The promo for ABC’s Will Trent season three episode three shows Angie still working at a security company but continuing her quest to return to the force. Episode three, “Find a New Pond,” will air on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 8pm ET/PT.
Ramón Rodríguez leads the cast as the titular character. Erika Christensen stars as Angie Polaski, Iantha Richardson is Faith Mitchell, Jake McLaughlin is Michael Ormewood, and Sonja Sohn is Amanda Wagner. Gina Rodriguez joins the cast as Marion Alba for season three.
“Find a New Pond” Plot: A dispute within a family-owned business leads to multiple poisonings, pulling Will and Faith into a tangled web of secrets and corporate intrigue. Meanwhile, Angie, eager to rejoin the force, makes a discovery at Waldorf Estates.
Iantha Richardson and Ramon Rodriguez in ‘Will Trent’ season 3 episode 3 (Disney/Zac Popik)
Will Trent Series Description, Courtesy of ABC:
Based on Karin Slaughter’s New York Times bestselling Will Trent series, Special Agent Will Trent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) was abandoned at birth and endured a harsh coming-of-age in Atlanta’s overwhelmed foster care system. Now, Will uses his unique point of view in the pursuit of justice and has the highest clearance rate in the GBI.
Erika Christensen and Cora Lu Tran in episode 3, season 3 (Disney/Zac Popik)Christina Wren in season 3 episode 3 (Disney/Zac Popik)Whitney Christopher and Erika Christensen in season 3 episode 3 (Disney/Zac Popik)Jake McLaughlin, Erika Christensen and Kevin Daniels in the “Find a New Pond” episode (Disney/Zac Popik)
Bailey’s return with Jason (Steve Kazee) still on the loose has John on high alert on ABC’s The Rookie season seven episode three. “Out of Pocket” will air on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast is led by Nathan Fillion as John Nolan. Season seven stars Mekia Cox as Nyla Harper, Alyssa Diaz as Angela Lopez, Richard T. Jones as Sergeant Wade Grey, Melissa O’Neil as Lucy Chen, Eric Winter as Tim Bradford, Jenna Dewan as Bailey Nune, Shawn Ashmore as Wesley Evers, and Lisseth Chavez as Celina Juarez. Deric Augustine and Patrick Keleher recur as Miles and Seth.
“Out of Pocket” Plot: Ahead of Bailey’s return home, John looks for clues to locate Jason Wyler. Then, Tim and Lucy swap rookies, a friendly face resurfaces at the station, and Wesley feels unsettled over Angela.
Melissa O’Neil and Eric Winter in ‘The Rookie’ season 7 episode 3 (Disney/Mike Taing)
The Rookie Season 7 Details:
John Nolan, once the oldest rookie in the LAPD, has used his life experience, determination and sense of humor to keep up with rookies 20 years his junior. Now recovering from a gunshot wound and feeling the effects of his age, John and the team welcome two new rookies and continue the hunt for two dangerous escaped prisoners who have very personal vendettas.
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Paramount+’s full trailer for season two of 1923 warns it’s either defend or die. And as any Yellowstone fan knows, the “defend” will win. However, how this generation of the Duttons do it should be entertaining to watch when the much-anticipated second season premieres on February 23, 2025.
New episodes will stream on Sundays.
Oscar nominee Harrison Ford and Oscar winner Helen Mirren star as Jacob and Cara Dutton. Darren Mann (Animal Kingdom) plays Jack Dutton, Brandon Sklenar (It Ends With Us) is Spencer Dutton, Julia Schlaepfer (The Politician) is Alexandra, and Michelle Randolph (A Snow White Christmas) is Elizabeth Strafford. Brian Geraghty (Big Sky) stars as Zane Davis, Aminah Nieves (Blueberry) is Teonna Rainwater, Jerome Flynn (Game of Thrones) is Banner Creighton, Timothy Dalton (Doom Patrol) is Donald Whitfield, and Sebastian Roché (Sleep No More) is Father Renaud. Jennifer Carpenter joins the cast as Mamie Fossett.
