Class of '09

This fast-paced series by Dick Wolf and set in the New York office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation captures the intensity and drama of high-stakes domestic cases. Followers of Class of '09 are likely to find the show's intricate cases and personal backstories engaging.

This show follows the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) as they profile and catch various criminals. Its emphasis on the psychological aspect of crime-solving makes it a compelling companion to Class of '09.

The Blacklist features a former government agent turned high-profile criminal who voluntarily surrenders to the FBI and provides information on his 'blacklist' of global criminals, on the condition he works with a specific rookie profiler. The show's intricate plotlines and character dynamics would resonate with audiences who enjoy the cerebral nature of Class of '09.

Homeland centers on a CIA officer with bipolar disorder, and a US Marine Corps Scout Sniper whom she suspects was turned by al-Qaeda and poses a threat to the United States. The show's combination of psychological complexity and national security themes shares common ground with Class of '09.

Blindspot starts with a mysterious tattooed woman found in Times Square who has no memory of her past, and the FBI discovers that each tattoo is a clue to a crime. The series' mix of amnesia, puzzles, and FBI procedural work will attract Class of '09 fans.

Quantico dramatizes the lives of young FBI recruits training at the Quantico base in Virginia, tracking their progress as one of them is suspected of being a sleeper terrorist. Like Class of '09, the show combines the tension of hunting for hidden threats with the characters' personal stories.