RM of BTS is launching his first documentary film RM: Right People, Wrong Place in theaters on Thursday, December 5, 2024. Directed by Lee Seok-jun, the documentary focuses on the creation of Right Place, Wrong Person, RM’s second solo album.
According to HYBE, RM: Right People, Wrong Place “explores his reflections on how honest he can be as both RM and Kim Namjoon, as he navigates the gratitude for the attention he receives with the pressure and fear that come with his fame.” The film features RM, Sanyan, Junkyard, Jang Se-hoon, and Son Ji-min, and was produced by HYBE.
“In May of this year, RM released his second solo album, Right Place, Wrong Person, featuring themes of feeling like an outsider and captures the universal emotions that anyone might experience while searching for answers to those feelings. As the leader of BTS and a solo artist, RM reflects on the question, ‘What kind of person am I really?’ He channels the unfamiliar emotions and stories he has experienced during the creation of his album,” reads HYBE’s official synopsis. “RM: Right People, Wrong Place documents this journey, showcasing his dedication and introspection in an authentic light.”
The documentary had its premiere at the 29th BUSAN International Film Festival as part of the Open Cinema section.
Fox’s 9-1-1: Lone Star season five returns after a two-week break with an episode that finds Owen opening up about his brother’s death. Season five episode six, “Naked Truth,” will air on Monday, November 4, 2024 at 8pm ET/PT.
Rob Lowe leads the cast as Captain Owen Strand, Ronen Rubinstein stars as T.K., Gina Torres plays Paramedic Captain Tommy Vega, and Jim Parrack is Judd Ryder. Natacha Karam plays Marjan Marwani, Brian Michael Smith is Paul Strickland, Julian Works is Mateo Chavez, Rafael Silva plays Carlos Reyes, and Brianna Baker is Nancy Gillian. Sierra McClain did not return for the fifth season.
“Naked Truth” Plot: The 126 race to save a man crushed under a vending machine. While struggling to handle his aggressive foster horse, Owen finally faces the truth of his brother’s death. As Mateo and Nancy scramble to delete a nude photo of her accidentally sent to the 126, Tommy is concerned that Nancy may be facing a possible health scare.
9-1-1 Lone Star Season 5 Description, Courtesy of Fox:
9-1-1: Lone Star follows members of Austin’s 126 Fire Department led by Captain Owen Strand who, along with his adult son, T.K., moved to Texas to help rebuild the firehouse which had experienced a tragedy of its own. His team of diverse and qualified first responders include widowed Paramedic Captain Tommy Vega, Judd Ryder, who was the sole survivor of Austin’s original 126 house after a rescue call ended in tragedy; Marjan Marwani, an adrenaline junkie and badass firefighter who also is a devout Muslim; Paul Strickland, a transgender male firefighter, who bravely decided to transition on the job in Chicago and has a gift for observation worthy of Sherlock Holmes; and rookie firefighter Mateo Chavez.
Settling into his new home, T.K. caught the eye of police officer Carlos Reyes and the two began a romantic relationship eventually marrying in the season four finale. T.K hung up his firefighter helmet to become a full-time paramedic under Tommy’s guidance and works closely with fellow paramedic Nancy Gillian.
In the upcoming fifth season, Captains Strand and Vega, along with the 126 team, race into action when in a multi-episodic opening storyline, a catastrophic train derailment endangers several lives including some of their own. With Judd resigning from the 126 to take care of his recently handicapped son Wyatt (Jackson Pace), Owen must find a new lieutenant to replace Judd and has a difficult decision ahead of him when both Marjan and Paul apply for the promotion. Tommy is ready to take the next step in her relationship, but she finds the road to happiness is filled with obstacles.
On his 30th birthday, T.K. gets a surprise visit from someone from his past that could change his and Carlos’ lives forever. Now officially husband and husband, T.K. and Carlos’ marriage is put to the test when Carlos becomes obsessed with solving his father’s murder.
Series star Diane Farr steps behind the camera to direct Fire Country season three episode three, “Welcome to the Cult.” Written by Tia Napolitano and Barbara Kaye Friend, episode three is set to air on Friday, November 1, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT.
Max Thieriot stars as Bode, Billy Burke plays Vince, Kevin Alejandro is Manny, and Diane Farr is Sharon. Stephanie Arcila plays Gabriela, Jordan Calloway is Jake, Jules Latimer is Eve, and Rafael de la Fuente is Diego.
