Of the three FBIs I think Most Wanted is the weakest but I'm still sorry it and International have been canned. International has great characters and although we don't get to see the Fly Team flying (commercial? private jet?) it's been good to see different cities. And the FBI: CIA doesn't seem like a good idea as the real CIA isn't supposed to operate in the US but probably does.

All the FBI shows are a LOT more believable than, say, "Ghosts", which I thought should have been aired earlier in the evening so children could watch it. Although I've never seen "Ghosts" the entire premise doesn't appeal to me. Ghost stories are for kids. The FBI shows are a lot more true-to-life because they could actually happen. International shows countries outside the US, piquing interest to people who haven't traveled far.

CBS should rethink their schedule and stop making kids shows for primetime ("Ghosts"), and stop making remakes ("Matlock" is a prime example).

Why does the writer of the article say "MCRT team"? MCRT is the acronym for Major Case Response Team, so Miss Ingham is referring to the Major Case Response Team team. The same happens when people talk of PIN numbers and VIN numbers - the N in both those examples stands for Number.