FBI: InternationalThe midseason premiere is full of tension and fear as Vo’s life continues to hang in the balance.
“How is she?” Special Agent in Charge Wes Mitchell (Jesse Lee Soffer) asks a surgeon about Cameron Vo (Vinessa Vidotto) In Us every weekan exclusive preview of the Tuesday January 28, episodeafter being shot down in the mid-season finale.
The doctor explains that while Vo is “stable,” but due to “significant soft tissue damage” around her collarbone (where she was shot), the “risk of infection is extremely high.”
The wound is currently free of bacteria, but the doctor warns: “If an infection sets in especially in this area…” it will not be good.
Vinessa Vidotto as Special Agent Cameron Vo.
Kristof Galgoczi Nemeth/CBSA worried André Raines (Carter Sequoia) tries to get more details by asking: “So what? What’s happening?” The surgeon says menacingly that this is “all I can share” for now.
Despite their fear of losing Vo, Wes reminds his team that they I must find the fugitive Greg Csonka (Beau Knapp) who killed his former partner. While the Fly Team had the evidence needed to lock Csonka away for 30 years, he managed to escape transportation in the mid-season finale, which aired in December 2024.
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During his escape, Csonka shot Vo from behind, resulting in a broken collarbone that required immediate surgery.
When the series resumes on Tuesday, Wes and his team must put aside their feelings and find Csonka before he does even more harm.
“OK. I know we all want to stay here. And leaving seems like the wrong thing to do right now, but Greg Csonka is over there,” Wes told his team, which includes longtime friend, Tyler Booth (Jay Hayden), who joined the Fly Team in season 4, episode 7.
Wes explains in the preview that Csonka is “on the run and he’s willing to do God knows what to avoid capture.”
He notes: “Cam would like us to go get him. I know I would” before asking one of the FBI’s IT technicians to come stay at the hospital and give them “constant updates.”
Agent Amanda Tate (Christine Wolfe) then confirms that Csonka’s plane was on the Franco-German border.
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“That narrows it down to about a million square miles,” Tyler jokes, before Megan “Smitty” Garrison (Eva-Jane Willis) adds that Interpol has officially issued a red notice to the fugitive.
According to CBS, the Fly Team’s hunt for Csonka will take them to Paris during the episode titled “The Kill Floor.”
While in the City of Lights, Raines is kidnapped and held hostage by Csonka, by photos from the episode who were released. Other photos from the midseason premiere show Wes and Tyler apparently talking to the fugitive on the phone and a worried Smitty. coordination with local police.
FBI: International airs on CBS Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET.