CBS’s Tracker season one has dropped multiple mentions of Colter Shaw’s siblings, but up until episode 11 none appeared on screen. That changed with the introduction of Manifest‘s Melissa Roxburgh as his sister, Dory. And in episode 12, “Off the Books,” we finally get to meet his brother, Russell, played by Supernatural‘s Jensen Ackles.
Directed by Clara Aranovich from a script by Elwood Reid and Sharon Lee Watson, episode 12 airs on Sunday, May 12, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT.
Justin Hartley stars as Colter Shaw, Fiona Rene plays Reenie Greene, and Robin Weigert is Teddi. Abby McEnany stars as Velma and Eric Graise is Bobby Exley.
“Off the Books” Plot: Colter is forced to team up with his estranged brother, Russell, who enlists his help to track down a former army buddy who’s gone missing after several weeks of paranoid behavior. The investigation takes the brothers into the world of Special Forces missions, shady off-the-books programs and conspiracy theories, all while they contend with their family’s past.
Tracker stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a lone-wolf survivalist who roams the country as a reward seeker, using his expert tracking skills to help private citizens and law enforcement solve all manner of mysteries while contending with his own fractured family. The series is based on the bestselling novel The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver.
Vin Diesel to Star in ‘Riddick: Furya’ (Credit: Steve Granitz / Courtesy of Rocket Science)
Riddick: Furya, the fourth film of Vin Diesel’s sci-fi franchise, has a confirmed start of production date. Rocket Science announced filming is expected to get underway on August 26, 2024, with filming taking place in Germany, Spain, and the UK.
“In Riddick: Furya, Riddick finally returns to his homeworld, a place he barely remembers and one he fears might be left in ruins,” reads Rocket Science’s synopsis. “But there he finds other Furyans fighting for their existence against a new monster. And some of these Furyans are more like Riddick than he could have ever imagined.”
Vin Diesel will reprise his role as Richard B. Riddick and serve a producer under his One Race Films banner. Furya marks Diesel’s fourth collaboration with David Twohy, the writer and director of Pitch Black (2000), The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) and Riddick (2013). Samantha Vincent, Joe Neurauter, Thank You Studios’ Lars Sylvest, and Rocket Science’s Thorsten Schumacher are on board as producers. Rocket Science is representing international sales rights, and CAA Media Finance is representing the North American rights.
Diesel’s recent credits include Fast X, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, and Bloodshot. He’s still in development on xXx 4, and in pre-production on Fast X: Part 2 which, according to director Louis Leterrier, is targeting a 2026 release.
We’ve arrived at CBS’s So Help Me Todd‘s penultimate episode with season two episode nine. Unfortunately, the network chose not to renew the primetime drama, which means the upcoming 10th episode will serve as the series finale. Episode nine, “The Broker,” airs on Thursday, May 9, 2024 at 9pm. The finale will follow on May 16th.
Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden leads the cast as Margaret Wright and Skylar Astin stars as the titular Todd. Season two also features Madeline Wise as Allison, Tristen J. Winger as Lyle, Inga Schlingmann as Susan, and Rosa Arredondo as Francey.
“The Broker” Plot: While Margaret makes every employee at Crest, Folding & Wright work over the weekend on Gus’ fairness hearing for a class action settlement, Todd begins investigating a secret case with the FBI where everyone at the firm is a potential suspect. Nancy Hower directs from a script by Wendy Mericle.
So Help Me Todd Season 2 Description, Courtesy of CBS:
So Help Me Todd stars Academy Award winner Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin as razor-sharp, meticulous attorney Margaret Wright and Todd, her talented but scruffy, aimless son whom she hires as her law firm’s in-house investigator. As the black sheep of the well-heeled Wright family, Todd is a laidback, quick-thinking, excellent former private detective who fell on hard times after his flexible interpretation of the law got his license revoked.
Margaret’s penchant for excellence and strict adherence to the law is at complete odds with Todd’s scrappy methods of finding his way through sticky situations: by the seat of his wrinkled pants. When Todd inadvertently teams with his mother on a case, she’s surprised to find herself duly impressed by – and proud of – his crafty ability to sleuth out information with his charm and his wide-ranging tech savvy. At last, Margaret sees a way to put her son on a “suitable” path to living an adult, financially solvent life she approves of, and she asks him to join her firm. Todd agrees, since it means getting his license back and once again doing the job he excels at and loves.
