Earl Brown). Below, Thieriot previews how that goes, discuses Bode’s complicated love life — he’s with Audrey (Leven Rambin) now, but we can’t forget about Gabriela (Stephanie Arcila), and more. We got a taste of Bode and Mickey working together last season, but now Bode’s free, he’s no longer an inmate. How does that change their dynamic? Max Thieriot: Big time. I think we see Bode even from that first conversation, I think in these little snippets that are out there of the two of them side by...

On a show like Fire Country, the characters are always a scene away from disaster in one form or another. Typically, it’s a raging inferno or someone trapped under, in, or on something.

However, this series boasts as much drama as it does action. So, sometimes, the only real danger to a character is their own moral compass.

For three seasons of Fire Country, Bode Leone has endured one struggle after another. Yet, somehow, he has avoided falling back on his old drug habits.

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It seems those days are over, as the show has been building up to Bode’s relapse. We can only hope Audrey can pull him from the shadows before he’s lost to his own inner darkness.

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When it comes to filling the void left by the season-opening exit of Special Agent Tiffany Wallace (played by Katherine Renee Kane), it would appear that the third time’s the charm for CBS’ FBI.

After giving Scola a purposely fleeting new partner in Episode 2, followed by an unexpectedly short-term partner (played by Lisette Olivera), the crime drama this week went about things a very different way. The April 1 episode, “Covered,” introduced Special Agent Dani Rhodes (Magnum P.I. and S.W.A.T. vet Emily Alabi) with a robust storyline that both told us much about her as a Leo and had...

April 1 is always a good day to remember Gibbs’ Rule No. 3: “Don’t believe what you are told; double-check.”

There are still a few hours left for this April Fool’s Day, but I feel confident in declaring the “winner” (among teasing TV shows and stars) to be the announcement that Young NCIS is “coming soon to CBS.”

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Fire Country front man and co-creator Max Thieriot says you will glimpse “a bit of the underbelly” of Edgewater, Calif. when Morena Baccarin — star of the upcoming Sheriff Country spinoff — makes her second appearance as Mickey Fox.

In this week’s episode of CBS’ Fire Country, titled “Dirty Money” and airing Friday at 9/8c, Bode (played by Thieriot) and his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), investigate the attempted murder of her estranged father, Wes.

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CBS’ NCIS: Origins will serve up another blast from the NCIS-verse’s past before breaking for the summer.

As TVLine previously told you, the Season 1 finale — airing Monday, April 28 and titled “Cecilia” (as in Special Agent “Lala” Dominguez’s actual first name) — will find Gibbs (played Austin Stowell) facing a reckoning when the murder of Pedro Hernandez is unearthed.

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Fans of CBS’ FBI soon will meet Isobel’s “secret” husband — and just as the Special Agent in Charge is prompted to contemplate her professional future.

The fact that Isobel (played by franchise vet Alana de la Garza) has a husband was revealed in the Feb. 11 episode “Shelter,” where in a private convo with Oa (Zeeko Zaki) about keeping work and home life separate, she confided, “I’m married.”

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Morena Baccarin guest stars as Sheriff Mickey Fox from the upcoming spinoff Sheriff Country on CBS’s Fire Country season three episode 16, “Dirty Money.” Directed by James Strong, episode 16 will air on Friday, April 4, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Max Thieriot stars as Bode, Billy Burke plays Vince, Kevin Alejandro is Manny, and Diane Farr is Sharon. Stephanie Arcila plays Gabriela, Jordan Calloway is Jake, Jules Latimer is Eve, and Leven Rambin guest stars as Audrey James.

“Dirty Money” Plot: Bode and his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox, investigate the attempted murder of her estranged father. Episode 16 was written by Joan Rater and Tony Phelan.

Morena Baccarin as Sheriff Mickey Fox, Max Thieriot as Bode Leone, and W. Earl Brown as Wes Fox in ‘Fire Country’ season 3 episode 16 Fire Country Synopsis, Courtesy of CBS:

Fire Country stars Max Thieriot as Bode Leone, a young convict seeking redemption and a shortened prison sentence...

Morena Baccarin is ready to maintain law and order in Edgewater in the new Fire Country spin-off series, Sheriff Country. In the new show set to premiere this fall, Baccarin plays Mickey Fox, Edgewater's sheriff, who is Sharon Leone's (Diane Farr) half-sister. Mickey has been Edgewater's sheriff for many years, but when the show premieres, problems come from her own backyard. Fire Country is set to air another Mickey-centric episode when the show returns on April 4. "Bode (Max Thieriot) and his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox, investigate the attempted murder of her estranged father, Wes Fox (W. Earl Brown)," reads the official logline for Fire Country Season 3, Episode 16, "Dirty Money." CBS released a sneak peek of the upcoming series, which shows Mickey getting involved in her father's dealings.

The video below promises a lot of action and drama. From shootouts that result in explosions to expeditions that unearth money literally buried in the ground,...

Now, we’re certainly more than ready to see Bode and the Station 423 and Third Rock members back in action. Fire Country isn’t ready for us, though, with the show remaining on a break tonight, Friday, March 28.

There isn’t even a rerun on tonight. Like last week, this break is due to sports. The NCAA championship continues tonight, and CBS will air a couple of the games. Because the network needs to do the right thing for business and get the eyeballs on the screen, we will have to turn to Paramount+ to watch the show.

In some good news, it means there aren’t any more breaks coming. At least, there shouldn’t be with the finale date for the season now set.

When will Fire Country return with new episodes?

CBS has set the return date for the series. Fire Country is back on Friday, April...

In the upcoming episode of “Fire Country,” titled “Dirty Money,” viewers can expect a gripping blend of drama and mystery. This episode, airing on Friday, April 4, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on CBS, dives deep into family tensions and the quest for justice. Bode, a central character known for his courage and determination, teams up with his aunt, Sheriff Mickey Fox, to unravel a dark and dangerous situation.

The plot thickens as they investigate the attempted murder of Sheriff Mickey’s estranged father, Wes Fox. The strained family dynamics add layers to the story, raising questions about loyalty and betrayal. Bode and Mickey must navigate their complicated family history while trying to uncover the truth behind the attack. Their investigation will lead them through unexpected twists, revealing secrets that could change everything.

As the episode unfolds, audiences can anticipate a mix of suspense and emotional moments. The stakes are high, and the...

Fire Country is enlisting another music star in an upcoming episode. Jelly Roll will guest star in Fire Country Season 3, Episode 17, "Fire and Ice," airing on CBS on April 11. The "Son of a Sinner" hitmaker plays Noah, a healthcare worker and former convict who is in the process of turning his life around. Noah works at Walter's (Jeff Fahey) facility and proves to be a great asset when Vince (Billy Burke) tries to keep a relationship with his father, but Walter's Alzheimer's and personality make that a hard task. Meanwhile, Station 42 responds to an emergency at a ski resort, according to the official logline below. CBS released images from the episode, previewing Roll's Fire Country debut and the ski resort accident that keeps the station on toes in a new environment.

"The station 42 crew responds to a ski resort accident after a chair lift malfunctions, and Vince struggles to connect with his father.