“In the second season of 1923, a cruel winter brings new challenges and unfinished business to Jacob (Ford) and Cara (Mirren) back at Dutton ranch. With harsh conditions and adversaries threatening to end the Dutton legacy, Spencer (Sklenar) embarks on an arduous journey home, racing against time to save his family in Montana,” reads Paramount+’s synopsis. “Meanwhile, Alexandra (Schlaepfer) sets off on her own harrowing trans-Atlantic journey to find Spencer and reclaim their love.”
Taylor Sheridan, David C. Glasser, John Linson, Art Linson, and Ron Burkle executive produce the Yellowstone prequel. Additional executive producers include David Hutkin, Bob Yari, Ben Richardson, Michael Friedman, and Keith Cox. MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios, and Bosque Ranch Productions produced the Western drama for Paramount+.
Brandon Sklenar as Spencer in ‘1923’ season 2, episode 4 (Photo credit: Lo Smith/Paramount+)
Netflix rehashes the O.J. Simpson trial in American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson, a four-part documentary series. The trailer doesn’t reveal anything we haven’t seen before about the murder case, but the description teases that individuals involved in the case sat down for new interviews.
American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing‘s Floyd Russ directs and executive produces. Additional executive producers include William Green, Aaron Ginsburg, Kerstin Emhoff, Ali Brown, and Tiller Russell.
OJ Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson (Photo Courtesy of Netflix)
“This four-episode docuseries takes an in-depth look at the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman and the trial that dominated the news cycle in the mid-1990s, from the chase on LA freeways to the riveting court proceedings. Featuring new and candid interviews with key individuals — including Goldman’s sister Kim, O.J. Simpson prosecutor Christopher Darden, L.A. police detective Mark Fuhrman, O.J. Simpson defense attorney Carl Douglas, and key witness Kato Kaelin — informed by 30 years of reflection, the series reexamines the true crime story that changed American culture,” reads Netflix’s synopsis. “American Manhunt: OJ Simpson offers a fresh perspective on a case viewers only think they know.”
CBS is delaying the premiere of NCIS: Sydney season two by a week. The network has pushed back season two episode one from January 31, 2025 to February 7th, with a still-to-be-announced special taking over its original date.
Season two episodes will air on Fridays at 8pm ET/PT.
Season two stars Olivia Swann as NCIS Special Agent Michelle Mackey, Todd Lasance as AFP Sergeant Jim “JD” Dempsey, Sean Sagar as NCIS Special Agent DeShawn Jackson, and Tuuli Narkle as AFP Constable Evie Cooper. Mavournee Hazel plays AFP Forensic Scientist Bluebird “Blue” Gleeson and William McInnes is AFP Forensic Pathologist Dr. Roy Penrose.
“Heart Starter” Plot: NCIS: Sydney will do whatever it takes to crack the case of a rogue assassin on the run during NCIS Special Agent DeShawn Jackson’s chaotic first day as boss, on the second season premiere. Jennifer Leacey directs from a script by Morgan O’Neill.
Olivia Swann as NCIS Special Agent Captain Michelle Mackey and Todd Lasance as AFP Liaison Officer Sergeant Jim ‘JD’ Dempsey in ‘NCIS: Sydney’ episode 1, season 2 (CREDIT: Daniel Asher Smith/Paramount+)
NCIS: Sydney Synopsis, Courtesy of CBS:
NCIS: Sydney is the fifth series to come out of the popular global NCIS franchise and the first-ever international edition. With rising international tensions in the Indo-Pacific, a brilliant and eclectic team of U.S. NCIS agents and the Australian Federal Police (AFP) are grafted into a multinational taskforce to keep naval crimes in check in the most contested patch of ocean on the planet.
Led by NCIS Special Agent Michelle Mackey and her 2IC AFP counterpart, Sergeant Jim “JD” Dempsey, our team of Americans and Aussies must quickly learn to trust each other, overcoming and harnessing their differences to solve each case. Though jurisdictional tussles and culture clashes make for a rocky start, Mackey will eventually come to respect JD’s nose for the truth, as he does her maverick style.
Meanwhile, sassy AFP Constable Evie Cooper and endlessly curious Special Agent DeShawn Jackson form a fast friendship, while curmudgeonly forensic pathologist Doctor Roy Penrose meets his match in the brilliant young forensic scientist Bluebird “Blue” Gleeson. Together, our team becomes NCIS’ first-ever internationally blended family.