Mother and son working together is a big first step toward mending their fragile, dysfunctional relationship, and they may even come away with a better understanding of each other at this pivotal point in their lives. But whether Todd and Margaret will be able to accept each other for who they are is another case entirely.
Tracy Morgan (Photo Credit: Paul Mobley / Provided by CBS Studios)
Paramount+ is welcoming Tracy Morgan to the world of The Neighborhood. The streamer has given a series order to Crutch, a half-hour comedy starring Morgan as the titular character. Filming is expected to get underway later this year.
Crutch comes from The Neighborhood star Cedric The Entertainer and his A Bird and a Bear Entertainment production company.
“I’m excited to be expanding our The Neighborhood universe, by producing a show with the legendary comedian Tracy Morgan,” commented Cedric The Entertainer. “This new character is the close cousin to my character Calvin Butler and you will enjoy some of their many similarities. Morgan plays Crutch, a ‘say-it-like-it-is’ widowed father who is challenged when his two adult children and a couple of grandchildren need to move back home, and let’s say there will be several comedic complications.”
Owen Smith wrote the premiere script, executive produces, and will serve as showrunner. Additional executive producers include Cedric The Entertainer, Eric C. Rhone, Tracy Morgan, Kapital Entertianment’s Aaron Kaplan, and Wendi Trilling for TrillTV. Smith and Morgan previously worked together on Morgan’s The Last O.G. series.
“Crutch will be navigating the ups and downs of having his kids and grandkids back under one roof, and you know if I am doing this, there will be plenty of laughs along the way,” said Tracy Morgan. “I am so happy to be able to do this with my brother Cedric The Entertainer, Owen Smith, and the rest of the amazing crew we have put together. Get ready for your new favorite show!”
Paramount+ offered this official synopsis of the new comedy: The series centers on its titular character, Francois “Frank” Crutchfield (Morgan) – or “Crutch” to those that know him well – a Harlem widower whose empty nest plans are put on hold after his millennial son and free-spirited daughter move back home.
“Our subscribers love CBS’ The Neighborhood, so it’s a natural fit to bring Crutch to Paramount+,” said Jeff Grossman, EVP of Programming, Paramount Streaming. “We can’t wait to see what the immense talents behind Crutch – Tracy Morgan, Cedric The Entertainer, and Owen Smith – bring to this new series.”
Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch trailer reveals season 20’s got a dog-eat-dog vibe, with the captains claiming this season isn’t just about catching king crab and making money. Time is precious and this year the crews must fish like every strand they set could be their last.
“Deadliest Catch is the gold standard for unscripted series, paving the way for an entire genre of television that highlights everyday working heroes,” said Howard Lee, President of Discovery Networks. “Audiences have grown with our captains and their families, respecting their unwavering determination, and experiencing the struggles and successes with them. This season is a celebration of their epic stories and the first page of their next chapter.”
Season 20 premieres with a special two-hour episode airing on Discovery Channel on June 11, 2024 at 8pm ET/PT. New episodes arrive on subsequent Tuesdays.
The Wizard crew prepping an ice cold pot to set on ‘Deadliest Catch’ season 20 (Photo Credit: Discovery Channel)
“To kick-off this milestone season, the lucrative Red King Crab fishery has finally reopened in Alaska, igniting the first derby-style race in decades. Forced to obtain their crab hauls in a highly competitive timeframe, veteran and rookie captains are thrust into cutthroat rivalries that will push each crabber to their limit,” reads Discovery Channel’s synopsis. “Meanwhile, the crab grounds become more perilous than ever as a rare super El Niño weather pattern intensifies winter storms, serving as a grim reminder to why Alaska crab fishing is known as the Deadliest Catch.”
The new season finds Jake Anderson returning to the F/V Northwestern, where he began his career, and working under Captain Sig Hansen. F/V Wizard Captain Keith Colburn faces a life-threatening emergency, and Captain Wild Bill Wichrowski fights for his life and legacy on the F/V Summer Bay. Plus, Captain Johnathan Hillstrand returns to the F/V Time Bandit, lured out of retirement to try to capture a $1 million quota.
