After four intense seasons, FBI: International is coming to a sudden and emotional end. CBS has officially canceled the globe-trotting procedural, leaving fans and cast members reeling—and reflecting on a journey filled with high-stakes missions, behind-the-scenes memories, and heartfelt goodbyes.

The show, known for its unique overseas setting and multi-national cast, became a staple of the FBI franchise, offering viewers an action-packed window into the world of international law enforcement. But now, as production wraps on its fourth and final season, the cast is sharing just how deeply the experience changed them.

Vinessa Vidotto, who portrayed FBI Special Agent Cameron Vo, poured her heart out in a moving Instagram post. “FBI: International. What. A. Wild. Ride,” she wrote, emphasizing each word as if still trying to absorb the reality of it. “Four years. Ten-plus countries. Wow. Never did I think this would be my life.”

For Vidotto, the show was more than just a job—it was a life chapter. Filming in Hungary became her unexpected home away from home. “I’ve lived in Hungary longer than L.A. Like, what?! If someone told me that, I wouldn’t believe it.”

Her message detailed a personal evolution: from someone who had never set foot in Europe to someone fluent in Hungarian culture, cuisine, and community. “I learned a wee bit of Hungarian, ate local food, saw gorgeous landscapes, and made lifelong friends,” she said, referring to everyone from guest stars and crew to fans she met in the most unexpected places. “From the post office to a Ferris wheel.”

But perhaps the most powerful part of her farewell was her note of gratitude—to the viewers. “Thank you for watching our show and being invested,” she wrote. “It’s been challenging and beautiful to play Cameron Vo. As an actor, learning on set 10 months a year… that’s the best kind of intense education. I needed this chapter.”

She ended with the sentiment that’s resonated most with fans: “Now it’s time to graduate and grow, again.”

Eva-Jane Willis, who joined the cast in Season 2 as Europol liaison Megan “Smitty” Garretson, echoed the bittersweet emotion. “There are no words,” she wrote. “So many fantastic friendships on screen and off. So many countries. So many adventures. Loved every minute.”

Willis didn’t hold back her love for the cast and crew: “Thank you to all the people who worked their asses off and made this possible. Legends all. Love and prosperity to each and every one of you.”

The cancellation comes amid a broader shake-up in the FBI franchise. CBS also pulled the plug on FBI: Most Wanted after six seasons. However, fans won’t be without high-stakes federal drama for long: a new spinoff is already in development. Tentatively titled FBI: CIA, the new series will center on a joint task force of FBI and CIA agents tackling domestic terrorism in New York City.

But while the future holds new beginnings for the franchise, the loss of FBI: International stings. The series had carved out a distinct identity, both narratively and visually, thanks to its European backdrop and multi-national cases. Its unique tone—and its willingness to explore emotional character arcs against geopolitical backdrops—earned it a loyal following.

Despite those loyal fans, the ratings told another story. According to TV Series Finale, Season 4 of FBI: International has seen a decline in viewership, down more than 8% in total viewers and over 14% in the key 18–49 demographic compared to Season 3. Whether that dip sealed its fate is unknown, but the announcement landed with finality.

Still, for many, FBI: International wasn’t just about the weekly case—it was about the people. The chemistry between cast members, the grueling production schedule in unfamiliar locations, and the way the show explored personal growth alongside professional duty—all of it built a legacy that won’t be easily forgotten.

Now, as spring marks the end of Season 4 and the series itself, fans are left with one final mission: to say goodbye. The remaining episodes promise emotional payoffs, surprising twists, and likely a few nods to the show’s global journey.

And while the team may be hanging up their badges on screen, their impact lives on—in the memories they created and the characters they brought to life.

As Vidotto wrote, “I’m filled with gratitude. And now it’s time to graduate and grow.” For viewers who traveled the world with them, it’s a graduation they’ll never forget.