As FBI: International nears its conclusion, fans are eagerly anticipating the resolution of the Fly Team’s intricate storylines. Each character is expected to receive a fitting send-off, particularly the new team leader, Wes Mitchell, portrayed by Jesse Lee Soffer. Many viewers are hopeful that Cameron Vo, played by Vinessa Vidotto, will eventually rise to the leadership role, although this scenario implies Mitchell’s departure—something season 4 hints may already be in the works.
Mitchell’s Rogue Ways Set the Stage for Trouble
From his very first appearance in this newest series within the FBI franchise, Mitchell’s tendency to go against the grain has been evident. His introduction included a cautionary narrative as colleagues warned him about his unorthodox methods, which have threatened his career in the pursuit of justice. Despite the best efforts of Megan “Smitty” Garretson (Eva-Jane Willis) to shield him, it seems increasingly likely that his reckless behavior could culminate in dire consequences.
Smitty Steps In as Mitchell Goes Rogue

Mitchell’s determination to take matters into his own hands intensified during the season 4 premiere when he pursued Csonka without consulting his team. Ignoring the necessity for collaboration with local authorities, he jeopardized the operation and left Smitty to manage the fallout. This behavior highlighted the tension between Mitchell’s instincts and the protocols expected of FBI agents, particularly in international contexts.
As the season progressed, his tendency to act independently continued, often leading to complications with local law enforcement. Although Smitty occasionally leveraged Mitchell’s unorthodox approach to their advantage—especially when confronting her traumatic past in England—she remained acutely aware of the importance of cooperation with local agencies. At times, their actions nearly resulted in the Fly Team being ousted from certain cases, notably when Mitchell and the team attempted to track Csonka after nearly losing Vo.
Smitty Faces the Reality of Mitchell’s Actions
The Limits of Loyalty




Smitty’s frustration came to a head during the Paris episode when she made clear she would not cover for Booth’s aspirations for a GS-14 position if it meant enabling more rogue behavior. She understands the limitations of her role in trying to shield her colleagues from the fallout of Mitchell’s reckless decisions. Although sympathetic to his motives, she recognizes that she cannot jeopardize her own position or that of the team to protect him.
The turbulent nature of Mitchell’s actions has sparked tension between him and various agents, especially when discrepancies from his past jeopardized the team’s integrity. For instance, an email concerning his activities in Paris nearly led to a formal reprimand initiated by Agent Riley Quinn (Veronica St. Clair). As Mitchell remains unapologetic and continues to disregard the lessons from previous mistakes, the stage is set for a dramatic finale that could result in his ultimate downfall, leaving him without both his job and potential freedom.