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as FBI Entering the winter hiatus, Jeremy Sisto warned that Jubal’s team were facing an “exciting” and “scary” case with many twists and turns.
“It’s scary,” Sisto, who plays ASAC Jubal Valentine, says EXCLUSIVELY us weekly The show’s two-part fall finale will air on Monday, December 15.
He joked that Jubal was “at the center of this storm,” as was his son Tyler (Caleb Reese Paul).
Monday’s double feature begins with “Lone Wolf,” which, according to Sisto, 51, begins FBI team When crime alerts are received through the tip line, “that usually doesn’t lead us anywhere.”
Sisto revealed that FBI analyst Kelly Moran (Tyler Anthony Miller) had an “instinct” about one of the calls and “went off with our agents, who discovered three dead sex workers.”
Throughout the plot, agents discover that the killer has ties to “the radical accelerationist movement, which works to rebuild society because it has become so corrupt.”
The actor explained that the terror group’s “plans are big,” including “disrupting cellphones and internet connections,” which would affect how Jubal and the team investigate. “It’s very frustrating when you’re disconnected, but it’s even worse when you’re trying to prevent further damage (from happening),” Sisto shared.
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“This poses a pretty serious, pretty dramatic threat,” Sisto told usnoting that all agents are “concerned” about their families being “in the wrong place at the wrong time because there is an active threat.”
As events unfolded, the threat became especially acute for Jubal, whose high school-age son “was in town for the day with friends.”
“[He]just wishes he wasn’t in the wrong place at the wrong time,” Sisto said of his character’s arc, teasing that fans should pay special attention to Tyler and his conversations with dad Jubal in both parts of the fall finale.
“From the beginning, you know this plot is going to get dirty,” Sisto confirmed, teasing that in the second installment, titled “The Wolf Pack,” the team must track down the bad guys without their usual communications tools.
Sisto said that even if communications systems were down, the team would do their best to “search every inch of New York City” to find the culprit, but would not No accident happened.
“In this particular case, we didn’t find them fast enough before some very bad things happened,” Sisto explained, suggesting that Jubal’s personal connection to the case would be part of the “bad things” that happened.
He joked that the second half of the fall finale will be about “finding (the culprit) before something more terrible happens.”
“This is definitely not a victory,” Sisto warned ominously. “That’s why it takes two hours to read this story. Because there’s some very, very serious damage along the way.”
FBIThe two-part fall finale will air on Monday, December 15 at 8pm ET on CBS. The show will resume airing new episodes in February 2026.
