FBI has returned after the break. FBI Season 4 Episode 17 will release on CBS on April 12, 2022. The episode was written by Rick Eid & Joe Halpin and directed by Alex Chapple.
In the previous episode of FBI Season 4, ICE Agent Mike Mulder was shot twice and murdered by a sniper at a charity hockey game between ICE and the DEA in FBI Season 4 Episode 16. Others who were hurt only sustained minor injuries. Congressman Curtis Grange (played by Brett Cullen) did, however, attend the game. Someone had a vengeance against the federal agent, according to the working theory… Continue reading about the episode 16 Recap by scrolling down the page. What will happen next? After watching episode 4×16, it’s natural to be looking forward to the FBI season 4 episode 17 premiere date. As a result, you’ll be able to prepare yourself for the next episode.
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FBI Season 4 Episode 17 Recap
FBI Season 4 Episode 17 Spoilers
Let’s start, The next new episode, titled “One Night Stand,” is set to premiere in the second week of April. Tonight’s episode is about a young couple who are found dead in a New York City park. The team will look for the culprit. According to interrogations, the murders could be linked to drug dealings. Meanwhile, Scola will also decide on the outlook for their relationship.
For the record, one named “Fear Nothing” is slated for April 19. The good news is that by the time the FBI show returns, there’s a big chance we’ll have more information about a possible fifth season. Many of these choices are normally made in late March and early April, so perhaps that will be the case here as well.
Scola's turned a new leaf, and Tiff's all about it. Don't miss an all-new #FBICBS, tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/FgMP1tnJsM
— FBI (@FBICBS) April 11, 2022
FBI Episode 4×17 Synopsis:– When a young couple is found murdered in a New York City park after returning from vacation, the team searches for a suspect linked to the drug trade. Also, Scola turns over a new leaf when it comes to his relationships.
FBI Season 4 Episode 17 Release Time
FBI Season 4 Episode 17 will release on CBS on April 12, 2022, at 8 p.m. ET. The show will air on CBS and will be streamed live and on-demand on the CBS app as well as on Paramount+. Google Play, YoutubeTV, DirecTV, Vudu, FuboTV, Microsoft Store, iTunes, Xfinity, and Spectrum are among the paid live-streaming and VOD alternatives available.
FBI Season 4 Episode 17 Cast
REGULAR CAST: Missy Peregrym (Special Agent Maggie Bell) Zeeko Zaki (Special Agent Omar Adom ‘OA’ Zidan) Jeremy Sisto (Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine) Alana De La Garza (Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille) John Boyd (Special Agent Stuart Scola) Katherine Renee Turner (Special Agent Tiffany Wallace)
RECURRING CAST: Taylor Anthony Miller (Kelly Moran) Vedette Lim (Elise Taylor) Roshawn Franklin (Agent Hobbs) Thomas Philip O’Neill (Dr. Neil Mosbach) Talia Thiesfield (NYPD Rep Maya)
GUEST CAST: Shantel VanSanten (Nina Chase) Danny Garcia (Benny Gomez) E. Ambriz DeColosio (Octavio Lopez) Monica McCarthy (Beth Miller) Jose Eduardo Ramos (Lawyer) Alexa Shae Niziak (Julia Miller) Daniel Lopez (John Kraus) Hans Marrero (Hector “El Perro” Garcia) Tracey Conyer Lee (Detective Ross) G-Rod (Marquez)
FBI Season 4 Episode 16 Recap
The shooter hit a charity hockey game and killed ICE Special Agent Mike Mulder. The fact that the others were only wounded or injured led the FBI to believe Mulder was the target all along. He was a government agent. The FBI wanted him dead. Mulder was also killed while speaking with a legislator. A racist lawmaker asked OA about his family. But the congressman was useful because he had cameras. The FBI gathered the videotapes of the shooting. The FBI also found the gun’s bullet. Mulder had been shot with special sniper rounds. The ATF had a program that traveled the country recording bullet makers, so they quickly discovered the person named Jim Weaver who created the bullets that killed Mulder. They despatched two agents to interview him in his city apartment. When they reached Weaver, he refused to assist them. To persuade him to talk, they threatened him with a $10,000 fine for filing off a serial number on one of his guns. He kept track of every bullet he sold, including the customer’s name.
Weaver gave the FBI the files. When they attempted to apprehend a credible suspect, he ran. He departed on a bike. It took a while to find him. The FBI found him at a workplace. When another incident occurred, he was in detention denying he was the perpetrator. One of the judges was slain. So the man they had wasn’t theirs. They were after a serial killer. Someone who thought they were killing these folks on a mission. Judge Teresa Alvarez presided. So did the judge’s clerk. They weren’t meant to be there, he said. Alvarez was summoned in for a last-minute deportation trial that morning. The shooter must have followed her to discover her. This showed a lot of drive. Too powerful for the average Joe. Jubal and his crew looked into a judge-fed agent connection. They both appear to have helped deport a couple. After 27 years in our country, a couple got a speeding ticket and were put on a list. Assaulting the pair was Mulder’s team’s first They were detained and eventually assigned to an ultra-conservative judge. The judge deported them to El Salvador, where MS-13 murdered them. But their son stayed in America.
Oscar Rodriguez, a computer expert, emailed the person guilty for his parents’ murders. The emails had viruses that let him trace their whereabouts and timetables. Oscar was also the earlier detained man’s boyfriend. A suspect until a shooting cleared him. The FBI contacted Brad Barnes. And about Oscar. He claimed he noticed one of his pistols was gone and fled when the FBI arrived. Oscar didn’t plan this. Only he knew how it would look. Barnes slew Oscar. He gave the FBI as much information as he could, so they followed Oscar. They discovered he sent another fraudulent email to Curtis Grange. Grange used his platform and the shooting footage to decry immigrants. He dubbed them “animals”. When the FBI went to tell Grange about a hit list, Oscar shot him. Oscar only grazed Grange’s arm. But we all knew he’d try again. They escorted the congressman inside and requested him to stay. He ignored it. The lawmaker still wanted to go to a major donor lunch. To avoid appearing weak in such a large gathering, the FBI offered him a script. Stay behind the bulletproof glass. He needed a bulletproof vest.
Grange agreed to these terms, then broke them. He emerged from the glass. Oscar had only a split second to murder him. The congressman’s son blamed OA. OA was on the case. He failed to protect the congressman. The FBI found Oscar, but he took a hostage just as they were about to arrest him. It was a deserted laundromat. And a plane! They brought Barnes in to chat. To persuade him to surrender. They had to assassinate Oscar to liberate the hostage. Oscar blamed immigration for his parents’ deaths. In fact, Grange blamed the same system for an immigrant killing his wife, proving the two had more in common than they realised. After all this, OA gave Grange’s son an FBI application. He advised the young man to use that as motivation to seek justice and make amends.