Captains Steve Harley Davidson and Jack Bunnell take a big risk by sinking money into upgrading the F/V Pacific Mariner. Jacob Hutchins is determined to become Captain Rick Shelford’s F/V Aleutian Lady’s relief captain. And season 20 also features the youngest captain of the fleet, Sophia “Bob” Nielsen, honoring her late father by taking the helm of the F/V Seabrooke.
Old grudges lead to murder on CBS’s FBI: International season three episode 11. Directed by Attila Szalay from a script by Wade McIntyre, episode 11 – “Touts” – airs on Tuesday, May 7, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT.
Luke Kleintank finishes up his run as Special Agent Scott Forrester with season three. Heida Reed stars as Special Agent Jamie Kellett, Carter Redwood is Special Agent Andre Raines, Vinessa Vidotto plays Special Agent Cameron Vo, Eva-Jane Willis is Europol Agent Megan “Smitty” Garretson, and Christina Wolfe is Special Agent Amanda Tate.
“Touts” Plot: When a former member of the Irish Republican Army turned U.S. citizen is shot while in London with his son touring youth football academies, Smitty and the Fly Team work to hunt down the people responsible as the group becomes increasingly violent. While in London, Smitty pays a visit to her mother who she believes can help the team locate an old family friend who may have a connection to the case.
FBI: International Season 3 Description, Courtesy of CBS:
From Emmy Award winner Dick Wolf, fast-paced drama FBI: International is the third iteration of the successful FBI brand that follows the elite operatives of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s International Fly Team. Headquartered in Budapest, they travel throughout Europe with the mission of tracking and neutralizing threats against American citizens wherever they may be, putting their lives on the line to protect the U.S. and its people.
The Fly Team’s Special Agent Scott Forrester, their accomplished and dedicated leader, puts his missions ahead of his personal life. Second in command is Special Agent Jamie Kellett, a heroic and fearless investigator – and her extensive network of informants is a powerful resource. Special Agent Andre Raines shines in the field and makes good use of his accounting background in tracking criminal enterprises’ moving money. Special Agent Cameron Vo, a competitive West Point grad, excels at interrogation and strategy, and Megan “Smitty” Garretson, a streetwise Europol agent with an extensive undercover background, uses her expertise to liaise with each host country they inhabit.
Newly embedded with the Fly Team is Special Agent Amanda Tate, a confident and tech savvy intel analyst, who stays quick on her feet and remains calm in the midst of chaos. Always at the scene where American interests are at risk, FBI: International is a globe-trotting depiction of law enforcement overseas.
Colter’s on the case of a missing Wyoming Science University student on CBS’s Tracker season one episode 11. The student, Blake Baker, was seen at a party grabbing a woman he thought was his date. That mistake earned him a few punches from her boyfriend, followed by a push into a swimming pool.
Teddi (Robin Weigert) isn’t sure why Colter (Justin Hartley) wants to take this case, but Velma (Abby McEnany) reminds everyone that Blake’s mom, Polly, is worried. She works as a janitor at the college and thinks something happened to her son. But Teddi and Colter think it’s possible Blake just needed a break.
Blake left his cell phone behind and has been missing for two days. Polly tells Colter she’s proud of her son and he’s been busy working on a research project. She admits he’s been anxious recently and has anxiety. But Polly is certain something’s wrong and confesses her brother had a psychotic break when he was Blake’s age. Blake might also have schizophrenia.
Colter has an ulterior motive for heading to Wyoming. He catches the last few minutes of a physics lecture and then speaks with the professor–his little sister, Dory (Manifest’s Melissa Roxburgh). She reminds him he’s gone a whole year without even a phone call and hasn’t returned her messages.
Colter hands over a file on their father that he stole while working a previous job. Neither knew that their dad worked for the government for seven years or why their mom would have kept that a secret. Dory doesn’t really care and thinks both their mom and dad are crazy. Colter points out they’re a part of them, and that Dory even became a professor like their parents. Dory laughs, noting she’s not crazy.
