The fourth season of FBI It threw a lot of curveballs on the agents as their personal lives transitioned into their careers, and the season four finale—called “Prodigal Son”—will do just that with Gopal. Not even an entire season after having to deal with it He shot Rina and then killed her, his son is pulled into an investigation at great enough stakes that the case could go very wrong for the Valentine family. Actor Jeremy Sisto spoke with CinemaBlend about what’s in the way and how it could go so badly.
The description of the episode “Prodigal Son” reveals that the team’s investigation into a deadly robbery that resulted in the killers obtaining some automatic weapons will be linked to Gopal’s son, Tyler. One of the culprits is Tyler’s classmate, but Tyler won’t be eager to cooperate. Jeremy Sisto reviewed what’s on the road with the episode and how Gopal’s son (who also deals with cancer) got mixed up in the mess, saying:
There is a shooting threat at the school and we find out that the children who are the threat go to Ibn Gobal’s school, and that his son is actually a friend of one of them. rick [Eid]The writer, he directed a lot of things. He wrote a clever and nuanced script that very much considered the complications of being a father in general, but also a parent in this job. One of the facts is that when you have a business with these kinds of bets, sometimes the family gets a little bit of that energy. The other fact is that being a teenager is hard and my son also has cancer and feels especially weak and doesn’t have a lot of friends. So the fact that this boy was so nice to him is a huge affection for him, despite the fact that there are some bets that might seem on the surface that she will rape her, they just don’t.
Gopal’s family life was already complicated without his son befriending someone who turns out to be the school shooter. Rick Eid, who is also the maker of the show FBIHe previously shared that the Season 4 finale would be “really exciting” for Jebel, but it looks like that might not be good news for him and his son. Tyler is just a kid, and peers being nice to him would obviously be powerful, even with high shooting risks.
The Prodigal Son will also include more important people in Gopal’s life other than his son, as his ex-wife will have a role to play in the situation with their son. Their relationship isn’t always the easiest, but Jeremy Sisto shared that this situation would bring them together in an “interesting” way. He said:
He also enters into the relationship with his ex, and they lean on each other in a very interesting way and some of their dynamics regress back to what they were when they were together. It’s a really powerful episode and one that I feel you really understand Gopal more than you have.
Gopal and his ex-partner’s ability to lean on each other may be a good thing for them and their family from an emotional perspective, but the overall stakes are higher than just Tyler and his struggles making friends. The stakes are also incredibly high when it comes to the case, and the team appears to be facing a major crisis to avoid with the lives of the children at risk.
between Rina’s death And Maggie was exposed to sarin gasAnd FBI He really proved that no one is 100% safe in Season 4. Isobel was Until she came back home Not so long ago, so it is difficult to predict with certainty whether the Valentine family will emerge from the “Prodigal Son” or not.
Jeremy Sisto explained how Gopal will handle his personal life with his son interfering with the week’s case, and it won’t involve going around the office and overseeing the case from afar. The actor said:
There are times when you’re like, “Okay, I want to be on the floor for this thing.” He has an inside look at the suspects. His son also happens to be going through a huge number of emotionally challenging circumstances, or just going through a time filled with emotional challenges. So he should be careful, but there is only one way through it. He has to deal with what his son is going through. It’s serious, it’s real. It’s pre-teens and you know, quite often, a child will have to hate their parents for a while. Being able to accept that as a parent can be difficult for some, and not respond reflexively, which is very difficult sometimes.
Not responding “reflexively” can be difficult for Gopal (or either parent) even in the best of circumstances; With automatic weapons in play and his son considering a would-be shooter a friend, it’s easy to imagine Gopal might not be at his coolest. Follow Jeremy Sisto:
So [Jubal] He has to deal with that, but while he’s there as well, he might be able to get some good stuff, some info to help prevent people from dying, and he wants his son to help. Because if his son helps, it greatly enhances confidence, so that they can all bond together, but you can also go wrong greatly and can regret it forever [it]… it is complicated.
All things considered, ‘Prodigal Son’ feels like a must-see episode of FBINot least because it’s the last before the summer stops. Tune in on CBS on Tuesday, May 24 at 8pm ET for the final episode of Season 4 FBI. Offer – as well FBI: International And FBI: Most Wanted – Renewed for two seasons before the finalso fans can look forward to more team members in the 2022-2023 TV season, as well as re-watch programs broadcast with Paramount Subscription +.
For some one time display options FBIFor summer, check out our website 2022 TV premiere scheduleAnd don’t forget to take a look at the files Spring TV Final Schedule For more important dates in the coming days and weeks.
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