“Welcome to the Cult” Plot: Bode and Gabriela consider confessing a huge secret they have been hiding.
Fire Country stars Max Thieriot as Bode Leone, a young convict seeking redemption and a shortened prison sentence by joining a prison release firefighting program in Northern California, where he and other inmates are partnered with elite firefighters to extinguish massive, unpredictable wildfires across the region. It’s a high-risk, high-reward assignment, and the heat is turned up when Bode is assigned to the program in his rural hometown, where he was once a golden all-American son until his troubles began.
Years ago, Bode burned down everything in his life, leaving town with a big secret. Now he’s back, with the rap sheet of a criminal and the audacity to believe in a chance for redemption with Cal Fire.
Netflix has set a January 9, 2025 premiere date for American Primeval, a limited series created by Pete Berg. The series reunites Berg, who also directs and executive produces, with his Friday Night Lights star Taylor Kitsch.
The six-episode drama also stars Betty Gilpin as Sara Rowell, Dane DeHaan as Jacob Pratt, Saura Lightfoot-Leon as Abish Pratt, Derek Hinkey as Red Feather, and Joe Tippett as James Wolsey. Jai Courtney plays Virgil Cutter, Preston Mota is Devin Rowell, Shawnee Pourier is Two Moons, and Shea Whigham plays Jim Bridger.
Guest stars include Kim Coates as Brigham Young, Lucas Neff as Captain Dellinger, Kyle Davis as Tilly, Tokala Black Elk as Buffalo Run, Nick Hargrove as Cottrell, and Irene Bedard as Winter Bird. Nanabah Grace guest stars as Kuttaambo’i, Alex Breaux is Wild Bill Hickman, Dominic Bogart is Cook, Alex Fine is Gant, Kip Weeks is Pepper, and Jeremiah Bitsui is Grey Fox.
“This is America…1857. Up is down, pain is everywhere, innocence, and tranquility are losing the battle to hatred and fear. Peace is the shrinking minority, and very few possess grace — even fewer know compassion. There is no safe haven in these brutal lands, and only one goal matters: survival,” reads Netflix’s synopsis. “American Primeval is a fictionalized dramatization and examination of the violent collision of culture, religion, and community as men and women fight and die to keep or control this land.”
Writer Mark L. Smith executive produces, along with Eric Newman and Alex Gayner. Julie O’Keefe is involved as the Indigenous Cultural Consultant and Project Advisor.
A young princess must go on an invigorating quest to break a dark spell in Netflix’s Spellbound. The new trailer shows Ellian (voiced by Rachel Zegler, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes) is ready to do whatever it takes to rescue her mom and dad, and save her kingdom.
John Lithgow, Jenifer Lewis, Tituss Burgess, and Nathan Lane also lend their voices to the animated fairy tale. Being the Ricardos stars Javier Bardem and Nicole Kidman reunite to voice Ellian’s parents.
“Spellbound follows the adventures of Ellian, the tenacious young daughter of the rulers of Lumbria who must go on a daring quest to save her family and kingdom after a mysterious spell transforms her parents into monsters,” reads Netflix’s synopsis.
Spellbound premieres on Netflix on November 22, 2024.
“Mythology and fairytales have always been part of my life and upbringing. My father, the son of immigrant Romanian parents, was an aspiring writer and my mother, raised in Costa Rica by literary parents, taught us to love the arts and old family ghost stories. Storytelling runs deep in our families!” says director Vicky Jenson.
Jenson continues: “Spellbound is about what it is that really makes a family. Like any timeless myth or lasting fairytale, I believe the meaning reaches even further than the specifics of this family’s dynamic. It speaks to kids and their parents and the kinds of alienation that can happen between them as well as the steps we have to take toward each other, how we can weather it together, to come through to the other side with better understanding.”
Tamberla Perry as Dr. Carol Pierce and Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Wolf in ‘Brilliant Minds’ episode 6 (Photo by: Rafy/NBC)
NBC’s Brilliant Minds episode six begins with Dr. Oliver Wolf’s voiceover telling us, “The mind can push the body to great lengths in the name of survival. But at what cost?” And speaking of survival, Carol (Tamberla Perry) shows up at Oliver’s place in desperate need of coffee. She and Morris are splitting time at the house so that Maya can remain home while they work out their relationship moving forward.