Dory’s been keeping in touch with their brother, Russell, and suggests that Colter should do the same. Colter’s not big on reunions, but Dory convinces him that he should join her for dinner before he leaves town. It’s only then that he explains he’s in town looking for missing student Blake Baker. Dory said an alert went out about him and that he’s a smart biochem grad student.
Dory’s not overly concerned about Blake; a couple students take off each year, so it’s not unusual.
Colter heads to the lab where Blake was helping research protein folding. Two students are working on the project, and the male student, Dex, believes Blake couldn’t take the pressure and just flaked out. The female student, Jada, disagrees, sure that Blake wouldn’t just bail on them. Blake loved the work too much to take off.
Professor Hewitt joins them and speaks privately with Colter. Hewitt reveals that two days ago he caught Blake falsifying his research and asked him about it. Blake’s lab privileges were revoked. “The last thing we need is another Theranos here,” says Hewitt, referencing Elizabeth Holmes.
Hewitt confirms their research has monetary value if they can scale it up. Blake changing the numbers could screw things up, and Hewitt says Blake didn’t take his punishment well. Hewitt believes Blake’s a good kid and that he’s found safe and sound.
Colter grabs a minute along with Jada after Hewitt and Dex leave. He asks for directions around campus, and they walk and talk while she shows him where to go. She and Blake are friends, but she doesn’t want to get involved and jeopardize her work on the grant.
Jada says she saw Blake two nights ago wearing a red cowboy hat outside a Wild West party. Blake didn’t respond when she called his name. Colter heads to where Jada last saw Blake and spots his cowboy hat in the weeds. He breaks into a nearby deserted house and finds a room lit by a red lightbulb. There are bondage supplies on the bed and in a hidden cupboard. Colter also finds a tablet with nude photos of Blake just lying on the bed. (What? Why would someone just leave this behind? And why is the light on?)
The cabinet contained a camera with a Code Club decal on the side. While heading to that business, Colter touches base with Bobby (Eric Graise) and learns Blake’s phone shows he was really into someone. Blake reacted to being into a girl like most college kids would, and Colter admits he can’t relate. He never attended college. Bobby didn’t know that, and Colter explains his father thought the education system was designed to weed out people who think for themselves.
Anyway, she ghosted him at the party, and then they exchanged encrypted messages setting up another meeting IRL. They exchanged nude photos, and the woman sent him an address where to meet up. Bobby discovers the woman’s name is Irene Hurtzel and sends Colter a photo of just her face.
It turns out Irene is working at the Code Club when Colter pays the store a visit. Colter forces the story out of her, and apparently her husband, Chuck, does business on the dark web. She and her husband were hired to catfish Blake and get compromising photos. The photos would be used as leverage by the client who hired her.
She and her husband were supposed to lure Blake to the bondage house to get blackmail photos. It was setup to intimidate Blake and keep him from revealing a secret about the client.
Colter sees a small throw rug that looks out of place. He lifts it and exposes a blood stain. Colter demands to see the security footage, and it shows Blake confronting Irene. (Blake followed Irene from the “sick” house they were supposed to meet.) Chuck grabs Blake and slams his head against the counter. Irene tells her husband to take Blake to the hospital. The last seconds of footage show Chuck carrying Blake out of the store.
Colter has Irene show him how to get messages to the client, and Bobby takes it from there. He sends the message, posing as Irene, saying they need to meet and that she has the evidence. Irene claims she’s only involved because her husband makes her do his dirty work. Colter believes she can prove that by helping him find Blake.
Irene and Colter are in his trailer when Dory knocks on the door. Colter forgot their dinner plans and Dory can’t believe he stood her up again. She sees Irene and mistakenly thinks her brother’s on a date. Colter hurriedly explains what’s really going on and Dory suggests calling the cops. Colter insists he can’t because whoever’s holding Blake would kill him. That is if he’s still alive. It’s 50-50 that he’s already dead.
Bobby calls with news the client has set up a meeting in a parking lot about 20 minutes away.
Colter and Irene are waiting at the meeting location when a hooded figure walks up. He knocks on Irene’s window and Colter pulls his gun, ordering the person not to move. Of course, the man runs off and Colter gives chase through the woods. The man leaps into a car and drives off, but Colter shoots out a front tire. The car crashes into a sign and Colter grabs the driver. It’s Dex from the lab.
