Wednesday, March 12 2008, 09:39 GMT
By Dave West, Media Correspondent
Greg Mathieson/Rex Features
Drama series The FBI is looking for a new US home after being dropped by Fox.
A run of the show, about an Iraq war veteran who takes a senior role in the bureau, was ordered in the summer.
It has emerged that Fox decided to let it go last month, however, and producers Imagine Entertainment and 20th Century Fox are now touting the series elsewhere.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, CBS and TNT are both interested.
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