FBI and CIA Move Up Season Finales with Adjusted Time Slots

CBS is reshuffling its evening lineup tonight as FBI and CIA prepare to wrap their seasons with back-to-back finale episodes.

The network has adjusted the broadcast times for both shows. FBI will premiere its season finale an hour earlier than usual, moving from its standard 9pm ET slot to 8pm ET. CIA follows at 9pm ET, shifting up from its typical 10pm ET time slot.

The schedule change comes after The Neighborhood and DMV concluded their seasons last week. Both shows had occupied the 8 o'clock hour throughout the season, prompting CBS to advance the FBI and CIA finales once those series wrapped.

In FBI's season 8 finale, titled "Defector," the team faces a race against time when a bioweapon goes missing from an unknowing defector. The episode follows the agents as they partner with a former adversary to recover the dangerous pathogen and prevent a potential outbreak across New York City. The storyline also raises questions about OA's continued role within the team.

The CIA season 1 finale, "Broken Glass," centers on the aftermath of a mole's exposure. Colin and Bill work to dismantle a covert operation aimed at concealing stolen intelligence. Meanwhile, the team pursues Colin's former partner, Toni, as part of their investigation.

Both episodes air tonight on CBS.