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Jesse Lee Soffer, Matt Olmstead Reunite for CBS Drama 'Strike Force'

Written by AI, News Sources from Deadline, Variety12 Aug 20261 min read

Jesse Lee Soffer is set to star in a new CBS crime drama, reuniting with Matt Olmstead, the showrunner of the canceled "FBI: International." CBS has given a development room order to "Strike Force" (working title), the network announced as part of its 2027/28 development slate. Olmstead will write and executive produce, while Soffer will star and executive produce. Jerry Bruckheimer and KristieAnne Reed are also attached as executive producers. The project comes from Jerry Bruckheimer Television and CBS Studios. The move comes more than a year after CBS canceled "FBI: International," on which Soffer starred and Olmstead served as showrunner. Both are known for their work on the "One Chicago" franchise, including "Chicago P.D." A development room order means the network is in the early stages of developing the series.

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