HBO’s Euphoria will return for a second season. HBO announced the drama’s renewal and confirmed the series is the “youngest skewing drama on the network’s digital platforms.”
“Euphoria creator Sam Levinson has built an incredible world with an extraordinary cast led by the supremely talented Zendaya. We are so grateful that he chose HBO as the home for this groundbreaking series,” said Francesca Orsi, EVP, HBO Programming. “We look forward to following these complex characters as their journeys continue through the challenging world they inhabit.”
Zendaya (Spider-Man: Far From Home) leads the season one cast that includes Maude Apatow, Angus Cloud, Eric Dane, Alexa Demie, Jacob Elordi, Barbie Ferreira, Nika King, Storm Reid, Hunter Schafer, Algee Smith and Sydney Sweeney.
Euphoria debuted on June 16, 2019 and to do episode one’s been watched by 5.5 million viewers across various platforms. Season one of the drama, created by Sam Levinson (The Wizard of Lies) and based on the Israeli series of the same name, will have an eight episode run.
Levinson wrote season one, directed five episodes, and executive produces. Ravi Nandan, Kevin Turen, Drake, Future the Prince, Hadas Mozes Lichtenstein, Ron Leshem, Daphna Levin, Tmira Yardeni, Mirit Toovi, Yoram Mokady, Gary Lennon and Jim Kleverweis are also involved as executive producers.
The Season One Plot, Courtesy of HBO:
Euphoria centers around a group of high school students as they navigate a minefield of drugs, sex, identity, trauma, social media, love and friendship.
Euphoria puts a fresh spin on the coming-of-age narrative, exploring the teenage landscape of substance-enhanced parties and anxiety-ridden day-to-day life with empathy and candor. The series follows 17-year-old Rue Bennett (Zendaya), a drug addict fresh from rehab, who’s struggling to make sense of her future. Her life changes dramatically when she meets Jules Vaughn (Schafer), a girl who recently moved to town following her parents’ divorce, and like Rue is searching for where she belongs.
The CW’s The 100 season six episode nine found Henry Ian Cusick reappearing as Kane, floating himself and saying a last goodbye to Abby. Octavia had to literally battle herself (as Blodreina) after a surprise appearance from Pike (welcome back Michael Beach, albeit very briefly). And the wall between Clarke and Josie continued to break down, with Josie actually letting Clarke take over their shared body to get out of a sticky situation.
Up next, season six episode 10 titled “Matryoshka” airing July 16, 2019. Amanda Tapping directed from a script by Drew Lindo.
The cast of season six includes Eliza Taylor as Clarke Griffin, Paige Turco as Dr. Abigail Griffin, Bob Morley as Bellamy Blake, Marie Avgeropoulos as Octavia Blake, Lindsey Morgan as Raven Reyes, Richard Harmon as John Murphy, Tasya Teles as Echo, and Shannon Kook as Jordan Green. Luisa D’Oliveria is Emori, Sachin Sahel is Jackson, and Jarod Joseph is Miller.
The “Matryoshka” Plot – REUNITED – Russell (guest star J.R. Bourne) seeks justice. Meanwhile, Gabriel (guest star Ian Pala) must make a difficult choice. Lastly, the Blake siblings reunite.
The 100 Season 6 Plot:
“After the game-changing season five finale, Clarke and the team make their way down to the new planet. They are left wondering if this planet is suitable for life, and if the human race can finally live in peace? What will they find on this new mysterious home, and what will emerge from Monty’s discovery of the Eligius III mission?”
Paramount Network is moving forward on a series based on the critically acclaimed drama, Sexy Beast. The network officially announced a first season order and confirmed The Sopranos‘ Michael Caleo is on board to write and executive produce.
The 10 episode first season has Karyn Kusama (Girlfight, Aeon Flux) attached to direct and executive produce. Matt Manfredi, Phil Hay, Louis Mellis, David Scinto are also executive producing. Scinto and Mellis wrote the original film.
