Katherine is shocked to learn new details about Eddie’s accident on ABC’s A Million Little Things season three episode three. Directed by Nina Lopez-Corrado from a script by David Marshall Grant and Elizabeth Laime, episode three will air on Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast of season three includes David Giuntoli as Eddie Saville, Romany Malco as Rome Howard, Allison Miller as Maggie Bloom, Christina Moses as Regina Howard, Grace Park as Katherine Saville, and James Roday Rodriguez as Gary Mendez. Stephanie Szostak is Delilah Dixon, Floriana Lima is Darcy Cooper, Tristan Byon is Theo Saville, Lizzy Greene as Sophie Dixon, and Chance Hurstfield as Danny Dixon.
Episode three guest stars include Chris Geere as Jamie, Sam Pancake as Carter, Gerard Plunkett as Reverend Stewart, and Nikiva Dionne as Shanice Williamson. Jeffrey Joseph, Ryan Mah, and Jaiven Natt also guest star.
“letting go” Plot: Katherine discovers a possible connection between Eddie’s accident and Alex’s mysterious death. Meanwhile, Rome seeks help to address some pent-up anger issues, and Maggie continues on her journey of self-discovery in England. As Delilah prepares for her trip, Gary helps Danny confront a bully at his school.
The Season 3 Plot, Courtesy of ABC:
Friendship isn’t a big thing. It’s a million little things. Our gang ended last season with many challenges in front of them. In season three, we’ll see our group of friends once again lean on each other in ways that are both moving and aspirational—something we could all use right now.
David Giuntoli in ‘A Million Little Things’ season 3 episode 3 (ABC/Jack Rowand)James Roday Rodriguez and Chance Hurstfield in season 3 episode 3 (ABC/Jack Rowand)Grace Park in season 3 episode 3 (ABC/Jack Rowand)Floriana Lima and Chance Hurstfield in season 3 episode 3 (ABC/Jack Rowand)Floriana Lima and James Roday Rodriguez in season 3 episode 3 (ABC/Jack Rowand)Stephanie Szostak in season 3 episode 3 (ABC/Jack Rowand)Romany Malco in season 3 episode 3 (ABC/Jack Rowand)
Mae Martin and Charlotte Ritchie in ‘Feel Good’ (Photo Courtesy of Netflix)
Feel Good, the semi-autobiographical dramedy from Mae Martin and Joe Hampson, will be returning for a second and final season. Netflix just confirmed the new season and announced they’re targeting a 2021 premiere.
Mae Martin, Charlotte Ritchie, Lisa Kudrow, Philip Burgers, and Adrian Lukis are set to return for the final season. Anthony Head, Jordan Stephens, John Ross Bowie, Eleanor Matsuura, and Eve join the cast for season two.
The series is an Objective Fiction production, with Martin, Hampson, Charlotte Lewis, and Kelly McGolpin producing.
“I’m beyond excited to be able to return to the world of Feel Good, and to see Mae and George’s love story through to the dramatic conclusion we had always planned,” said star/series creator Mae Martin. “I’m really deeply attached to this story and I’m so grateful to be getting back to work with the incredible team at Objective Fiction and our hilarious cast. Having spent most of 2020 speaking only to my kettle and my television as I watched the world burn on the internet, I’m euphoric to be around other human beings again. Seeing Joe Hampson’s and my dumb jokes come to life is heaven. Thank you, Netflix!”
Season one debuted in March 2020 and was a co-production with Channel 4. The final season is exclusively a Netflix series.
Filming is currently underway in London.
Netflix offered the following description of the series and season two :
“Feel Good stars Mae Martin as Mae, a rising talent on the stand-up circuit and recovering addict whose addictive behaviors and intense romanticism dominate every single part of her life. When she meets pragmatic – but so far heterosexual – George (Charlotte Ritchie) she’s smitten, and much to her surprise George feels the same.
They embark on an intoxicating romance as Mae juggles relationships with her parents, fellow addicts in a drugs support group, her colleagues at the local stand up club, and most importantly tries to transform her relationship with George from an addictive one to a healthy one. But the real question is can Mae replace a toxic addiction to love with love itself. Feel Good is a deeply personal, dark but hilarious story about two young people navigating the modern-day landscape of love, addiction, and sexuality – and trying to form a meaningful and lasting connection.