Dex claims he has no idea about any blackmail or about Blake’s whereabouts. However, he might have set everything in motion when he gave the name of a dark web service to Professor Hewitt. Hewitt needed help silencing Blake because Blake had discovered Hewitt’s results in the lab didn’t add up. Blake’s numbers were right, not Hewitt’s. Hewitt was lying to his investors about the results and needed to keep Blake quiet.
Dex was sent to the meeting point to get a flash drive from a blonde woman. He doesn’t know anything about Blake’s abduction. Colter forces Dex to agree to call Hewitt and say he’s going to get the evidence.
Next, Colter turns to Dory for help. Hewitt is probably holding Blake on campus, but Colter doesn’t know where. Dory suggests he might be using an old bomb shelter under the biochemistry building. No one goes there, so it’s a perfect hiding place.
Dory can’t describe its location and instead needs to meet her bro on campus to show him the hidden shelter. She hangs up before Colter can tell her it’s too dangerous for her to be involved.
Together, the siblings make their way toward the bomb shelter where Chuck is holding Blake. Hewitt heard back from Dex and informs Chuck that Dex got the address of where Blake stashed the evidence from Irene. Chuck thinks it sounds too suspicious and that someone’s on to them. Hewitt denies that’s possible, insisting that the evidence will allow him to salvage his research project.
Chuck wants to kill Blake now since he knows everything. The only way to bury the secret is to bury Blake. Chuck’s about to kill him when Blake blurts out that he hid the evidence. Blake insists that even if he dies, the evidence will get out.
Hewitt begs Chuck not to shoot Blake; the situation has spiraled out of control. Chuck thinks it’s the only option and Hewitt asks for the gun so he can kill Blake himself. Chuck, who had for a few brief minutes seemed semi-intelligent, proves he’s not when he hands over the gun.
Meanwhile, Colter and Dory continue to slowly make their way through the underground tunnels. They spot blood, and Colter orders his sister to call the cops. A shot rings out and Colter kicks open a door. Inside is Chuck, dead from a gunshot to the head. Noises behind another door draw Colter’s attention and more shots ring out through a closed door.
The door opens and exposes Hewitt holding Blake around the neck with one hand, a gun ready to fire in the other. Hewitt threatens to shoot Colter and Colter reminds him that if he kills Blake, he’ll never get the evidence.
Hewitt doesn’t drop his gun, even after Colter gives him plenty of opportunity to do the right thing. Colter’s forced to shoot Hewitt in the shoulder to rescue Blake.
Later that night, Polly hands over the reward money, happy to have her son back. Hewitt’s been charged with murder and attempted murder, but Dex should just get a little jail time. Blake smiles and confesses Jada’s the only person he trusts and that he hid the evidence in her locker.
They say their goodbyes and then Colter joins his sister for dinner at a nice restaurant. He’s heading off later but Dory’s just happy they get this time together. Dory believes Colter resents her because she escaped to their uncle and aunt’s place while Colter remained behind. Colter confesses he stayed behind because their mom needed him. But Dory doesn’t want to hear Colter’s excuses about their mom’s behavior. She believes their mom was complicit and willingly went along with their dad’s wild ideas.
Dory thinks it’s time for her brothers to put this all behind them. She also thinks their mom is lying to Colter about what happened to keep him around. Their mom only tells one version of events, and it may not be what really went down. Dory begs Colter to call Russell and Colter doesn’t reply.
The episode ends with Colter staring at his sister as she looks at the menu, considering what she just said.
The heartstopping teaser for CBS’s FBI: Most Wanted season five episode 11 shows cops under fire and Barnes being shot. Directed by Cory Bowles from a script by Elizabeth Rinehart and D. Dona Le, episode 11 – “Radio Silence” – airs on Tuesday, May 7, 2024 at 10pm ET/PT.
Season five stars Dylan McDermott as Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott, Roxy Sternberg as Special Agent Sheryll Barnes, and Keisha Castle-Hughes as Special Agent Hana Gibson. Edwin Hodge plays Special Agent Ray Cannon and Shantel VanSanten is Special Agent Nina Chase.
