Executive Producer Jenna Bush Hager Previews NBC Family Drama 'Line of Fire'
- NBC's 'Line of Fire' premiered on Monday, September 21, 2026, following the Hollingsworth family—a group of federal law enforcement professionals targeted by a deadly conspiracy.
- Created by Joshua Safran, the series draws inspiration from executive producer Jenna Bush Hager's experiences with the United States Secret Service during her time as a former first daughter.
- Peter Krause stars as Secret Service Agent Mike Hollingsworth alongside Hope Davis as U.S. Marshal Jane Hollingsworth; their three adult children work as FBI, Secret Service, and DOJ agents.
- Each week features distinct cases while weaving long-term narrative threads, including an old presidential assassination attempt, as the Hollingsworths struggle to maintain professional boundaries at home.
- Airing Mondays at 10 p.m. ET on NBC, the 10-episode first season continues with episode two scheduled for September 28, 2026, while remaining episodes air weekly.
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Kat Cunning is ready to get messy with 'Line of Fire's dysfunctional family
Spoilers ahead for the series premiere of Line of Fire. Kat Cunning did not envision playing an FBI agent. When the role of Claire Hollingsworth on Line of Fire came their way, Cunning was spending their nights singing at New York’s Faena Hotel. “I was singing in what I like to call my drag. I was very high-fem with the heaviest beat on,” they share. Singing jazz standards is a far cry from the NBC procedural audiences will see them in this fall…
Peter Krause Reveals Which ‘9-1-1’ Costar He Wants to See Join ‘Line of Fire’ After His Shocking Exit
Peter Krause‘s shocking exit from 9-1-1 paved the way for his new show — but he is still hoping to share the screen with some of his former costars on Line of Fire. “I could see Kenneth Choi playing a fiery senator at some point in time,” Krause, 61, exclusively told Us ahead of the […]
Review: ‘Line of Fire,’ where conspiracy thriller meets procedural meets dysfunctional family comedy
Scholars of broadcast television may detect in “Line of Fire,” which premieres Monday on NBC (and streams on Peacock beginning Tuesday), a certain similarity to CBS’ long-running “Blue Bloods,” but nothing could be further from the truth! The family in…
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