Mae & George’s complicated love story continues [in season two] as Mae struggles to come to terms with the ghosts from her past and George tries to reinvent her present. Can they grow together or will they grow apart?”
The team becomes the target of a drug cartel on Magnum P.I. season three episode two. Directed by Bryan Spicer from a script by David Wolkove, episode 2 – “Easy Money” – will air on Friday, December 11, 2020 at 9pm ET/PT.
Jay Hernandez leads the cast as Thomas Magnum. Perdita Weeks is Juliet Higgins, Zachary Knighton is Orville “Rick” Wright, Stephen Hill is Theodore “TC” Calvin, Tim Kang stars as Det. Gordon Katsumoto, and Amy Hill as Teuila “Kumu” Tuileta.
Episode two guest stars include Jay Ali, Hayden Szeto, Alex Monti Fox, Richard L. Levine, David Fumero, Niko Guardado, Thomas H. Chang, and Jason Patterson.
“Easy Money” Plot: Higgins job to repo a plane goes south when she and Magnum discover that it was being used by a drug cartel who opens fire at the plane, forcing them to crash land in the jungle, where they find a stowaway on board with a target on his back.
Also, Higgins has her first date with Dr. Ethan Shah.
Magnum P.I. is a modern take on the classic series centering on Thomas Magnum, a decorated former Navy SEAL who, upon returning home from Afghanistan, repurposes his military skills to become a private investigator. A charming rogue, an American hero and a die-hard Detroit Tigers fan, Magnum lives in a guest cottage on Robin’s Nest, the luxurious estate where he works as a security consultant to supplement his P.I. business. The “majordomo” of the property is Juliet Higgins, a beautiful and commanding disavowed MI:6 agent whose second job is to keep Magnum in line, with the help of her two Dobermans.
When Magnum needs back-up on a job, he turns to his trusted buddies and fellow POW survivors, Theodore “TC” Calvin, a former Marine chopper pilot who runs Island Hoppers, a helicopter tour business, and Orville “Rick” Wright, a former Marine door-gunner-turned-impresario of Oahu’s coolest nightclub and the most connected man on the island.
Suspicious of Magnum’s casual attitude and presence at his crime scenes, Detective Gordon Katsumoto finds that he and Magnum are more alike than either of them care to admit. One of Magnum’s biggest supporters is Teuila “Kumu” Tuileta, the unofficial “House Mom” and cultural curator of Robin’s Nest. With keys to a vintage Ferrari in one hand, aviator sunglasses in the other, and an Old Düsseldorf longneck chilling in the fridge, Thomas Magnum is back on the case!
Loyalty is questioned and an assassination is planned on The CW’s The Outpost season three episode 10. Directed by Kurt Knight from a script by Justin Patridge, episode 10 will air on December 13, 2020.
The cast is led by Jessica Green as Talon and includes Jake Stormoen as Captain Garret Spears, Imogen Waterhouse as Gwynn Calkussar/Rosmund, Anand Desai-Barochia as Janzo, and Aaron Fontaine as Tobin. Reece Ritchie plays Zed, Izuka Hoyle is Wren, Jaye Griffiths is Yavalla, Georgia May Foote is Falista, and Adam Johnson as Munt.
“From Paradise to Hell and Back” Plot: UNITY – Yavalla’s (Griffiths) strength is tested as Wren (Izuka Hoyle), her own daughter, confronts her as Janzo (Desai-Barochia), Talon (Green) and Zed (Ritchie) attempt an assassination. Meanwhile, Tobin’s (Fontaine) loyalty is questioned.
After summoning Zed (Ritchie) and his Blackblood comrades to save the Outpost, Talon (Green) finds herself betrayed by her own kind and struggles to reconcile her human friends and her Blackblood heritage. With the demonic Lu Qiri providing the muscle to enforce Zed’s master plan, the Outpost’s human inhabitants are enslaved as miners in search of a mysterious substance to solve a dark riddle.
From her bedroom under house arrest, Gwynn (Waterhouse) plots her escape and the overthrow of her new foes. To save her beloved Garret (Stormoen), Talon is forced to summon a Blackblood Priestess named Yavalla (Griffiths) into the world. Yavalla prophesies a paradise for Blackbloods, and an era of peace for the world, but she soon discovers a power that threatens every living creature.
