FBI: International: The Unwinnable War

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Special Agent Jamie Tate steps into the spotlight in this week’s FBI: International, ditching the familiar Budapest backdrop for the sun-drenched streets of Madrid. In “The Unwinnable War,” Tate (Christina Wolfe) tackles her first undercover field mission, a trial by fire that forces her to navigate the murky world of international drug trafficking.

The Fly Team’s Spanish sojourn revolves around a potentially crooked DEA agent, a wrinkle that throws a hefty dose of complicated moral ambiguity into the mix. With suspicion swirling around their supposed ally, the team must tread carefully, relying on Tate’s linguistic skills and quick thinking to unravel the truth.

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Her fluency in Spanish becomes the linchpin of the operation, placing her directly in the line of fire. It’s a high-stakes gamble for a rookie agent, one that is expected to reveal a great deal about her character and capabilities under pressure.

While the episode title, “The Unwinnable War,” hints at a thorny ethical dilemma, it also raises questions about the Fly Team’s chances of success. Are they walking into a trap? Or will Tate’s undercover work prove to be the ace up their sleeve? For longtime fans, this episode looks to offer a deeper dive into Tate’s past and her unique skill set. Even casual viewers should find the international intrigue and high-octane action a welcome distraction.

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Tune in to CBS on Tuesday, November 12, from 9:00-10:00 PM EST to catch FBI: International’s “The Unwinnable War.” The episode will also be available for streaming on Paramount+.

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