When Carol asks about Oliver’s non-existent dating life, Oliver (Zachary Quinto) immediately starts talking about John Doe. He hopes to enroll John in a special trial involving neurotech that can translate his thoughts in real-time. Oliver teases Carol when she reveals she knows Simon, the guy in charge of the trial, and offers to help. (Oliver and Carol’s friendship is one of my favorite things in Brilliant Minds.)
Over at the hospital, interns Dana, Jacob, and Ericka are testing Van to see if he really does have mirror-touch synesthesia. Van admits he doesn’t watch scary movies since he feels all the punches and stabs. He also admits he was great at med school tests but horrible at the practicum. Oliver joins them and suggests Van try meditation, find an emotional anchor, or use positive self-talk as a coping mechanism.
Oliver leaves them to the testing as he joins Carol to examine Sarah, a high school senior who showed up for an ultrasound, convinced she’s pregnant. She’s ecstatic and can’t wait to hold her baby girl, and even snaps photos of the ultrasound results. However, she’s not pregnant and only imagines the ultrasound shows a fetus.
The OB doctor explains outside of Sarah’s presence that Sarah looks to be in her second trimester, has started to lactate, and has reported fetal movement. Carol diagnoses it as a classic case of pseudocyesis (a false pregnancy). And that’s why the OB doc is handing the case to Oliver since Carol will be busy trying to get John Doe into a neurotech trial. Sarah will need support once she’s informed she’s not pregnant, but Oliver believes they should hold off telling her until they run more tests.
Four of Sarah’s high school friends show up, all giddy with excitement over her ultrasound. In a weird twist, all the girls think they’re pregnant. Oliver wants to test each of them. “The only thing weirder than if they’re all pregnant is if they’re not,” says Oliver.
Oliver gathers his interns for a brief history lesson on uncontrollable dancing, biting, and tics that spread to large groups. Since all the girls’ tests were negative, he believes this is mass psychogenic illness (aka mass hysteria). It’s a once-in-a-lifetime case, with Sarah as an outlier since she has pseudocyesis. Van wonders how they’ll treat it, and Oliver explains there’s an “index patient” among the group with an untreated underlying condition. They have to pinpoint that person to treat the group. They also need to discover if the five girls have a shared loss.
Van suggests a field trip to the high school, while Dana would prefer to run tests in the hospital. Oliver admits as a nerdy gay kid, he hated high school, but a field trip is the best option.
Oliver meets with Principal Owens and concerned parents, and the principal confirms they’re testing for any possible environmental issues like asbestos and mold. The parents sigh with relief when Oliver announces that none of the girls are pregnant. However, the girls haven’t been told that yet. Oliver and his team will be shadowing the girls first to find out why they’re experiencing this mass psychogenic illness. The parents are an intense group, and Principal Owens pulls Oliver aside and suggests he and his team get to work. Owens will put himself in the hot seat and answer all their questions.
Ericka, Van, Jacob, and Dana question the girls, which leads to awkward generation gap moments. Oliver has a private chat with Sarah, and she admits high school is brutal but becoming a mother has put her life in perspective.
Meanwhile, Carol speaks with Simon about John Doe’s condition. Although John seems like an ideal candidate, the fact that Oliver Wolf is his attending physician is a huge negative. Oliver’s not a team player which doesn’t fit well with this test. Carol doesn’t disagree but says Oliver clings to hope more than any doctor she knows.
Simon promises to think about it.
While Dana’s with one of the girls she has a panic attack, starts crying, and rushes off to take her medication. Being in the school’s library is triggering, and she’s forced to calm herself down. The student finds her and offers chocolate to help, and Dana apologizes. She reveals she had her first panic attack in high school.
Ashleigh LaThrop as Ericka Kinney, Spence Moore II as Jacob Nash, Alex MacNicoll as Dr. Van Markus, Aury Krebs as Dr. Dana Dang, and Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Wolf in ‘Brilliant Minds’ episode 6 (Photo by: Rafy/NBC)
Suddenly, Sarah starts screaming and claims she can’t see anything. She’s rushed to the hospital, and Van and Ericka can’t determine what’s wrong from preliminary tests. Carol, Oliver, and the interns meet to review what they’ve found – which is basically nothing. Carol confirms they’ve admitted the girls for overnight observation.