As Gwynn and Tobin (Fontaine) become Yavalla’s unwilling allies, Talon and her friends must fight, suffer, and sacrifice their way to save each other and vanquish their new enemies. As Talon discovers more about her lost family from Yavalla, she must piece together the truths from the lies, and solve the mystery of her heritage and a forgotten power, before the world becomes enslaved to a new power that could consume every living being.
Andrew Koji stars as Ah Sahm in ‘Warrior’ (Photo by David Bloomer / Cinemax)
Cinemax’s Warrior has spent two seasons delivering on its promise to remain faithful to Bruce Lee’s writings and honor his status as a martial arts legend. The final two episodes of season two did an incredible job of paying homage to Lee’s groundbreaking work on screen, including specific tributes to Enter the Dragon and Fist of Fury. Embracing the martial artist’s iconic style, Warrior star Andrew Koji fulfilled every Bruce Lee fan’s dreams for the series during episode nine and 10’s incredibly intense, adrenaline-fueled fight sequences.
As Warrior’s reluctant hero Ah Sahm, Koji replicated Bruce Lee’s signature moves, even introducing nunchucks into his repertoire of martial arts skills during a stunning fight scene that was part of Warrior‘s depiction of the devastating San Francisco riot of 1877. When nunchucks made their way into As Sahm’s hands in episode nine, Warrior fans were correct to assume they were about to witness something extraordinary.
Just prior to the premiere of season two, I spoke with Andrew Koji about the new season and slipping back into the character of Ah Sahm. We also specifically talked about episodes nine and 10, with the promise to hold that portion of the Q&A until after those episodes aired. (Episode nine premiered on November 27, 2020 followed by episode 10 on December 4th.)
Koji explained that in order to prepare for the physical demands of season two, he went to Korea for a self-imposed training camp. There, he locked himself away and concentrated on practicing his kicks and his nunchuck skills, knowing what was in store.
Asked how it felt to go full-on Bruce Lee, Koji chuckled and replied, “You know, that was really something. The way that came about it was so interesting because I remember in season one talking about the nunchucks. We all were on the same page and thought we don’t want to throw everything together in one season, so we had to show the evolution and how I become that. So, I think that was the perfect time, really, for that to come back – the extra element.
And then also we were playing with the idea of maybe using his signature sound but then we were thinking, ‘Okay, that might be for future seasons.’ That would be further down the line because, again, we didn’t want to throw everything together. We wanted to do it in a subtle way.”
Koji added, “If you look at that fight… I remember talking to Brett Chan about it and thinking, ‘This has got to be the ultimate homage to Bruce Lee.’ We discussed it and the first beats of that choreography with the nunchucks are identically matched to Enter the Dragon. We tried to do that. We considered how to put that in there and do that in an organic way. Any Bruce Lee diehard fan will notice like the first 10 beats of that fight match almost exactly what he did in Enter the Dragon.”
Andrew Koji confirmed episodes nine and 10’s fight scenes were difficult to perform and credits director Dennie Gordon and Brett Chan, who he says has become like a brother, with helping pull it off. “It was difficult but you’re really not on your own when you’ve got a good team around you. It was tough because of the schedule. By the time we got to the fight in episode 10, the schedule was really tough. There was an element of fatigue and of my body wearing down.”
Dean Jagger and Andrew Koji in ‘Warrior’ season 2 episode 10 (Photo by David Bloomer / Cinemax)
Koji described his reaction to the scripts for final season two episodes, and reading about the pivotal fight between Ah Sahm and Dylan Leary (played by Dean Jagger). “Dean and I…Dean’s become a very close friend and I think Jonathan (Tropper, series creator) gave us the heads up that we were going to come to fight again. I think that when Dean and I read it we were like, ‘Sh*t, we’re doing this – we’re really doing it.’
As much as we could, we just kept going over and rehearsing it. We’d go for dinner and then we’d jump into the scene and see if we could try and figure things out – even that scene before the fight. We wanted it to be as much about the story as it was about the fighting because we wanted the emotions to lead this one.
So, when we first read it we knew we had to give the fans of the show what they wanted. And then also for the story and for the characters we just had to really, really zone in. Around the time we were shooting, we were just completely focused. We just had to step up to the bar, really.”
After the much-anticipated brutal showdown between Ah Sahm and Leary, a bloodied but not broken Ah Sahm walks through the streets. A two-story painting created as a tribute to Ah Sahm looms large over the main street. He returns to Chinatown from delivering a beatdown on Leary and at that moment he is the hero his people need.
