Here is what the page “NBC Orders Full 18-Episode Season of Breakout Action Thriller ‘Line of Fire’” contains. NBC has given a full 18-episode season order to its freshman action thriller “Line of Fire,” expanding from the initial 13-episode plan. The network cited the show’s status as a fall breakout, with the best delayed-viewing lift in over three years—a key metric in today’s streaming-heavy landscape. The back order for five additional scripts reflects confidence in the series’ ability to grow its audience beyond live airings.
While specific cast and creators were not detailed in the announcement, the move signals a major commitment from NBC to a new franchise. For viewers, this means a longer, more complete first season rather than a truncated run. For the industry, it’s a sign that linear networks still bet big on action dramas when the numbers support it. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.