FBI: Most Wanted was part of CBS' Tuesday night lineup for six seasons, but unfortunately cancelled alongside FBI: International in spring of the 2025 TV schedule. The story isn't over for the original FBI spinoff, however, as the drama is still in the running for a pair of Emmys. Network TV procedurals don't usually get nominations for major awards ceremonies in recent years, but this will be Most Wanted's third year in stunt categories. Stunt coordinators Nitasha Bhambree and Declan Mulvey opened up about how they created "mayhem" to help earn those nominations this year.
Most Wanted is in the running for Outstanding Stunt Coordination for Drama Programming and Outstanding Stunt Performance at the 2025 Emmys, the nominations for which were announced back in July. They're facing stiff competition in both categories. For stunt coordination, the Most Wanted team is up against Prime Video's The Boys, Paramount+'s Lioness, HBO Max's The Penguin, and ABC's The Rookie. In the Outstanding Stunt Performance category, Evelyn O. Vaccaro and Alex Huynh are up against performers from The Boys, The Penguin, The Rookie, and Severance.
