In a recent interview with TVLine, the stars of the hit crime drama FBI, Missy Peregrym, Zeeko Zaki, and Alana De La Garza, shed light on how a new romantic relationship for OA (Zaki) will impact the characters of Maggie (Peregrym) and Isobel (De La Garza) in the upcoming sixth season. Created by the renowned Dick Wolf, FBI follows the daily operations of the FBI's New York City branch as they tackle a wide range of criminal activities, from terrorism to espionage.
While Isobel seems unaffected by OA's new relationship and remains emotionally detached from the situation, Maggie is portrayed as having some concerns. Peregrym explained that Maggie's worries stem from her genuine care for OA and not from a place of personal desire. She wants him to understand that she is an exceptional partner who only has his best interests at heart. Zaki jokingly added that Maggie's concerns could stem from a touch of jealousy.
Although the series features standalone cases each week, the show also delves into the dynamic relationships among its characters. From Maggie's temporary departure due to sarin gas exposure in season 4, which prompted OA to be more protective upon her return, to the introduction of new romances, these developments add an extra layer to the team's interpersonal dynamics.
The identity of OA's new love interest has not been revealed yet and is likely to remain a mystery until the show returns. However, the fact that Maggie is concerned suggests that the relationship may face some challenges, possibly leading her to confront her work partner about it. This tension between the two lead characters could potentially jeopardize a mission at some point in the future.
Interestingly, Isobel appears to be disinterested in OA's love life, indicating that his work integrity may remain unaffected. Instead, the storyline might focus on strengthening the friendship between OA and Maggie as she supports and looks out for him. This development could deepen their dynamic and enhance their working relationship. However, fans will have to wait until the return of FBI to discover how this subplot unfolds.
FBI, a gripping crime drama, was created by Dick Wolf and Craig Turk for CBS. Set in the backdrop of the FBI's New York City branch, the show has become a fan favorite and spawned two successful spin-offs: FBI: Most Wanted in 2020 and FBI: International in 2021.
As viewers eagerly await the return of FBI on February 13, 2024, this new romantic storyline for OA promises to bring an exciting twist to the characters' personal lives while keeping audiences hooked with its intense and thrilling crime-solving narratives. Don't miss out on the upcoming season of FBI, where relationships, loyalty, and justice are constantly put to the test.
