CBS' 'FBI' Spinoff 'CIA' Faces Major Shake-up
The upcoming crime drama 'CIA' has been hit by a major shake-up, with lead star Michael Michele exiting the show mid-production, just months before its premiere.
According to sources close to production, Michele's departure marks a significant change for the project, which began filming in September and was expected to debut midseason.
Her role, the commanding head of the CIA's New York Station, may be recast, although plans remain uncertain.
This development follows a summer of major creative changes for the series, including a showrunner switch that delayed the show's launch from fall 2025 to midseason.
The production team is currently navigating its next steps, leaving fans to wonder what's next for the show.
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