“We’re thrilled Sexy Beast is joining our robust scripted slate of originals. We were impressed with Michael Caleo’s craft of the prequel, bringing these strong characters back to life for TV audiences, and with the exceptional style Karyn Kusama plans to bring to this series,” stated Keith Cox, President, Development and Production, Paramount Network and TV Land. “We’re also honored to team with our sister studio Paramount Television in collaborating on this exciting project.”
“Sexy Beast is a cult classic because of its unique tone and style. Mike Caleo has managed to capture that brilliance that we’ve loved for so long. His excellent script attracted Karyn Kusama, whose work has the same intersection of intensity and style that was beloved in the film. We’re so lucky to be collaborating with her. This is also our second project with Paramount Network and we’re thrilled to continue this synergistic relationship,” said Nicole Clemens, President of Paramount Television, and the Partners of Anonymous Content.
Plot Details:
“Sexy Beast, the series, tells the origin story of Gal Dove, a brilliant thief who finds himself descending into the seductive madness of the London criminal world during the vibrant and volatile 1990s. The series will explore the early days of Gal’s complicated relationship with Don Logan, a vicious gangster with whom Gal forms a partnership, the beginnings of his association with criminal mastermind Teddy Bass and how Gal met and fell in love with DeeDee, an adult film star who would become his wife.”
AMC’s just released a new trailer, poster, and photos in support of the upcoming premiere of season two of Lodge 49. The second season of the critically acclaimed comedy/drama will premiere on August 12, 2019, with new episodes airing on Sundays at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast is led by Wyatt Russell as Sean “Dud” Dudley, Brent Jennings as Ernie, and Sonya Cassidy as Liz. Linda Emond plays Connie, Eric Allan Kramer is Scott, and David Pasquesi plays Blaise.
The series was created by Jim Gavin (Author, Middle Men). Gavin writes and executive produces with showrunner Peter Ocko (Pushing Daisies, The Office). Paul Giamatti (Billions, Sideways, Outsiders), Dan Carey (John Dies at the End, All Is Bright) and Jeff Freilich (Halt and Catch Fire, Grace and Frankie) also serve as executive producers.
Plot Details:
Lodge 49 is a modern fable set in Long Beach and centered on Dud (Russell), a likable ex-surfer who attempts to maintain his positive outlook on life while still reeling from the death of his father, the collapse of the family business, and any semblance of the idyllic middle-class life he knew. Dud finds himself deposited by fate at the doorstep of Lodge 49, home to the Ancient and Benevolent Order of the Lynx, a dusty dying fraternal order. Dud finds solace in this dark, mysterious retreat, which offers cheap beer and strange alchemical philosophies. There he meets his mentor, Ernie Fontaine, a “Luminous Knight” of the Order, who sells plumbing supplies by day.
Despite the constant pushback from his more skeptical, pragmatic twin sister, Liz (Cassidy), Dud and Ernie (Jennings) find themselves drawn by the Lodge into some long-buried secrets and modern day conspiracies. Through his newfound connection with the Lodge, its mysteries and its people, Dud comes to find the missing sense of purpose in his life and confront his deepest fears and greatest hopes.
Season two finds the Ancient and Benevolent Order of the Lynx suffering under new rule by an ill-suited leader. Despite his “Knight” and mentor Ernie’s lost faith, and his twin sister Liz’s struggle with their past, Dud believes he is the key to restoring the Lodge to its former grandeur and putting the rightful king on the throne.
Sonya Cassidy as Liz Dudley, Wyatt Russell as Sean “Dud” Dudley, Long Nguyen as Paul, and Celia Au as Alice in ‘Lodge 49’ season 2 (Photo Credit: Jackson Lee Davis/AMC)Sonya Cassidy as Liz Dudley and Wyatt Russell as Sean Dud Dudley in ‘Lodge 49’ season 2 (Photo Credit: Jackson Lee Davis/AMC)Poster for season 2 of ‘Lodge 49’ (Photo Credit: AMC)
Twenty One Pilots announced they’ve extended their “Banditø Tour,” adding a new U.S. leg based on popular demand. The new U.S. leg kicks off on October 9, 2019 in Tampa, FL at the Amalie Arena. New just-announced stops include Philadelphia, Atlanta, Baltimore, Minneapolis, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles.