Tuuli Narkle as AFP Liaison Officer Constable Evie Cooper, Sean Sagar as Special Agent DeShawn Jackson, Mavournee Hazel as Forensic Pathologist Bluebird ‘Blue’ Gleeson, William McInnes as Forensic Pathologist Dr. Roy Penrose and Todd Lasance as AFP Liaison Officer Sergeant Jim ‘JD’ Dempsey in season 2 episode 1 (CREDIT: Daniel Asher Smith/Paramount+)Todd Lasance as AFP Liaison Officer Sergeant Jim ‘JD’ Dempsey, Tuuli Narkle as AFP Liaison Officer Constable Evie Cooper, Sean Sagar as Special Agent DeShawn Jackson, William McInnes as Forensic Pathologist Dr. Roy Penrose and Olivia Swann as NCIS Special Agent Captain Michelle Mackey in season 2 episode 1 (CREDIT: Daniel Asher Smith/Paramount+) Bert La Bonté as Special Agent Ken Carter and Olivia Swann as NCIS Special Agent Captain Michelle Mackey in season 2 episode 1 (CREDIT: Daniel Asher Smith/Paramount+) Tuuli Narkle as AFP Liaison Officer Constable Evie Cooper, Sean Sagar as Special Agent DeShawn Jackson, Mavournee Hazel as Forensic Pathologist Bluebird ‘Blue’ Gleeson and Bert La Bonté as Special Agent Ken Carter in the season two premiere (CREDIT: Daniel Asher Smith/Paramount+)
Amy dives into a puzzling case on Fox’s Doc season one episode three, “Day One.” Episode three will air on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 9pm ET/PT.
Molly Parker plays Chief of Internal Medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, Omar Metwally is Dr. Michael Hamda, Amirah Vann is Dr. Gina Walker, Jon Ecker is Dr. Jake Heller, and Anya Banerjee is Dr. Sonya Maitra. Season one guest stars include Scott Wolf as Dr. Richard Miller and Patrick Walker as Dr. TJ Coleman.
“Day One” Plot: Amy, allowed to return to work under strict guidelines, teams up with TJ (Walker) to treat a patient suffering from mysterious liver problems. Sonya (Banerjee) and Jake (Ecker) help an elderly couple navigate the final chapter of their love story.
After a late-night car crash results in severe head trauma, Amy wakes up from surgery with no recollection of the patients she’s treated, the colleagues she’s crossed and the tragedy that caused her to push almost everyone away. The relief that Amy gets from seeing her family post-accident is fleeting when she learns the incomprehensible – that she and her beloved husband, Dr. Michael Hamda have been divorced for four years. In fact, her entire family is not at all as she remembers them, rocking her foundation to the core.
Amy’s best friend, neuropsychiatrist Dr. Gina Walker, has little guidance to give her for this new reality since matters of the brain are, even to the experts, still a big mystery. While Gina is hopeful, she does not know if Amy will ever recover her memories. In Amy’s fragile state, Gina must choose carefully what information from the past eight years to reveal to her, scared that too much too soon could prove more harmful than good. This includes her secret romance with Dr. Jake Heller, since Amy now has no recollection of ever meeting him before, let alone being in a passionate relationship with him. Certain other memories, those close to her believe, would perhaps be too painful to relive and are best left forgotten.
In a fateful irony, that’s the fervent hope for Amy’s colleague, Dr. Richard Miller, who has now been promoted to take over as Chief of Internal Medicine after Amy’s accident. Richard is desperate for Amy’s memories to never return since she was the only person to uncover his career-ending mistake – another thing she now doesn’t recall.
And Richard isn’t alone in relishing Amy’s predicament – her previously contentious and unkind behavior left her with more than a few enemies at the hospital, including Dr. Sonya Maitra. While she does remember Dr. TJ Coleman, she does not recall that he became a doctor – nor that it was she who inspired him to do so.
Feeling completely off balance and having to piece together what happened through the prism of other people’s subjective points of view, practicing medicine remains the one constant for Amy, and she is determined to become a doctor again. While she may never get back what she’s lost, Amy knows she’s been given a second chance to do things differently and she will not take that gift for granted.