“Radio Silence” Plot: When two NYPD officers are gunned down by a mystery assailant while responding to a robbery, the Fugitive Task Force must act quickly to catch the culprit before more officers are targeted. Meanwhile, Barnes struggles when Charlotte wants to proceed with a divorce and threatens to relocate with the kids.
FBI: Most Wanted Season 5 Description, Courtesy of CBS:
From Emmy Award winner Dick Wolf, FBI: Most Wanted is a high-stakes drama that focuses on the Fugitive Task Force, an elite unit that relentlessly pursues and captures the notorious criminals on the Bureau’s Most Wanted list. The team’s charming but formidable leader is Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott, who started his career in the New York FBI field office before rising through the ranks of the Bureau in Philadelphia and Las Vegas.
The team includes Special Agent Sheryll Barnes, a former NYPD detective and forensics expert who is raising two young children with her wife; Special Agent Hana Gibson, a gifted millennial computer whiz with a sharp wit and mad hacking skills; Special Agent Ray Cannon, who is a former New Orleans cop-turned-junior detective and worked Violent Crimes in Albany after following in his retired FBI agent father’s footsteps.
The newest member of the Fugitive Task Force is well-seasoned Special Agent Nina Chase who, most recently, worked assorted cases with the New York office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Originally from the Houston field office where she specialized in undercover work, Nina is a standout agent who is skilled with cars and has a penchant for driving fast. Always in the field and always on the run, FBI: Most Wanted is a weekly adrenaline shot about the thrill of the chase.
A gang shooting has the team in the line of fire at a hospital on ABC’s The Rookie season six episode eight. “Punch Card” airs on Tuesday, May 7, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT.
Season six stars Nathan Fillion as John Nolan, Mekia Cox as Nyla Harper, Melissa O’Neil as Lucy Chen, Eric Winter as Tim Bradford, and Richard T. Jones as Sergeant Wade Grey. Shawn Ashmore plays Wesley Evers, Alyssa Diaz is Angela Lopez, Lisseth Chavez is Celina Juarez, Jenna Dewan is Bailey Nune, and Tru Valentino is Aaron Thorsen.
“Punch Card” Plot: After a mafia-related mass casualty, the team is tasked to keep the peace at the hospital. Lucy and Celina work together to investigate the suspects behind the attack. Meanwhile, Tim and Aaron embark on a metro ops mission.
Jenna Dewan, Melissa O’Neil, and Lisseth Chavez in ‘The Rookie’ season 6 episode 8 (DISNEY/Raymond Liu)
Series Description, Courtesy of ABC:
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. Nolan now faces his biggest challenge as a police officer, when he must come to terms with the choices he has made in pursuit of the truth.
Nathan Fillion, Jenna Dewan, and Mekia Cox in season 6 episode 8 (DISNEY/Mike Taing)Alyssa Diaz and Mekia Cox in season 6 episode 8 (DISNEY/Raymond Liu)Richard T. Jones and Angel Parker in season 6 episode 8 (DISNEY/Raymond Liu)Tru Valentino and Eric Winter in season 6 episode 8 (DISNEY/Raymond Liu)Alyssa Diaz, Mekia Cox, Melissa O’Neil, and Lisseth Chavez in season 6 episode 8 (DISNEY/Raymond Liu)
The discovery of a young girl’s body 13 years after she disappeared finds Will and the team dedicated to discovering her killer’s identity on ABC’s Will Trent season two episode eight. “Why Is Jack’s Arm Bleeding?” will air on Tuesday, May 7, 2024 at 8pm ET/PT.
Ramón Rodríguez leads the cast in the title role, with Erika Christensen returning as Angie Polaski and Iantha Richardson starring as Faith Mitchell. Jake McLaughlin plays Michael Ormewood and Sonja Sohn is Amanda Wagner.
“Why Is Jack’s Arm Bleeding” Plot: After discovering the body of a missing girl 13 years later, Will and Faith reopen the case leading to Will experiencing frequent flashbacks as they uncover the truth. Meanwhile, Angie and Ormewood investigate the death of a veteran.
Ramon Rodriguez in ‘Will Trent’ season 2 episode 8 (Disney/Eric McCandless)
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 in season 2 episode 8 (Disney/Eric McCandless)Bluebell the Chihuahua as Betty in season 2 episode 8 (Disney/Eric McCandless)
