Fbi

Answer 1: FBI agents can be shown as a wide range from heroic protagonists to complex morally grey individuals with some focus on internal department work.

Answer 2: FBI stories usually focus on a range of federal level crimes from terrorism, organized crime, or white collar cases.

Answer 3: While many procedural aspects are based on truth many storylines take creative freedom and artistic license to heighten the tension.

Answer 4: Many shows do highlight the difficulties of working in the bureau and show more details on personal lives of agents in or out of case work.

Answer 5: Many actors are type cast or well known for roles involving high ranking federal agents in or out of the FBI. Often actors will take similar work for typecast reasons.

Answer 6: They add the extra tension of high stake drama. A high stakes criminal plot line is boosted with the addition of government organization involved.

Answer 7: Currently the series is showing deeper exploration on back stories for its many lead characters including the case about Scola's history at military high school and how it effected him as a youth.

Answer 8: In recent episodes Scola deals with his history with the 9/11 event and how his brother's remains were finally discovered. As well as other character development with work and his family life.

Answer 9: There are always new additions in show or story but the main cast is not changing significantly in the show as of current announcements.

Answer 10: The recent episodes focused on FBI character Scola who was forced to come to terms with some parts of his past with a major case he worked in the present and more. He is evolving as a character in response to those recent events.