CIA

New York becomes the stage for a tense liaison between two rival approaches to national security. When a by-the-book FBI agent, Bill Goodman, is loaned to a covert CIA/FBI task force, he must navigate a world where lines blur between law and secrecy. He is paired with Colin Glass, a seasoned CIA case officer whose methods lean toward unconventional and unpredictable. Together they run clandestine missions throughout the city, chasing leads that reach beyond borders and into the larger chessboard of international plots, terrorist networks, and geopolitical schemes. As the stakes rise, trust and control become scarce, forcing both men to reexamine what duty truly means in the shadows.

Created by Dick Wolf and David Hudgins, CIA arrives as a high stakes TV crime drama. Tom Ellis plays Colin Glass and Nick Gehlfuss is Bill Goodman, a disciplined agent paired with a roguish CIA officer.

Early reactions to the series have been positive, with a 9.4 out of 10 on initial vote tallies signaling strong audience appeal. The show dives into interagency collaboration, secrecy versus accountability, and the moral gray areas that surface when national security collides with personal loyalties.