The tour wraps up on November 9th in Tulsa, OK at the BOK Center.
Tickets will be available via Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan platform. Registration is open now at www.twentyonepilots.com/banditotour through July 14th at 10pm PT. Fans who register will receive an access code to purchase tickets prior to the general public. For more ticket info, visit the band’s official website.
Twenty One Pilots’ latest album, Trench, sold 175,000 units during its first week in release. It also had 52 million on-demand audio streams during its first week, taking over the top spot for the largest streaming week for a rock album.
Twenty One Pilots “Bandito Tour” Dates
JULY
17 – Gurtenfestival 2019 – Bern, Switzerland
19 – Festival de Nimes – Nimes, France
20 – Lollapalooza Paris – Paris, France
23 – Paleo Festival 2019 – Nyon, Switzerland
AUGUST
03 – Lollapalooza US – Chicago, IL
09 – San Francisco, CA – Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival 2019
13 – Sziget Festival – Budapest, Hungary
15 – Pukkelpop 2019 – Kiewit-Hasselt, Belgium
16 – Lowlands Festival 2019 – Biddinghuizen, Netherlands
22 – Caberet Vert 2019 – Charleville-Mezieres, France
24 – Reading Festival – Reading, United Kingdom
25 – Leeds Festival – Wetherby, United Kingdom
SEPTEMBER
07 – Lollapalooza Berlin – Berlin, Germany
OCTOBER
09 – Tampa, FL – Amalie Arena
11 – Greenville, SC – Bon Secours Wellness Arena
12 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
15 – Baltimore, MD – Royal Farms Arena
17 – Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun Arena
18 – University Park, PA – Bryce Jordan Center
20 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center
22 – Cincinnati, OH – U.S. Bank Arena
24 – Minneapolis, MN – Target Center
25 – Des Moines, IA – Wells Fargo Arena
27 – Denver, CO – Pepsi Center
30 – Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena
NOVEMBER
01 – Los Angeles, CA – STAPLES Center
02 – Anaheim, CA – Honda Center
03 – Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center
05 – San Diego, CA – Pechanga Arena San Diego
08 – Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena
09 – Tulsa, OK – BOK Center
Netflix just released a new trailer and poster for the documentary, The Great Hack. Karim Amer and Jehane Noujaim directed the documentary which probes the disturbing world of data exploitation.
Geralyn Dreyfous, Judy Korin and Pedro Kos produced the film. The behind the scenes team includes cinematographers Basil Childers and Ian Moubayed and editors Erin Barnett and Carlos Rojas.
Netflix has set a July 24, 2019 premiere date.
The Great Hack Plot:
“Updated from its Sundance debut in a new cut featuring additional interviews and footage, The Great Hack uncovers the dark world of data exploitation, offering astounding access to the personal journeys of key players in the explosive Cambridge Analytica/Facebook data scandal. Award-winning filmmakers Karim Amer and Jehane Noujaim (The Square, Control Room, Startup.com) continue their tradition of exploring the seismic ripples of social media with this riveting, complex film.
Data has surpassed oil as the world’s most valuable asset. It’s being weaponized to wage cultural and political warfare. People everywhere are in a battle for control of our most intimate personal details. The Great Hack forces us to question the origin of the information we consume daily. What do we give up when we tap that phone or keyboard and share ourselves in the digital age?”
The CW will debut its new summer sci-fi series Pandora on July 16, 2019, with new episodes airing Tuesdays at 8pm ET/PT. The one-hour drama created by Mark A. Altman (Castle, The Librarians) and starring Priscilla Quintana premieres with an episode titled “Shelter From The Storm.” Steve Hughes directed the series premiere from a script by Altman.
