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The “Pig Butchering” episode of FBI: Most Wanted Season 6 sees the return of Special Agent Sheryll Barnes after spending some time in D.C. with her ex-wife and kids. However, as she returns, she butts heads with Remy when she ignores his orders. Discussing the November 12 episode with TV Insider, Sternberg breaks down why the conflict plays out the way it does with the team leader.
Barnes' conflict with Remy is just the beginning for her character, as FBI: Most Wanted Season 6 will still see her question her identity, especially considering her ex-wife taking the kids. Showrunner David Hudgins teased this last month, adding that Sternberg’s character will have to make “a big decision” towards the end of the season about “exactly who I am and what I want to do and what makes me happy.
“We had those moments where I was missing Jess, and I wasn’t invited on a helicopter ride for the takedown and I took that personally. I was like, Jess would never do something like this.”
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