Poster for ‘Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler’ season 2 (Photo Credit: Oxygen)
Former Harris County, Texas, Chief of Special Crimes Kelly Siegler returns to explore Texas’ toughest trials in season two of Oxygen’s Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler. The new season kicks off on January 25, 2025, at 8pm ET/PT with a two-hour episode that focuses on a case Siegler considers one of the most difficult of her lengthy career.
Season one was Oxygen’s most popular new show in six years, bringing in an average of 991,000 viewers. Siegler hosts the true crime series and serves as an executive producer along with Dick Wolf, Casey Kriley, Jo Sharon, Adam Kassen, Andrew Nock, Gaylen Gawlowski, and Tom Thayer. The series is produced by Wolf Entertainment, Universal Television Alternative Studio, and Magical Elves.
Oxygen released the following details on the first four episodes of season two:
“LONG ROAD TO JUSTICE” (Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. ET/PT; two-hour episode)
The murder of Belinda Temple and her unborn baby was Kelly’s most contentious case. After years of silence, she sets the record straight about what it took to finally get justice for the victims and their family against an unrelenting defense team.
“MURDERED IN THE LINE OF DUTY” (Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT)
A deadly crime spree hits rural Kaufman, Texas, taking the lives of two prosecutors. The murders set off fear in the community about who’s targeting the protectors of justice. The truth hits much closer to home than expected.
“PROSECUTING THE MASTERMIND” (Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. ET/PT)
Prosecutor Kelly Siegler and her co-counsel unravel the mysterious hit-style murder of young suburban mom Farah Fratta. To prove the suspect masterminded her murder, Kelly demonstrates how the killer used his church and children as an alibi.
“SENIOR CITIZEN SERIAL KILLER” (Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. ET/PT)
When an elderly woman survives an attempted murder, investigators connect the dots on the deaths of other local senior citizens where families reported missing jewelry, leading to the hunt for one of the most prolific serial killers in Texas history.
Sam Heughan in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 16, the season finale (Photo Credit: Starz)
We’re about to sink into a mini-droughtlander with the arrival of Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 16, the season finale. We’re labeling it “mini” because fans of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander world only have to wait until this summer for the arrival of the prequel, Outlander: Blood of My Blood.
Episode 16, “A Hundred Thousand Angels,” begins with Jane (Silvia Presente) being questioned about the murder of Captain Harkness. She jokes that the devil was whispering in her ear and argues that unlike his description of the murder as “abdominal,” she believes it was glorious. Her face has a look of defiance as she admits she has no regrets.
Jane refuses to tell her inquisitor her story until he brings up her sister. He suggests it’s better that Fanny reads a story told by Jane rather than himself.
Jamie (Sam Heughan) sits by his soulmate’s bed, wishing he could give her some of his blood to help her live. She told him about matching blood types, but he’s not sure how that works. However, he’s certain that they would be a match. “Blood of my blood, Sassenach. That’s what we said, and it is the truth,” whispers Jamie.
Claire (Caitriona Balfe) whispers back, “I’ve decided not to die.” She would never make him feel like she felt when she believed he was dead.
William (Charles Vandervaart) asks Lord John (David Berry) for help with Jane. Lord John asks for a bit of backstory and doesn’t judge when William says she’s a whore. William admits Jane did commit murder and that he needs to see her. Lord John promises to do what he can.
A short while later, Lord John informs William that Jane has confessed. Apparently, the only thing she refuted was stabbing Harkness 26 times. William claims she only stabbed Harkness once and that Harkness used her horribly and was about to do the same with her little sister, Fanny.
Lord John has learned there won’t be a trial because they’re under martial law. The army will execute her.
Jamie takes a break from being by Claire’s side and steps outside just in time to see Ian (John Bell) ride up. Ian confirms he and Lord John freed William and William’s back at his camp. Both Rachel (Izzy Meikle-Small) and Rollo welcome Ian back before Rachel and Jamie deliver the news that Claire’s wounded. Denzell assured them Claire was doing well and that she should be on her feet in a few days if the wound didn’t become infected. Ian’s shocked to learn Jamie’s resigned his commission and won’t be going back to the army.
A week passes, and Claire can sit up in bed but needs Jamie’s help sitting on the chamber pot. (She reluctantly allows him to stay when he refuses to leave the room.) Jamie looks her in the eyes and asks if the pain is bad. She says it’s “fine” and that she loves him. Claire asks Jamie to join her in bed, and he immediately agrees. They snuggle under a blanket as Jamie caresses her hair and shoulder.
