In some great news, Zeeko Zaki will be back as OA in FBI season 8 episode 6. You won’t want to miss out on the episode, and you don’t need to, as we have you covered with ways to watch.

During FBI season 8 episode 5, OA was absent, but that was to be expected. In the episode before that, he’d suffered from a neurotoxin, and while he was saved thanks to Maggie’s quick thinking, he was still hospitalized to make sure there were no adverse effects. That meant sitting out an episode, but he’s back in action, and there’s a new case for the two long-time partners to deal with.

Scola is also in the images, along with Eva, Maggie, and Isobel. It looks like Jubal may be sitting this episode out.

 

What time is FBI season 8 episode 6 on CBS?

The new episode will air at the new usual time of 9 p.m. ET/PT on Monday, Nov. 17. It’s still hard to get used to Mondays being all about this series, but as we all remember with NCIS, it just takes some time. With some hope, the show will still be joined by its new spinoff series in the midseason, but things aren’t looking too great with that one right now.

You can watch CBS live through various means, including with YouTube TV and Fubo TV if you’ve cut the cord. Paramount+ also makes it possible to watch live with the right subscription package.

By the way, Paramount+ is the way to watch the following day. FBI season 8 episode 6 will be available to stream from around 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT on Tuesday, Nov. 18.

 

What to expect in FBI season 8 episode 6

The episode will see OA back, and this episode will see a robbery at a community clinic that calls the New York Field Office in. The team will need to investigate after the robbery turns into a homicide, but there is clearly far more to it. Otherwise, why would the FBI be called in to check itout?

It turns out that the robbery may have been by the hands of a drug trafficking crew, and one of the doctors may be someone who is heavily involved.

We’ll get to see more of Isobel in this episode, and it’s back to her family life rather than dealing with who will take over her job at work or managing the CIA relations. There’s a family issue that sees her at odds with her stepdaughter, and this is such an important relationship to show on-screen. After all, it’s hard being a stepparent, and we’ve barely seen Isobel in this light because of how rushed it felt her relationship with her husband was.