In addition to Quintana as Jax, series regulars include Oliver Dench as Xander Duvall, Raechelle Banno as Atria Nine, and John Harlan Kim as Greg Li. Ben Radcliffe plays Ralen, Banita Sandhu is Delaney Pilar, Martin Bobb-Semple is Thomas James Ross, and Noah Huntley plays Professor Donovan Osborn.
Mark A. Altman executive produces with Steve Kriozere (NCIS, Necessary Roughness), Thomas P. Vitale, Karine Martin, and Chris Philip.
Episode 1 Plot:
“Shelter From The Storm” – A NEW LIFE AND NEW SECRETS – After the death of her parents, Jax (Priscilla Quintana) matriculates at the Fleet Training Academy on Earth where she learns to defend the Galaxy from intergalactic threats and makes a new family of friends, but also makes a shocking discovery about her own identity.
Series Description:
Set in the year 2199, Pandora is a sci-fi action series about a resourceful young woman who has lost everything but finds a new life at Earth’s Space Training Academy where she and her friends learn to defend the galaxy from threats, both alien and human. When secrets about the nature of her own identity begin to surface, she must uncover the truth, and whether she will be humanity’s savior or the instrument of its destruction.
Kevin Costner and Luke Grimes in Paramount Network’s ‘Yellowstone’ season 2 episode 3
Politics, high finance, and strained family relationships are once again front and center in Paramount Network’s Yellowstone season two episode three. The episode titled “The Reek of Desperation” opens with Kayce (Luke Grimes) and his dad discussing moving the herd. It’s a test of sorts regarding Kayce’s leadership skills, and he apparently passed as John (Kevin Costner) agrees with his son’s decisions.
Kayce wants to work with the men but his father has different plans. He wants his son to concentrate on the business side, not the wrangling side from this point forward.
Kayce informs the men what he wants them to do, and they come up with a handful of questions/suggestions. Rip (Cole Hauser) nips the discussion in the bud. He tells the wranglers to get busy doing the job and after they ride away, he assures Kayce he’ll keep the men in line.
Rip seems genuine as he explains how things should be handled in this new chain of command while Kayce’s learning how to be in charge.
Dan Jenkins (Danny Huston) and Thomas Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) complete their deal on the new hotel and casino. Photographers snap photos as they announce a new era and a new partnership.
Jamie (Wes Bentley) visits Governor Perry (Wendy Moniz-Grillo) who quickly schools him in running for office. The key: winning is all that matters. He’s shocked to discover Thomas Rainwater is in attendance at their brainstorming session and is backing his campaign for Attorney General. Rainwater’s sure that with his support, Jamie will win. Without it he’s certain to lose to John Dutton’s handpicked candidate, Cassidy Reid (Kelly Rohrbach).
The short meeting ends with Jamie unsure how to move forward. He asks for a day to decide his next step.
Elsewhere, John continues to groom Kayce to eventually take over. Kayce meets with his dad and two associates in John’s Livestock Commissioner’s office. John informs his youngest son he’ll need to go through the police academy in order to hold his office, and Kayce’s quick to point out he doesn’t want the office. John tells him he’s not taking over the position immediately; they’re looking 15 years down the line.
“Understand, Kayce, this office is how you protect the ranch and every ranch like it,” explains John.
Kayce asks for a moment alone with his dad and confesses he’s not sure about taking on these responsibilities. John cuts him off, attempting to set his mind at ease. Kayce’s worried about taking a polygraph or undergoing a psych eval, but John assures him he won’t have to take either test.
Curious, John asks why Kayce fears a psych eval. Kayce confesses it’s because of his whole life.
Meeting over, Kayce heads off to visit Monica (Kelsey Asbille) and Tate at their new apartment. He and Monica make small talk, avoiding any touchy topics. Tate’s excited about the new place and his new room. He even invites his dad to spend the night in the top bunk.