Claire asks if they can go home, and Jamie promises he’ll take her as soon as she’s well enough to travel.
Claire dreams that Master Raymond (Dominique Pinon), the apothecary she knew in Paris, visits her and apologizes without saying what for. He tells her they’ll see each other again and to have faith. When she wakes, Jamie assures her there weren’t any visitors during the night. Raymond’s visit makes Claire wonder if she’ll see their daughter when she dies. Jamie believes she will; that’s what makes death easier.
David Berry and Sam Heughan in the ‘Outlander’ season 7 finale (Photo Credit: Starz)
Lord John arrives and sits by Claire’s bed, saying he came as quickly as he could. Jamie walks in and overhears Lord John calling her “my dear,” which doesn’t sit well. Their conversation is stilted, and Lord John says William’s currently on a fool’s errand. Jamie and Lord John engage in a stare down, and Claire informs them both the issues between them are settled. She holds Lord John’s hand and thanks him for saving her life. “We saved each other’s,” replies John before saying goodbye to “Mrs. Fraser.”
He doesn’t say goodbye to Jamie. Instead, he stares at his former friend and then walks away.
Claire watches from the makeshift hospital as their bags are loaded into a wagon. Denzell (Joey Phillips) insists he never wants to operate on her again. Surgery on family is much too emotionally difficult. Claire confesses she’s never operated on a family member before and hopes that if she ever needs to, she handles it as well as he did.
Night falls and Claire and Jamie are having a quiet moment when William knocks on the door seeking Jamie’s help. William believes it’s a matter of life or death, and Jamie tells Claire he needs to go. William’s never asked anything of him before, and Claire agrees he needs to help.
Jane’s standing by a window, shackled and drinking, when she suddenly smiles and waves.
Jamie and William sneak through the woods and notice only one guard outside the building. Jamie carefully breaks a window, using a trick Bree taught him that keeps the noise down. When Jamie mentions Bree, it seems William finally realizes he has a sister.
Jamie and William enter the building and so does the guard, who’s quickly knocked unconscious. William unlocks Jane’s door, but they’re too late! Jane slit her wrists rather than hanging. William refuses to leave her lying dead on the floor and gently places her on the bed. Jamie cuts off a lock of her hair for her sister. William asks for her forgiveness as Jamie spots soldiers approaching.
Jamie and William go their separate ways, and William returns to camp and fetches Jane’s sister. He brings Fanny to Claire and Jamie, and Jamie gives her the lock of hair. He asks her if she’d like to live with them on the Ridge and promises she’ll be safe. “No man will ever take you against your will long as I live,” says Jamie.
William can’t claim Jane’s body to bury her, and Fanny refuses to leave until she sees her sister. Jamie swears he’ll take care of it since the British owe him a favor. Claire and Fanny step outside so Jamie and William can talk, and William asks how he came to be. Jamie understands that William wants to know if he forced his mother. He didn’t. He also did not love William’s mother. William asks if his mother loved Jamie, and Jamie takes full responsibility for how she felt. Jamie needs William to understand that they had sex before her marriage.
William reveals he’s been told his mother was reckless, arrogant, and impulsive. Jamie describes her as courageous, bold, curious, and confident. William needs to know if Jamie feels sorry, and Jamie assures him he’ll feel sorry for his part in her death until the day he dies. However, he will never feel sorry for being with her and fathering William.
“I will never call you father,” says William before walking away. (Jamie looks absolutely gutted.)
Jamie and Claire take Fanny to a cemetery, but Jamie wasn’t told which grave is Jane’s. Fanny runs through the graves, crying and yelling for her sister. Claire comforts the poor child and assures her god will understand why Jane murdered Harkness.
Claire asks Fanny to think about happy memories of Jane, and Fanny talks about her love of dragonflies. Jane also loved the dancing lights in the sky, and their mother said the lights were a hundred thousand angels. “If you waved at them, they’d reach down and carry you off to heaven,” says Fanny.
Claire gives Fanny Jane’s possessions, and a locket is among them. Inside is a picture of her mother, whose name is Faith.