Before the meeting breaks up, the group hears the girls singing in harmony. Oliver says group singing is behind the girls’ group-think because it releases oxytocin. “It biochemically primes the brain for mass hysteria to take root and spread,” says Oliver.
Oliver believes they need to enter the group, not just observe it. They’re participating in the group’s tarot card reading when Lily starts seizing. A short while later, Dana informs her it was likely caused by stress. Lily wonders if they’re being punished, and Dana warns her that to help her she needs to know everything. Lily winds up spilling the beans.
Apparently, the girls are in a coven and believe they’re witches. They cast a spell to get pregnant together without having sex. Dana shows them the coven’s TikTok videos and says Lily admitted they tried a new spell tonight that backfired. Lily believes they’ll get sicker by the minute.
Later that night, Oliver’s looking sharp when Carol spots him in his office. He’s about to go see Principal Owens and Carol wonders if it’s a date. Oliver denies any interest in the high school principal but confesses Owens is good-looking. (There were definitely sparks flying when they met.)
All the environmental tests are negative, and Oliver’s adorable when he stumbles while talking about an outbreak of mono. Oliver wonders if there was any recent death that could have affected the girls, and Principal Owens says a girl withdrew recently to be homeschooled. That could have had an emotional impact on the girls since they were good friends.
At that moment, the homeschooled girl – Samantha Lee – is at the hospital with the other girls who think they’re pregnant. However, Samantha is actually pregnant and in labor! Van takes charge of the delivery and has the other girls support their friend.
Alex MacNicoll as Dr. Van Markus, Aury Krebs as Dr. Dana Dang, Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Wolf, Spence Moore II as Jacob Nash, and Ashleigh LaThrop as Ericka Kinney in ‘Brilliant Minds’ episode 6 (Photo by: Rafy/NBC)
The following day, Oliver connects all the dots, saying Samantha’s parents pulled her from school when she got pregnant, and that set off an extraordinary chain reaction. One month ago, the other girls snuck out and conjured pregnancies of their own so Sam would feel less alone. Since Sarah was Sam’s best friend, her grief was deeper, which is why she suffers from pseudocyesis.
“This illness was empathy in its deepest form,” says Carol.
Simon delivers the good news that John Doe can join the study. However, if Oliver deviates from the program, both Oliver and John Doe will be booted from the program.
Oliver and Carol gently break the news to the girls that they aren’t pregnant. Afterward, the girls write down the loss their feeling and then toss their notes into a fire. According to Oliver, this trauma will be easier to deal with because they have a pack to share it with.
Principal Owens drops by Oliver’s office with bagels, confirming the school’s returning to normal. However, Principal Owens isn’t just there out of professional courtesy. He introduces himself as Mark and wonders if they can get to know each other better. Mark asks him to accompany him to a bar, but Oliver declines. Oliver awkwardly claims he’s unavailable but clarifies that he’s not in a relationship. He asks about a raincheck and Mark agrees, but it’s obvious he doesn’t think Oliver will ever reach out for a date.
The interns relax with pizza and beer, and Van tells Ericka he didn’t freak out while delivering the baby because she was his calm and steady anchor. Dana opens up and reveals her panic attack origin story. She was a senior in high school when her sister, Olivia, died, and the principal told her when she was in the school’s library. A group hug follows, and Ericka assures Dana they’re her coven now.
Carol pops the champagne while informing Oliver that John Doe is in the study. She warns Oliver that he has to toe the line since her reputation is at stake. Carol also reveals they once shared a drunk med school kiss.
Oliver admits the girls’ case reminded him that he was about their age when he last saw his dad. They were camping when his dad took off. A ranger found Oliver and took him home. Oliver blames himself for not understanding how his dad felt, and Carol believes Oliver’s blocked himself from connecting with anyone. He uses his books and plants to distance himself from the world. The pain is trapped with him in this cocoon, and Carol reminds Oliver that she’s there to help him break free whenever he’s ready.
“You’re my cocoon,” says Oliver, which is so corny it causes them to start laughing.
