The Fugitive Task Force is called to Pennsylvania to hunt down two gunmen, 17-year-old and his accomplice Harris Folger , who are on a violent shooting spree. The duo targets people they believe have "oppressed" them, fueled by desperation and rage stemming from heavy losses during the early months of the pandemic—Folger lost his wife and job, while Kyle lost his father.
is the high-stakes second season premiere of the CBS police procedural FBI: Most Wanted , which originally aired on November 17, 2020 . The episode is notable for being one of the first major network dramas to directly incorporate the real-world COVID-19 pandemic into its storyline. Episode Summary "FBI: Most Wanted" Rampage(2020)
The episode introduces Terry O’Quinn (known for Lost ) as Byron LaCroix, Jess’s estranged father. He returns to celebrate his granddaughter Tali’s birthday and introduces a new girlfriend, though deep-seated tension remains between him and Jess. The Fugitive Task Force is called to Pennsylvania
This was the first episode under new showrunner David Hudgins , who replaced creator René Balcer for the second season. Cast and Guest Stars The episode is notable for being one of
As the rampage continues, Kyle begins to have second thoughts. In a final confrontation at his mother's memorial, he kills Folger and is eventually talked into surrendering by SSA Jess LaCroix.
YaYa Gosselin , who plays Jess's daughter Natalia "Tali" LaCroix, was promoted to a series regular starting with this episode.
The episode features the original core team of the Fugitive Task Force : as SSA Jess LaCroix Kellan Lutz as SA Kenny Crosby Roxy Sternberg as SA Sheryll Barnes Keisha Castle-Hughes as SA Hana Gibson Nathaniel Arcand as SA Clinton Skye Notable Guest Stars: Terry O'Quinn as Byron LaCroix Dalton Harrod as Kyle Dennison Peter O'Connor as Harris Folger Rachel York as Marie Smith Behind the Scenes Trivia