Meanwhile, Ian and Rachel are in bed when Ian brings up Jamie and Claire leaving for the Ridge. He describes his property there, and although it’s hard work, it’s also a peaceful existence. She wonders if he wants to go with them, and he says it’s a decision to be made together. He’s willing to meet up with Denzell and continue as a scout for the army if that’s what she wants.
Rachel admits she’ll miss Denzell but asks if North Carolina is a place where they can raise their family. She’s pregnant! Ian’s overjoyed.
Ian wakes up and calls for Rollo, but he’s passed away in his sleep. (Hopefully, you had tissues nearby for this scene.) Ian believes Rollo waited until he knew Rachel would be there to care for him. Ian wants to take Rollo to a special place to bury him, and even though it’s far away, Rachel wants to go, too. “I married him as well as thee,” she says.
Diarmaid Murtagh and Richard Rankin in the ‘Outlander’ season 7 finale (Photo Credit: Starz)
Roger and Bree Finally Reunite
Roger (Richard Rankin) is stunned when he sees Jemmy running toward him down the road. He cries as he hugs him and is shocked when Bree (Sophie Skelton) and Mandy emerge from the fog. He screams with joy and laughs as they embrace and kiss. Buck (Diarmaid Murtagh) joins them, assuring Roger this is real and not a figment of his imagination.
At Lallybroch, Brian Fraser (Andrew Whipp) reacts like he’s seen a ghost when Bree joins him outside. Bree tells him Lallybroch is one of the most beautiful houses she’s seen, and he confirms he built it with his own hands. He built it for his late wife, Ellen, who he misses every day. Bree reminds him of his beloved wife; the resemblance is striking. Bree says Brian reminds him of her father, including his strength and good-heartedness.
Brian confesses he never changed the locks after Ellen died and hopes to catch a glimpse of her still. The door to his heart is wide open, and memories come to him frequently. He sees her in Bree, and he believes she could have been her daughter.
Roger and Bree share some alone time, and Roger admits he’s ready to kill Rob Cameron for what he’s done to their family. Bree reminds him they’re all right and together in 1739. Roger’s happy the kids met their great-grandfather – even if Brian didn’t know it. Since Roger met his dad in this time, Bree wonders if she should meet hers, too. Roger says they can wait for him to come home from university. Bree’s not sure that’s a smart idea.
Roger’s worried his father never made it back. Maybe he’s stuck in another strange time, or he died. Unfortunately, they’ll probably never know. Bree wonders where they should head next. She confesses she misses her parents. Roger understands the question isn’t where they belong but when.
Izzy Meikle-Small, John Bell, and Sam Heughan in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 16 (Photo Credit: Starz)
Outlander Season 7 Ends with a Shocking Revelation
Claire, Jamie, Ian, and Rachel are finishing packing the wagons for their trip to the Ridge when Claire hears Fanny singing inside the church/hospital. Claire follows Fanny’s voice and asks how she could possibly know the song she’s singing. It’s a song Claire sang to baby Faith. Claire thinks about the dream of Master Raymond and Raymond telling her they’d meet again and to have faith. She also thinks of Fanny’s locket with a picture of her mom, Faith.
Jamie finds Claire standing in the church, momentarily at a loss for words. Tears in her eyes, Claire tells Jamie that she thinks Faith lived.
Fox’s reality dating series Farmer Wants a Wife returns for season three, with four new bachelors hoping to make romantic connections. Kimberly Williams-Paisley returns as host when the third season premieres on March 20, 2025.
New episodes will air on Thursdays at 9pm ET/PT.
The network reports that season two’s bachelors are still in their relationships. Mitchell Kolinsky is still dating Sydney Errera and Nathan Smothers remains with Taylor BeDell.
“The third season will dive deeper into the beauty and trials of homegrown love, and new twists will put relationships to the ultimate test. Along the way, the farmers and their daters hit the road as they travel to Alabama for a speed dating event, Tennessee for a country ball, and Texas for an overnight camping mixer,” reads Fox’s synopsis. “New this season, the final daters will bring their families back to the farms where their loved ones will experience first-hand what it is like living in the countryside. As the ladies immerse themselves in the realities of farm life, some will blossom while some will head out to pasture, and only time will tell if they have the patience, spirit, and adaptability required to be a farmer’s wife.”