“You know, when we came into this movie we weren’t sure how much we were going to do live or not,” says Wicked director Jon M. Chu (In the Heights). “But they are the best singers in the world and so every scene they have been singing live.” The new three-minute behind the scenes featurette focuses on the musical numbers, with stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo discussing why they felt it was important to sing live.
In addition to Grande and Erivo, the musical stars Michelle Yeoh as Shiz University’s regal headmistress Madame Morrible; Jonathan Bailey (Fellow Travelers) as Fiyero, a roguish and carefree prince; Tony nominee Ethan Slater (Fosse/Verdon) as Boq, an altruistic Munchkin student; Marissa Bode in her feature-film debut as Nessarose, Elphaba’s favored sister; and pop culture icon Jeff Goldblum as the legendary Wizard of Oz.
Emmy nominee Bowen Yang (Saturday Night Live) and Bronwyn James (Harlots) star as Pfannee and ShenShen, two conniving compatriots of Glind; a new character created for the film, Miss Coddle, is played by Tony nominee Keala Settle (The Greatest Showman), and four-time Emmy winner Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones) is the voice of Dr. Dillamond.
Wicked Part One opens in theaters on November 22, 2024. Part Two follows on November 26, 2025.
Wicked, the untold story of the witches of Oz, stars Emmy, Grammy and Tony-winning powerhouse Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba, a young woman misunderstood because of her unusual green skin, who has yet to discover her true power, and Grammy-winning, multi-platinum recording artist and global superstar Ariana Grande as Glinda, a popular young woman, gilded by privilege and ambition, who has yet to discover her true heart.
The two meet as students at Shiz University in the fantastical Land of Oz and forge an unlikely but profound friendship. Following an encounter with The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, their friendship reaches a crossroads and their lives take very different paths. Glinda’s unflinching desire for popularity sees her seduced by power, while Elphaba’s determination to remain true to herself, and to those around her, will have unexpected and shocking consequences on her future. Their extraordinary adventures in Oz will ultimately see them fulfill their destinies as Glinda the Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.
Jeremy Allen White stars in ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere’ (Photo Credit: 20th Century Studios)
20th Century Studios announced production is now underway on Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere starring The Bear‘s Jeremy Allen White as The Boss. Based on Warren Zanes’ 2023 book of the same name, Deliver Me from Nowhere will primarily shoot in New Jersey and New York.
“Beginning production on this film is an incredibly humbling and thrilling journey,” said writer/director Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart). “Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska has profoundly shaped my artistic vision. The album’s raw, unvarnished portrayal of life’s trials and resilience resonates deeply with me. Our film aims to capture that same spirit, bringing Warren Zanes’ compelling narrative of Bruce’s life to the screen with authenticity and hope, honoring Bruce’s legacy in a transformative cinematic experience.
It has been a great pleasure to collaborate with Bruce and Jon [Landau] as I tell their story, and their creative energy fuels every part of this journey. As well, I’m excited to reunite with my friend, David Greenbaum [president, Disney Live Action and 20th Century Studios], as he embarks on his new role at Disney, adding another layer of inspiration to this project.”
Cooper and Eric Robinson developed the project and serve as producers along with Ellen Goldsmith-Vein and Scott Stuber. Author Warren Zanes and Tracey Landon are executive producing.
Deliver Me from Nowhere is targeting a 2025 theatrical release.
20th Century Studios released the following description of the film, along with details on Jeremy Allen White’s co-stars:
Jeremy Strong (Succession), who’s an Emmy-, Golden Globe-, Critics’ Choice-, SAG Award®- and Tony®-winning actor, stars as Springsteen’s longtime mentor and manager, Jon Landau.
Paul Walter Hauser (Black Bird) portrays guitar tech Mike Batlan.
Odessa Young (Mothering Sunday) is young Faye, a formative love interest in Springsteen’s life.
Johnny Cannizzaro (Quantum Leap) joins the cast as The E Street Band member Stevie Van Zandt.
“The development of Nebraska, which followed Springsteen’s 1981 ‘The River Tour,’ marked a pivotal time in his life, one that he would only openly talk about decades after its release. It’s regarded as a landmark in his musical odyssey and a source of inspiration for a generation of artists and musicians. Recorded on a 4-track recorder in Springsteen’s New Jersey bedroom and without The E Street Band, Nebraska is considered one of Springsteen’s most enduring works—a raw, haunted acoustic record populated by lost souls searching for a reason to believe,” reads 20th Century Studios’ synopsis. “Among the most recognized South Jersey natives, Springsteen maintains a huge footprint at the Jersey Shore, frequenting local shops, pizza parlors, pubs, restaurants, and music venues.”
