AMC's Thunder Road; FOX's Memory of a Killer; HBO's Task; MGM+'s Robin Hood; NBC's Chicago Fire; and Prime Video's Reacher & Young Sherlock.
NBC's CHICAGO FIRE
- Joe Miñoso will depart the cast of the drama in its upcoming 15th season. He is one of four original cast members left on the drama from its series debut in 2012 alongside Taylor Kinney, David Eigenberg, and Christian Stolte. Kinney and Eigenberg were series regulars from the first episode while Miñoso and Stolte recurred throughout the first season and were elevated to series regulars starting with Season 2.
- He plays Firefighter Joe Cruz, a member of Squad 3. He will return for the first few episodes of the 15th season to wrap up his character's storylines.
HBO's TASK
- Martha Plimpton and Silvia Dionicio will return for the drama's upcoming second season. Both appeared as series regulars in the first season. Plimpton is a three-time Emmy Award-nominated actress - winning in 2012 for her guest role on CBS' The Good Wife. Dionicio previously guest starred on NBC's Chicago P.D. and CBS' FBI: Most Wanted.
- Plimpton plays Kathleen McGinty, a FBI Supervisory Senior Resident in Charge.
- Dionicio plays Emily Brandis, Tom's (Mark Ruffalo) adopted teenage daughter.
AMC's THUNDER ROAD
- Shane McRae will co-star on the upcoming drama starring Dennis Quaid. He currently stars in Apple TV's Silo, which is airing its third season now and has already been renewed for a fourth and final season.
- He will play Scooter Jakes, a veteran of the NASCAR circuit. Whip-lean, weathered, and predator-calm, he's a cornerstone of the Whitlock Racing Team as crew chief to Trey in the legendary #28 car - and as one of the only people Duane (Quaid) wants alongside him at crunch time.
PRIME VIDEO's YOUNG SHERLOCK
- Olivia Williams, Sophie Skelton, Indira Varma and Aidan Gillen have joined the cast of the drama's upcoming second season. Williams currently stars in HBO's Dune: Prophecy, which has been renewed for a second season. Skelton previously starred for seven seasons in Starz's Outlander. Varma starred for two seasons in BBC One's The Capture and in the second season of Prime Video's The Night Manager. Gillen starred for seven seasons in HBO's Game of Thrones and three seasons in Paramount+'s Mayor of Kingstown.
- No details were immediately announced about the characters they will be playing. They will star opposite returning series regulars Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Dónal Finn, Natascha McElhone, Max Irons and Holly Cattle.
MGM+'s ROBIN HOOD
- Graeme Thomas King has been promoted to series regular for the drama's upcoming second season. He was a recurring guest star during the first season - appearing in three episodes overall. He previously starred in Freeform's one-season drama Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists.
- He plays Prince John, the cunning younger son of King Henry II (James Purefoy) whose ambition and shifting loyalties intensify the kingdom's growing power struggle.
PRIME VIDEO's REACHER
- Jay Baruchel, Kevin Durand, Amanda Ip and Ciara Bravo have been cast as new series regulars on the drama's upcoming fifth season. Baruchel previously starred for three seasons in FXX's Man Seeking Woman and two seasons in Netflix's FUBAR. Durand starred for four seasons in FX's The Strain and two seasons in Netflix's Locke & Key. Ip recurred on CTV's Transplant and guest starred on Prime Video's Cross. Bravo recently starred in the Netflix film Voicemails for Isabelle.
- Baruchel will play Chief Buck Bauer. Durand will play Nokes. Ip will play Michelle Chang. Bravo will play Eunice.
FOX's MEMORY OF A KILLER
- Meta Golding has been cast as a new series regular on the drama's upcoming second season. She previously starred in the Hunger Games film franchise. She recently recurred on HBO Max's The Pitt and Netflix's Ransom Canyon.
- She will play Mel, Angelo's (Patrick Dempsey) childhood sweetheart. A Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist who has spent her career diving headfirst into the world's darkest corners - and has the scars to prove it. Mel is not a delicate flower: she's sharp, funny, direct, and constitutionally incapable of looking away from the truth. Her romance with Angelo was cut short by his tragic past. She reappears in Angelo's life and becomes his love interest of the season - while working alongside him to avenge a tragic loss. Mel is the season's moral engine and its emotional heartbeat - the woman who forces Angelo to reckon with who he is, what he's done, and whether the two of them can survive what's coming together.
