FBI: International Finale Reveals High Stakes in Tokyo with Fly Team’s Last Case

LOS ANGELES, CA – The Fly Team of FBI: International races against time in their final case, set in Tokyo, Japan. This thrilling series finale, titled ‘Gaijin,’ airs on Tuesday, May 20, and continues the plot from the previous episode, where they hunt a serial killer with ties to the city.

In this concluding episode, Agent Mitchell arrives in Tokyo following a critical agreement with Superintendent Kosuke Kubo. Kubo has allowed one member of the Fly Team to assist in the investigation but emphasized, ‘Japan will have all final decisions.’ This creates tension as the team navigates operational boundaries under local jurisdiction.

Shortly after his arrival, Mitchell receives a warning from Isokawa, a local agent, who stresses the importance of respecting Superintendent Kubo. “If you don’t, he’ll lose face, which will make our jobs a lot harder,” she advises. Despite this, Mitchell quickly shifts to discussing the case, showcasing his eagerness to get to work.

However, Kubo makes it clear who is in command. He asserts, ‘You pulled some strings to stay on this case, but that doesn’t give you endless ropes.’ He grants Mitchell only three days to review evidence, pursue leads, and question suspects, all under his supervision.

The tight timeline raises the stakes for the Fly Team as they navigate the complexities of international law enforcement. Fans eagerly await the outcome of this gripping case and the fate of the characters they have followed for four seasons.

The series finale promises to deliver high tension and unexpected developments, leaving viewers to wonder how it will all conclude. Tune in to CBS on May 20 at 9/8c to witness the Fly Team’s final mission unfold.