“It kind of matched up and just married well with the nature of the shoot and the tone of the series,” explained Koji, reflecting on the finale. “Like, if I had to walk down the middle of the street like a really amazing tough guy who hadn’t been in that fight… I mean, think of those Hollywood films where they’ve just been in a huge fight and just come out with a little cut or scratch and they’re walking fine. I was, at that point because I think it was after I did the fight, I was absolutely exhausted. (Laughing) I could just use that. Plus, it was beautiful to see that.
(Laughing) And they give us nice warm rain so it’s not freezing cold!”
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The complete first and second seasons are currently available on Cinemax. There’s no official word on season three.
The team plots to steal a weapon on CBS’s MacGyver season five episode two. Directed by Duane Clark from a script by Peter M. Lenkov and Andrew Klein, episode two will air on Friday, December 11, 2020 at 8pm ET/PT.
Lucas Till stars as Angus “Mac” MacGyver, Tristin Mays plays Riley Davis, and Justin Hires is Wilt Bozer. Meredith Eaton is Matty Weber, Levy Tran is Desi Nguyen, and Henry Ian Cusick plays Russ Taylor.
Episode two guest stars include Sebastian Roche, Aimee Mullins, Ian Hunter, Michelle Lukes, Drew Lamkins, and Zach Hanner. Daniel Danca, Andre Pushkin, Tangi Colombel, Jackie Prucha, Richard Garner, Mei Ritchart, Nick Buggs, and Eden Harper also guest star.
“Thief + Painting + Auction + Viro-486 + Justice” Plot: When Taylor’s former protégé is killed while preventing a bio-weapon from falling into the wrong hands, Mac and the team must find the weapon so Desi can pull off the ultimate heist before it’s sold to a terrorist cell.
Series Description, Courtesy of CBS:
MacGyver, a reimagining of the classic series, is an action-adventure drama about 20-something Angus “Mac” MacGyver, who is part of a clandestine organization within the U.S. government, where he uses his extraordinary talent for unconventional problem-solving and vast scientific knowledge to save lives. Joining his team on high-risk missions around the globe are Riley Davis, an unpredictable computer hacker with a chip on her shoulder; Wilt Bozer, Mac’s roommate and an agent on the team; Matty Weber, a legend in Covert Ops and the director of operations at the Phoenix Foundation; Desi Nguyen, whose job is to protect MacGyver and his team on their global missions; and Russ Taylor, quick-witted, Oxford-educated, ex-military skilled in propaganda and lie detection, who shakes things up by challenging the way MacGyver and the team are used to doing things.
Under the aegis of the Phoenix Foundation, MacGyver takes on the responsibility of saving the world, armed to the teeth with resourcefulness and little more than bubble gum and a paper clip.
Torri Higginson as Claire Malone, Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed, Laurence Leboeuf as Dr. Magalie Leblanc, and Jim Watson as Dr. Theo Hunter in ‘Transplant’ episode 13 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)
NBC’s Transplant will finish up its first season with back-to-back episodes airing on Tuesday, December 8, 2020. Episode 12, “Relapse,” kicks the ending off at 9pm ET/PT followed by episode 13, “The Only Way Out Is Through,” at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast of season one includes Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed, Laurence Leboeuf as Dr. Magalie “Mags” LeBlanc, John Hannah as Dr. Jed Bishop, Jim Watson as Dr. Theo Hunter, and Ayisha Issa as Dr. June Curtis. Sirena Gulamgaus plays Amira, Linda E. Smith is Dr. Wendy Atwater, and Torri Higginson plays Claire Malone.
“The Only Way Out Is Through” Plot: June (Issa) is blindsided by her father Marcus Curtis (recurring guest star Eugene Clark); the team works desperately to save a patient that has been misdiagnosed; Bashir (Haq) comes to Dr. Bishop’s (Hannah) aid when a secret he has been hiding is revealed.
The Season 1 Plot, Courtesy of NBC:
When Dr. Bashir Hamed (Haq), a charismatic Syrian doctor with battle-tested skills in emergency medicine, flees his war-torn homeland, he and younger sister Amira (Gulamgaus) become refugees, struggling to forge a new life in Canada. But if Bash ever wants to be a doctor again, he must redo his medical training from the ground up and obtaining a coveted residency position is nearly impossible.
When a horrific truck crash nearly kills a senior doctor right in front of him, Bash saves the doctor’s life and earns a residency in the biggest Emergency Department of the best hospital in Toronto.
