Missy Peregrym, Maggie, and OA’s Future: ‘FBI’ Showrunner

Maggie is back! Missy Peregrym, who left CBS’ “FBI”Rick Eid, showrunner, tells us that Rick Eid returned to the set in April on maternity leave. Variety.

Maggie was taken to the hospital after inhaling sarin gas during a case. OA (Zeeko Zaki), who was able to save Maggie’s life and rescue her in time, ended the episode with him sitting at her bedside. He let her know that he doesn’t want to do the job without her.

Now, as Maggie and OA are reunited, he’s more protective than ever.

“The first two episodes explore that dynamic. We explore OA’s attempt to be overly protective and Maggie trying to stake out her own lane in this new chapter of their partnership. Perhaps OA is blaming himself for certain things he shouldn’t be blaming himself for, so we definitely explore their partnership,” says Eid. “It’s not always easy to come back after eight or nine months after something like this happens. It’s not just on the person who actually suffered the injury. It’s also complicated for the person who didn’t suffer the injury but maybe blames himself for the other person suffering the injury. We dig a little bit into that kind of psychology.”

Eid is the Executive Producer and Showrunner for Season 22 “Law & Order”An executive producer “Chicago P.D.,”Co-wrote three-way “Law & Order”Crossover event “P.D.” showrunner Gwen Sigan.

The special included the beginning of the end for Kelli Giddish’s Amanda Rollins, as the news broke weeks before the episode that this would be her last season of “Law & Order: SVU.”The character was not able to be seen in the crossover but he was able to survive and was able to wake up in the hospital at three hours.

“I talked to David [Graziano], the showrunner, and he was telling me what he thought he was planning for her and they’d already had some idea of an arc. So what we tried to do and crossover hopefully sets up to what they were planning to do with her arc anyway,” Eid says. “We tried to work together.”