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Family Affair: Feds Unite in 'Line of Fire'
2 Jun
Summary
- A family of federal agents navigate personal and professional boundaries.
- Peter Krause stars as a Secret Service agent in the new drama.
- The series premieres in Fall 2026 on NBC.
A new family drama, "Line of Fire," is set to premiere on NBC in Fall 2026. The series centers on a family deeply involved in federal law enforcement, with members serving in agencies such as the Secret Service, FBI, U.S. Marshals, and Department of Justice.
Peter Krause, known for his roles in "Parenthood" and "9-1-1," will portray a Secret Service agent. His on-screen wife, played by Hope Davis, is a federal marshal, and their children work for the FBI and DOJ, with one son also in the Secret Service. The premise involves the family unit confronting a deadly conspiracy that emerges from a seemingly straightforward case.
Krause cited the show's intricate script, filled with unexpected plot twists, as a major draw. He also expressed his continued enjoyment of the family drama genre, attributing it to the development of complex relationships and the dynamic of familial familiarity. "Line of Fire" is scheduled to air on Mondays at 10/9c.