Yet for all Bash’s experience, it’s a tough road. Bash’s training is different, his life experience are unique to him and he’s not an exact match for his new colleagues, who include Dr. Magalie “Mags” LeBlanc (Leboeuf), a ferociously analytical second-year resident who pushes herself relentlessly; Dr. June Curtis (Issa), a reserved, ambitious surgical resident whose loyalty doesn’t come easily; and Dr. Theo Hunter (Watson), a pediatric Emergency Fellow whose small-town upbringing is cracking wide open as life at the hospital changes his worldview.
The team works tirelessly to save lives and win the approval of the legendary head of the Emergency Department, Dr. Jed Bishop (Hannah), all the while managed by sharp-eyed, acerbic Dr. Wendy Atwater (Smith) and supported by longtime head nurse, the deadpan, confident Claire Malone (Higginson).
Through it all, Bash tries to meet the demand of his new country and new job, while trying to pay the bills, raise his little sister and carve out a new life for them both in this unfamiliar land. It’s a journey that’s universal to people everywhere. Bash aims high and is determined to succeed, and those around are quick to see that his passion and hopefulness are contagious. But will his newfound life reject him, or will this “transplant” take?
Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed and Sirena Gulamgaus as Amira Hamed in episode 13 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)Jim Watson as Dr. Theo Hunter and Maya Fellen as Grace Hunter in episode 13 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed and Laurence Leboeuf as Dr. Magalie Leblanc in episode 13 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)Torri Higginson as Claire Malone, Ayisha Issa as Dr. June Curtis, Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed, Laurence Leboeuf as Dr. Magalie Leblanc, and Jim Watson as Dr. Theo Hunter in episode 13 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)John Hannah as Dr. Jed Bishop and Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed in episode 13 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)
Big changes are in store for Bravo Team on CBS’s SEAL Team season four episode three, “The New Normal.” Episode three was directed by Christopher Chulack from a script by Spencer Hudnut and will air on Wednesday, December 9, 2020 at 9pm ET/PT.
David Boreanaz leads the cast as Jason Hayes, Max Thieriot plays Clay Spenser, and Neil Brown Jr. stars as Ray Perry. AJ Buckley is Sonny Quinn and Toni Trucks is Lisa Davis. Recurring cast members include Justin Melnick as Brock Reynolds, Tyler Grey as Trent Sawyer, Scott Foxx as Full Metal, and Judd Lormand as Lt. Cdr. Eric Blackburn.
Parisa Fakhri, Emily Swallow, Jamie McShane, Tim Chiou, Kaliayh Rhambo, Kerri Medders, Ellen Wroe, and Roxanne Beckford guest star.
“The New Normal” Plot: Bravo Team struggles to adjust to a new team dynamic after several members make life-altering career decisions.
SEAL Team is a military drama that follows the professional and personal lives of the most elite unit of Navy SEALs as they train, plan and execute the most dangerous, high-stakes missions our country can ask of them. Jason Hayes is the respected, intense leader of the Tier One team whose home life has suffered as a result of his extensive warrior’s existence. His team includes his trusted confidant, Ray Perry, the longest-tenured operator with whom Jason shares an ingrained shorthand; Sonny Quinn, an exceptional, loyal soldier with a checkered past who still combats self-destructive tendencies; and Clay Spenser, a young, multilingual, second-generation SEAL with insatiable drive and dedication. Vital to the team’s success is Ensign Lisa Davis, a no-nonsense, take-charge officer.
Deployed on clandestine missions worldwide at a moment’s notice, and knowing the toll it takes on them and their families, this tight-knit SEAL team displays unwavering patriotism and fearless dedication even in the face of overwhelming odds.
Florida Georgia Line’s set a February 12, 2021 release date for their fifth studio album, Life Rolls On. The announcement was accompanied by a two-minute album trailer and the confirmed track list.
Fans who pre-order the album will have instant access to seven Life Rolls On tracks: “Long Live,” “Countryside,” “I Love My Country,” “Ain’t Worried Bout It (Album Version),” “Beer:30,” “Second Guessing (From Songland),” and “U.S. Stronger.”
“I think this personally is just a big, celebratory chapter,” said Tyler Hubbard. “We’ve come a long way since 2012 when we dropped our first album, it’s wild to think about the journey we’ve been on – the things we’ve got to do, the places music has taken us. We’re celebrating life and the good times, the ups and the downs, and the journey it took us to get where we’re at.”