It’s obviously hard on Kayce to be there with Monica, and he says what’s in his heart.
“I don’t know how to do this, Monica. I don’t know how to not be with you, not talk to you. You’re my wife. You’re my best friend; you’re my only friend,” confesses Kayce in a heartbreaking moment.
Monica replies, “You’re mine too, Kayce.”
Kayce’s not sure what Monica wants from him. Kayce reminds her she asked him to leave, and Monica explains she hoped he would fight for the life he wants. Confused and frustrated, Kayce tells her she should have asked for what she wanted.
John and Governor Perry meet at a bar, easing into business matters with a little reminiscing about old times. She compliments him on his political maneuverings, and he explains he found an Attorney General for her. (And he’s definitely not talking about his son, Jamie.)
Governor Perry admits she’s in a precarious situation now and she’ll have to continue to back Jamie. His opposition, Cassidy, would be beholden to John and she can’t have that. Jamie should have been the perfect choice for both of them. John shocks the Governor by revealing he’s going to make Jamie step down. He wants her promise not to fight him on this matter or else he’ll find someone to run against her.
The talk turns to family and relationships before eventually evolving into an afternoon of passionately making out after drinks. She stops them before they can take it further, asking if John will ever fall in love again. When he says no, she agrees she won’t either. They quietly talk about their loved ones who’ve passed while holding each other. We see the softer side of John that’s usually kept hidden.
Back at the ranch, Beth confesses she wishes Rip didn’t let Kayce win the fistfight. Rip asks what he would have won if he’d beat Kayce, and Beth reveals she thinks Rip beating Kayce so bad he left the ranch would have been the best outcome of the fight. She also confesses with Kayce in charge things will only get worse.
Next, a new player in the battle for control of valuable Montana real estate is introduced. Malcolm Beck (Neal McDonough) reads the headlines announcing the new casino deal and demands to know who Dan Jenkins is.
Two men are loading up on acetone in a hardware store when they notice a cop entering the place. They leave their basket full of items in the checkout lane and make a quick exit.
Jimmy’s also at the store with Avery (Tanaya Beatty) buying supplies for the ranch. He knows the two men who are now hanging out outside the store after getting spooked by the cop and doesn’t seem happy to see them. Jimmy owes one of the guys money and in exchange for paying off the debt, they tell him to buy supplies for making meth. (Jimmy knows what’s needed without being told, revealing more about his backstory.)
Jimmy emerges from the store without the supplies, and the larger of the two men knocks Jimmy’s cowboy hat off his head. Jimmy bends down to retrieve the hat and comes up swinging. He Heads back to the truck, but the men follow and try to pull Jimmy from the vehicle. Avery reacts fast, spraying bear spray in their eyes and then pulls away from the store leaving the men in pain.
Jimmy’s also covered in the chemicals but he’s safe, at least temporarily.
Meanwhile, Monica continues her physical therapy in the pool. It’s painful but she’s committed to getting her strength back. Her good-looking therapist flirts a little, but she shuts him down. She explains she’s married and isn’t interested.
Avery and Jimmy make it back to the ranch, and Jimmy lies and says the bear spray went off by accident.
Danny Huston in ‘Yellowstone’ season 2 episode 3 (Photo Credit: Paramount Network)
Dan is looking over his model of the hotel and casino when Malcolm Beck arrives uninvited, accompanied by his brother, Teal (Terry Serpico). Malcolm reveals he knows about Dan’s battle with John Dutton and explains that he and John don’t bother each other. They stay in their own lanes and a peace exists between the two. However, Dan’s now stepped into Malcolm’s lane since he partnered with an Indian tribe.
Dan figures out these men don’t like competition. He warns them to take him to court or else back off, making his dislike for these siblings known in no uncertain terms. Teal points out that Malcolm’s the head of the Montana Liquor Board, and Malcolm confirms he’ll be revoking Dan’s current license and definitely won’t issue one for the casino or hotel.