Farmer Wants a Wife Season 3 Bachelors
MATT WARREN, Age: 30
Hometown: San Luis Obispo, CA
Current Location: Morro Bay, CA
Occupation: 1st Generation Avocado and Exotic Fruit Farmer
Type of Farm: 132-acre Avocado and Exotic Fruit Farm in Morro Bay and another 70-acre farm in Visalia.
Matt’s natural gift for fruit farming makes it look like he’s been doing it his whole life, but it wasn’t until in the last few years when his sister-in-law’s parents tragically passed away, that he traded in his real estate house flipping hammer for a harvesting hoe. Matt dove deeply into the agriculture industry and has worked alongside his brother and sister-in-law ever since. While he enjoys the loving nickname “Uncle Matt” from his nine nieces and nephews, he’s more than ready for his own little one to call him “Dad.” Matt is looking for someone active and family-oriented who can keep up with the fun of the fruit farming lifestyle.
JAY WOODS, Age: 25
Hometown: Florence, AL
Current Location: Florence, AL
Occupation: Hay and Cattle Farmer
Type of Farm: 515-acre Hay & Cattle Farm
Despite not being initially perceived as a typical “cowboy,” Jay grew up in the country of Alabama on his grandfather’s horse farm surrounded by family – farming, hunting, kayaking, fishing, and anything else that kept him outdoors surrounded by animals. When Jay’s original dream of becoming a pro athlete while playing football at Duke was crushed due to an injury, he began to reflect on the times in his life that made him the happiest to determine his next steps. Choosing to return to his roots was easy, and he’s never looked back. While Jay felt pressure playing college football, it’s nothing compared to the massive pressure his mom’s been putting on him lately asking about grandbabies! Jay’s looking for a kind-hearted, refined, confident woman who isn’t afraid to get her hands dirty on the farm!
JOHN SANSONE, Age: 25
Hometown: St. Louis, MO
Current Location: St. Louis, MO
Occupation: Soy, Corn and Wheat Farmer
Type of Farm: 170-acre Soy, Corn, and Wheat Farm
John spent his youth alongside his five siblings, learning everything he could about farm life from his grandfather. To this day, he feels incredibly lucky to be in the presence of such an incredible farmer on his great-grandfather’s land and dreams of making his family even prouder by finding a partner. At the end of the day, when the hard work is done, he prioritizes studying for his law degree, going on woodland drives with his grandfather, daytime fishing and nighttime frog gigging. John is eager to find his life partner so he can continue the farming legacy and his grandfather can bear witness to the next, most important chapter of his life!
COLTON HENDRICKS, Age: 28
Hometown: Mena, AR
Current Location: Mena, AR
Occupation: Cattle Rancher & Horse Trainer
Type of Farm: 600-acre Cattle Farm
Colton is a 28-year-old divorced dad of a two-year-old son. His upbringing on a farm instilled in him the value of hard work, as he spent his early years there alongside his dad. Love, family, and ranching are Colton’s top priorities. Colton knows exactly what he wants and has been having a tough time meeting someone ready to be a mom. With his whole family close by and gorgeous property to raise his dream football team-sized family, Colton is looking forward to meeting a partner who knows what they are signing up for.
“When twin brothers Hal and Bill (played by Theo James in later years, Christian Convery plays the younger twins) discover their father’s old monkey toy in the attic, a series of gruesome deaths starts occurring all around them. The brothers decide to throw the monkey away and move on with their lives, growing apart over the years,” reads Neon’s synopsis. “But when the mysterious deaths begin again, the brothers must reunite to find a way to destroy the monkey for good before it takes the lives of everyone close to them.”
Theo James stars in ‘The Monkey’ (Photo Credit: Neon)
Longlegs‘ Osgood Perkins writes and directs, based on the short story by Stephen King. Atomic Monster’s James Wan and Michael Clear, C2 Motion Picture Group’s Dave Caplan, Range Select’s Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, and Odd Fellows’ Chris Ferguson serve as producers. Executive producers include Range’s Fred Berger, Stars Collective’s Peter Luo and Nancy Xu, and John Friedberg for Black Bear.
Neon’s The Monkey opens in theaters on February 21, 2025.