Harry tackles a special assignment on CBS’s The Equalizer season five episode three, “Just Fans.” Directed by Darren Grant from a script by Barry O’Brien, episode three is set to air on Sunday, November 3, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT.
Queen Latifah stars as Robyn McCall, Tory Kittles is Detective Marcus Dante, Adam Goldberg is Harry Keshegian, and Liza Lapira is Melody “Mel” Bayani. Laya DeLeon Hayes plays Delilah and Lorraine Toussaint is Viola “Vi” Marsette.
“Just Fans” Plot: Harry goes undercover in a surprising role to help McCall search for a woman with a secret online persona. Meanwhile, Mel decides to go to therapy and tries her hand at songwriting as a way to heal her trauma.
“The Equalizer is a reimagining of the classic series starring Academy Award nominee and multi-hyphenate Queen Latifah as Robyn McCall, an enigmatic woman with a mysterious background who uses her extensive skills as a former CIA operative to help those with nowhere else to turn. McCall presents to most as an average single mom who is quietly raising her teenage daughter. But to a trusted few, she is The Equalizer – an anonymous guardian angel and defender of the downtrodden, who’s also dogged in her pursuit of personal redemption.
Robyn’s clandestine work and her personal life often collide when her smart and observant daughter, Delilah, and her aunt Vi, who lives with Robyn to help her balance life as a working mother, struggle to conceal her vigilante career. While Robyn worries about the mental and emotional toll her work exacts on her family, she is joined in her pursuit of justice by Melody “Mel” Bayani, an edgy bar owner and sniper from Robyn’s past who recently quit the Equalizer team to recover from post-traumatic stress disorder; and Harry Keshegian, a paranoid and brilliant white-hat hacker married to Mel.
As Robyn aids the oppressed and exploited, she sometimes works with Marcus Dante, an NYPD detective and trusted friend who respects the need for Robyn’s type of justice even as he often questions her methods.”
Oscar winner Mira Sorvino guest stars as New York City Fire Commissioner Veronica Radley on CBS’s Blue Bloods season 14 episode 13. Directed by Alex Zakrzewski from a script by Tara Garvey and Daniel Truly, episode 13 will air on Friday, November 1, 2024 at 10pm ET/PT.
Tom Selleck returns to lead the final season’s cast as Frank Reagan. Donnie Wahlberg stars as Danny Reagan, Bridget Moynahan plays Erin Reagan, Will Estes is Jamie Reagan, Len Cariou is Henry Reagan, Marisa Ramirez plays Maria Baez, and Vanessa Ray stars as Eddie Janko.
“Bad to Worse” Plot: Frank intervenes when tensions rise between Mayor Chase (Dylan Walsh) and the fire commissioner of New York City (Mira Sorvino). Also, Erin is blindsided when Henry agrees to testify for the defense in a case she is prosecuting. Danny and Baez investigate when human remains are discovered in a storage unit. Eddie and her partner Badillo navigate a complicated arrest when their criminal offender is scheduled to donate his kidney.
Blue Bloods is a drama about a multi-generational family of cops dedicated to New York City law enforcement. Frank Reagan is the New York Police Commissioner, and heads both the police force and the Reagan brood. He runs his department as diplomatically as he runs his family, even when dealing with the politics that plagued his unapologetically bold father, Henry, during his stint as chief. A source of pride and concern for Frank is his eldest son, Danny, a seasoned detective, family man, and Iraq War vet who, on occasion, uses dubious tactics to solve cases with his partner and new mother, Detective Maria Baez.
Erin, the middle daughter, is a New York assistant D.A. who serves as the legal compass for her siblings and father, while also pursuing a run for district attorney. Jamie is the youngest Reagan, a Harvard Law graduate and the family’s golden boy. Unable to deny the family tradition, Jamie decided to give up a lucrative future in law and follow in the family footsteps as a cop. He’s found a friend and ally in his wife, Eddie, who keeps him on his toes, and has very different reasons than the Reagans for joining the police force.
