User Reviews

"FBI: Most Wanted" is a fair show at best on its own. Barely tolerable. Most likely will get the CBS boot or limited episodes next season. Joining forces with "FBI" seems desperate. Missy Peregrym being out of the picture for personal medical leave could be trouble for the ratings. Where's James Chen? Did he get less screen time for nepotism? Another CBS mistake if it was their choice. "American Dreams" has a decent plot. It definitely had some good moments like we are used to seeing on this show. Bring in the "Most Wanted" team and you just diluted your cast. If you are a fan of "Most Wanted" maybe you liked this episode more than I did. It had enough twists and turns to hold one's interest. The extra characters from MW took away from the suspense portion. Not a fan of those characters or show to begin with. The original "Most Wanted" episode from Season 1 of FBI was a dangerous gamble. The worst FBI episode by far. I hope this show gets it's act together. With Missy gone for a while the writers will have to work harder. Catherine Haena Kim is doing a fine job and should remain on the show when Missy comes back.

Usually I like crossover episodes. It's a good way to get to know others shows. I've been watching FBI from the beginning but didn't get around to watch FBI: Most Wanted yet. I got to say I didn't really feel it. When an agent daughter is practically kidnapped it should make us the viewers feel upset and worried. I didn't feel it. I was getting confused between who were the good and who were the bad agents. I also don't really like it that tv shows always make ICE the bad guys. Nobody wants to see children in cages, no matter where they come from, but without law and order you can't have a functioning society and someone has to do it. Sure, there will always be some bad apples. Whether it's in ICE, the police, the FBI or any other government agency but they are not the majority. So when they focus on that as if all ICE agents are bad people making jokes about poor immigrants it does the exact opposite of what they are trying to achieve. It doesn't feel like a reality, it feels like a political agenda. I know Dick Wolf can't help himself, he just have to shove politics down our throats, but if he stopped doing that the show would be so much better! I keep saying it but, when I want to listen to politics, I open the news. This should be a show about fighting crime and nothing more. I mean, after all that's the hope right? Having agencies that only care about stopping crime without any regards to race, religion or political views. I have no hope it's going to change but the best episodes on FBI were the ones that didn't get anywhere near politics. As for Most Wanted, I'll give it another chance. Even though I didn't feel any chemistry between the main characters in this episode, maybe other episodes would be different but as a crossover episode it wasn't a great success in my mind.

I find it hard to fathom that a room full of highly trained agents missed the kid using sign language in the kidnappers' video. I caught it immediately. This show was iffy. It's worse.