Malcolm and Teal suggest Dan should break his deal with Thomas Rainwater and partner with them on the casino instead.
After they leave, Dan’s furious. “You want to play dirty? Let’s play f**king dirty!” he says, slamming his fist down on the casino model.
Jamie’s still mulling over his options at dinner that evening. His campaign manager/girlfriend, Christina (Katherine Cunningham), doesn’t understand the problem, and Jamie explains he can’t have his father’s enemy fund his campaign. She suggests they try and hide where the money’s coming from, but Jamie doesn’t think that’s an option. He thinks he needs to turn down Thomas Rainwater’s money, which will effectively end his shot at being elected Attorney General.
Jamie heads off for a walk to clear his head. He stops in at Schwartz & Meyer and finds Beth still at her desk. “For someone with no spine, you sure got a lot of balls,” she says upon seeing her brother arrive for an unannounced visit.
Jamie reminds her they’re family above all else. Beth isn’t impressed and tells her brother she owes him nothing. Jamie, frustrated, wants her to give him guidance. He’s running for the office his dad suggested, and he’s well aware Beth chose his opposition. Beth, in her trademarked snide style, admits she did. Jamie confesses he has a donor who will fund his campaign.
Their conversation remains stilted and tense as he reveals Thomas Rainwater is the big dollar donor. Beth tells her brother he’s not a politician because he’s not a narcissist or crazy. “Let’s be honest. You don’t know who the f**k you are and you’re looking for the world to tell you. You reek of desperation and they can smell it,” she says, pointing to Thomas’ photo in the newspaper for emphasis when she says “they.”
She warns him he’ll be torn apart and so will their father. Beth suggests he consider everyone in his life and do what’s best for them.
The following morning Jamie has made his decision. He will not accept the money from Thomas Rainwater, and he won’t play dirty. In order to beat his opponent, he has to attack his dad and he refuses to do that. Christina doesn’t take this well and calls Jamie a chickenheart. (That’s a really bizarre – and lame – insult.)
If he quits, she’s dumping him. She knows if he gives up it means he’s heading back to work with his family, and she wants nothing to do with them.
John, Beth, and Kayce are eating dinner when Jamie arrives to announce he withdrew from the race. John invites him to sit and dine with the family, and Beth even makes him a plate. She laughs hysterically when Kayce asks where Jamie’s been, and John finally has to leave the table.
Beth apologizes as her father walks out of the dining room.
John, emotional, looks out over his ranch. Rip’s walking through the sprinklers adjusting their spray. John looks away as he pulls out a handkerchief and says, “Goddamn you for leaving me.”
CBS’s action adventure series Blood & Treasure continues its first season run with episode 10 titled “The Wages of Vengeance.” Episode 10 was directed by Guy Norman Bee from a script by Kevin Chesley, Bryan Shukoff, and Javier Grillo-Marxuach and will air Tuesday, July 16, 2019 at 9pm ET/PT.
“The Wages of Vengeance” guest stars include Shiva Negar, Maxim Roy, Isabelle Brouillette, Hana Kashaf, and Matthew Giuffrida.
The cast is led by Matt Barr (Valor) as Danny McNamara and Sofia Pernas (The Brave) as Lexi Vaziri. Michael James Shaw is Aiden Shaw, Katia Winter is Gwen Karlsson, James Callis is Simon Hardwick, Oded Fehr is Karim Farouk, Alicia Coppola is Dr. Anna Castillo, and Mark Gagliardi plays Father Chuck. Antonio Cupo, Tony Nash, and Mohamed El Husseini play recurring roles in season one.
The “The Wages of Vengeance” Plot – After nearly capturing Farouk in a sting operation, Danny and Lexi enlist Hardwick to tap into his underworld contacts in hopes of cornering Farouk before he disappears again. Also, Gwen, fed up with Danny and Lexi’s tactics, arrests Father Chuck for aiding them.
