Spoiler Alert: The following story reveals plot points from Tuesday’s episode of CBS’ FBI: Most Wanted.
Julian McMahon said goodbye to his FBI: Most Wanted character Jess Lacroix in Tuesday night’s episode of the CBS series, and it was heartbreaking to watch for a multitude of reasons.
In the episode, titled “Shattered,” Jess and the team are tackling a complicated domestic violence case and are on the trail of the perpetrator, Harley Ross (Toby Hemingway), and the victim, his longtime girlfriend Lucy Carver (Kelly Swint).
Unraveling this particular case was intensive, as the team races against the clock to beat Harley— who is killing anyone who potentially has information on Lucy’s whereabouts— from finding her first.
Lucy ran away from Harley with the help of an underground network that uses an elaborate website scheme to save victims of domestic abuse. It’s worth noting, Harley is a...
Julian McMahon said goodbye to his FBI: Most Wanted character Jess Lacroix in Tuesday night’s episode of the CBS series, and it was heartbreaking to watch for a multitude of reasons.
In the episode, titled “Shattered,” Jess and the team are tackling a complicated domestic violence case and are on the trail of the perpetrator, Harley Ross (Toby Hemingway), and the victim, his longtime girlfriend Lucy Carver (Kelly Swint).
Unraveling this particular case was intensive, as the team races against the clock to beat Harley— who is killing anyone who potentially has information on Lucy’s whereabouts— from finding her first.
Lucy ran away from Harley with the help of an underground network that uses an elaborate website scheme to save victims of domestic abuse. It’s worth noting, Harley is a...
- 3/9/2022
- by Rosy Cordero
- Deadline Film + TV
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