“It’s just evident within the music how good of a time we’re having and how good of a place in life we are for sure.” added Brian Kelley.
Life Rolls On marks Hubbard and Kelley’s first full-length set as co-producers with Corey Crowder. Collaborators include David Garcia, Jaren Johnston, Dallas Davidson, and Ben Hayslip, plus Tree Vibez Music songwriters Crowder, Jordan Schmidt, Canaan Smith, and Blake Redferrin.
Describing their new album, Hubbard said, “It really encompassed the feel of where we’re at, especially in 2020, and everything that everybody’s going through. It’s been a struggle for everybody, and I feel like this song kinda gives hope, and the truth is that life does roll on. Life moves on, and we’re gonna stay positive and keep our head up and look towards the future.”
“I think it means so many different things to so many different people, and that’s what I love about it,” said Kelley. “It’s not a sad song, it’s a hopeful song, and it’s got a little bit of every emotion in it. It’s just got something going on that felt like it would complete the record. Life does roll on.”
Florida Georgia Line’s LIFE ROLLS ON Track List:
“Long Live” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, David Garcia, Josh Miller
“Life Looks Good” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Jaren Johnston
“Countryside” – Blake Redferrin, Jake Rose, Michael Whitworth
“Always Gonna Love You” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Ross Copperman, Corey Crowder, Michael Hardy
“I Love My Country” – Kane Brown, Corey Crowder, Chase McGill, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak, Will Weatherly
“Hard To Get To Heaven” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Josh Thompson
“Long Time Comin’” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Jordan Schmidt, Canaan Smith
“Interlude” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder
“Ain’t Worried Bout It (Album Version)” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Dallas Davidson, Ben Hayslip
“Beer:30” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Canaan Smith, Ernest Keith Smith
“New Truck”* – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Jeff Gitelman, Raysean Hairston, Blake Redferrin, Priscilla Renea
“Eyes Closed” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Ross Copperman, Corey Crowder, Michael Hardy
“Second Guessing (From Songland)”** – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Ester Dean, Andrew DeRoberts, Shane McAnally, Griffen Palmer, Ben Simonetti, Ryan Tedder, Geoff Warburton
“Good To Me” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Canaan Smith
“U.S. Stronger” – Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley
“Life Rolls On” – Ben Burgess, Alysa Vanderheym, Emily Weisband
Produced by Corey Crowder, Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley
*Produced by Corey Crowder, Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Jeff “Gitty” Gitelman, Priscilla Renea
**Produced by Corey Crowder, Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Andrew DeRoberts
Hondo finds himself in a difficult situation on CBS’s S.W.A.T. season four episode five. Directed by Oz Scott from a script by Munis Rashid, episode five will air on Wednesday, December 9, 2020 at 10pm ET/PT.
Shemar Moore leads the cast as Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson, Alex Russell plays Jim Street, Jay Harrington is David “Deacon” Kay, and Lina Esco plays Christina “Chris” Alonso. Kenny Johnson stars as Dominique Luca, David Lim is Victor Tan, Patrick St. Esprit is Commander Robert Hicks, and Amy Farrington plays Lieutenant Piper Lynch.
David Rees Snell, Ben Browder, Joy Osmanski, Bret Eric Porter, Mary Bonner-Baker, and Nicolas Noblitt guest star in episode five. “Fracture’s” guest cast also includes Jessica Pohly, Thomas Daniel Smith, Lee Doud, Bradley Steven Perry, Alfred Adderly, Sarah Himmelstein, and Melissa Diaz.
“Fracture” Plot: Hondo is conflicted when the mayor asks him to be the public face of a new outreach campaign meant to improve the LAPD’s stature within the Black community. Also, the team’s search for a lone bomber reminds Tan of a difficult chapter in his childhood, and Chris pushes herself even further to surpass Street and Tan in a SWAT leadership competition.
Inspired by the television series and the feature film, S.W.A.T. stars Shemar Moore as a former Marine and locally born and raised S.W.A.T. sergeant, tasked to run a specialized tactical unit that is the last stop in law enforcement in Los Angeles. Torn between loyalty to where he was raised and allegiance to his brothers in blue, Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson strives to bridge the divide between his two worlds and acclimate to his new duties as the legal guardian of a teenager.