The Season 1 Plot, Courtesy of CBS:
“Blood & Treasure is a globe-trotting action-adventure drama about a brilliant antiquities expert and a cunning art thief who team up to catch a ruthless terrorist who funds his attacks through stolen treasure. Danny McNamara is a former FBI agent specializing in stolen arts and antiquities. Lexi Vaziri is a resourceful art thief who is haunted by the tragic loss of her father, which she blames on Danny. When terrorist Karim Farouk absconds with a priceless artifact and kidnaps Danny’s mentor, Dr. Anna Castillo, Danny recruits Lexi to help him bring Farouk to justice and rescue Anna.
As they chase down Farouk, they encounter unscrupulous individuals who may either be useful allies or dangerous enemies, including Aiden Shaw, an arms dealer who acts solely in his self-interest, and Simon Hardwick, an expert at procuring pilfered artifacts. Danny and Lexi are assisted by Father Chuck, a childhood friend of Danny’s who works at the Vatican Foreign Ministry in Rome.
Their hunt draws the attention of Interpol agent Gwen Karlsson, who wants Farouk brought to justice, but won’t allow Danny and Lexi to break international laws in the process. As they crisscross the world hunting their target, Danny and Lexi unexpectedly find themselves at the center of a 2,000-year-old battle for the cradle of civilization.”
CBS’s The Code season one episode 11 is set to air on Monday, July 15, 2019 at 9pm ET/PT. Titled “Done and Doff,” episode 11 was directed by Eric Laneuville from a script by Michael Angeli.
Episode 11’s guest cast includes Johnny Wu, Celeste Arias, Bhavesh Patel, Brian O’Neill, and Sharon Washington. Will Hochman, Christopher Cassarino, Kacie Sheik, Sherman Howard, Shiva Kalaiselvan, Steven Hauck, Brendan Patrick Connor, Shannon Marie Sullivan, Stan Demidoff, and Teresa Avia Lim also guest star in “Done and Doff.”
The cast is led by Luke Mitchell as Captain John “Abe” Abraham, Anna Wood as Captain Maya Dobbins, Ato Essandoh as Major Trey Ferry, Phillipa Soo as Lieutenant Harper Li, Dana Delany as Colonel Glenn Turnbull, and Raffi Barsoumian as Warrant Officer Rami Ahmadi.
The “Don and Doff” Plot – Abe and Harper’s investigation into the accidental overdose of a Marine takes a turn when they can’t find any fingerprints – even the deceased’s – on the pill bottle, leading them to believe he was murdered. Also, Abe receives a warning about testifying in a lawsuit against the Corps, and Maya is concerned that her brother does not have his mental illness under control.
The Code Season 1 Plot:
“The Code is a drama about the military’s brightest minds, who tackle the toughest legal challenges facing the U.S. Marine Corps. As prosecutors, defense lawyers, and investigators, these Marines work together to serve their country with integrity while often putting aside their personal ideals for the sake of justice.
Operating out of Judge Advocate General Headquarters in Quantico, Captain John ‘Abe’ Abraham is a driven prosecutor for whom becoming a Marine is a longstanding family tradition and a responsibility he treats with devotion and passion. His colleague and friend, Captain Maya Dobbins, is the fearless lead defense attorney who is never hesitant to go up against one of her own, but is also a team player if it means finding the truth. Major Trey Ferry is Abe’s eloquent and wise superior officer working for the prosecution who pursues suspects with ferocity.
Commanding officer Colonel Glenn Turnbull, one of the highest-ranking female officers in the Judge Advocate Corps, demands excellence of herself and her staff, while inspiring intense loyalty. Assisting the team is Lt. Harper Li, a highly capable lawyer who is eager to take on bigger cases, and tech-savvy, efficient Warrant Officer Rami Ahmadi, the Marine equivalent of a paralegal. These active duty Marines are attorneys who have chosen to serve their country in pursuit of military justice at home and abroad.”
