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Cristin Milioti, Megan Thee Stallion and Kathy Bates are among the recipients of this year’s Gracie Awards by the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation.

This year’s celebration marks the 50th anniversary of the awards and will highlight the impact of women’s voices across television, audio, streaming, and digital platforms. Previous honorees of the Gracies have include Ava DuVernay, Carol Burnett, Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, Marlo Thomas, Michelle Obama, Nicole Kidman, Oprah Winfrey, and Sandra Oh.

“For 50 years, the Gracie Awards have honored the storytellers who push boundaries and redefine what’s possible,” said Becky Brooks, President of Awmf, in a statement. “This is more than an awards show—it is a movement that has championed inclusion, representation, and truth in the media. The women we celebrate today are shaping the next 50 years, ensuring that our narratives are not just seen or heard, but felt and remembered.

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Get ready for more complex murder mysteries, dangerous criminals, and the incredibly cute duo of Will and Betty Maria Trent in Season 3 of Will Trent. Created by Liz Heldens and Daniel Thomsen, the ABC series is based on the Will Trent book series by author Karin Slaughter.

Will Trent Season 3 continues the story of Gbi Special Agent Will Trent as he is brought back from early retirement to solve a murder case involving corrupt cops, violent gangsters, and old acquaintances. Will is still avoiding the people he loves after his actions in the Season 2 finale, but this season, he will have a new love interest in Assistant District Attorney Marion Alba.

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Will Trent Season 3 consists of eighteen episodes in total. Season 3 of the detective...

Will Trent co-creator Daniel Thomsen credits the title character’s refusal to let life beat him as the main reason fans love the ABC series, now in its third season. “Will is somebody who has had a really rough shake, has the scars to prove it, and he isn’t going to give up. He’s going to do whatever it takes to get up every morning. I think people like that,” Thomsen tells The Hollywood Reporter.

That “rough shake” includes growing up motherless and being raised in the foster care system, often enduring physical abuse, before rising to become a special agent within the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (Gbi) and excelling, despite being dyslexic. At work, he’s assembled a found family.: Amanda (Sonja Sohn), his boss, is a mother figure; Faith (Iantha Richardson), his most recent partner, is like the little sister whom he squabbles but also adores and protects.

The latest episode of Will Trent finally had Will and Angie having it out, so is there hope for their relationship?

Caution: This article contains Spoilers for Will Trent Season 3

Fans of Will Trent were rocked hard by the Season 2 finale. When he discovered longtime love Angie (Erika Christensen) had covered up a murder, which later led to five more men being killed, Will (Ramon Rodriguez) had no choice but to arrest her in the middle of the station. 

As Season 3 opened six months later, Will had left Atlanta before being tracked down by boss Amanda. He eventually returned to the Gbi despite how partner Faith wasn't happy with him leaving. Meanwhile, Angie managed to avoid jail time and worked security in a neighborhood while hoping to get back on the Atlanta Pd.

In Episode 3, Angie managed to catch a killer, which got her reinstated as a cop. This made...

Are Will Trent and Angie Polaski never, ever getting back together — like, ever?

Tuesday’s Will Trent marked the first time the exes had been in the same room since the titular Special Agent placed his girlfri— err, ex-girlfriend, under arrest. Being forced to work together — on a very meta case involving another beloved ABC show, the early-aughts classic Alias — led to a series of frank discussions, including a particularly volatile exchange at Kay’s Slaughter House.

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Will and Angie's relationship has been at the center of Will Trent since the very beginning, but now that they are broken up in season 3, there are many reasons why they shouldn't be together. The ABC police procedural TV show, created by Liz Heldens, Daniel T. Thomsen, and Karin Slaughter, revolves around the titular character, an excellent Gbi agent and a complex man with a tragic past. Will was abandoned when he was a baby and consequently grew up in foster care. While he struggled a lot during his adolescent years, Will always had Angie by his side.

New episodes of Will Trent season 3 air on Tuesdays at 8 pm Et on ABC, ahead of High Potential season 1 and The Rookie season 7.

Will and Angie leaned on one another for support while they were in the foster care system. Their dynamic later turned romantic, and they have had an on-and-off relationship ever since.

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from the two-part Will Trent season 3 premiere.

Will Trent's central love story is seemingly doomed in season 3, and it's partly because of one new character. ABC's crime drama is based on Karin Slaughter's book series of the same name, following the best special agent at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (Gbi) — Will Trent. Although Will's skills have served him well regarding his work, his personal life is a mess. Angie Polaski, a (former) detective, grew up with Will in the foster care system, and the two have had an on-and-off relationship ever since. However, their romance came to an end during the Will Trent season 2 finale.

New episodes of Will Trent air on Tuesdays at 8 pm Et on ABC. Season 3 is expected to have 18 episodes, the highest in the show's history.

Will arrested Angie at the end of Will Trent season 2 for covering up Lenny's murder.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Will Trent season 3, episode 2!Will Trent star Ramón Rodríguez and showrunners Liz Heldens and Daniel Thomsen have previewed Will and Angie's "tense" reunion later in season 3. At the end of Will Trent season 2, Will (Rodríguez) placed Angie (Erika Christensen) under arrest for covering up the fact that Crystal (Chapel Oaks) had killed Lenny Broussard (French Stewart). Since then, the pair have yet to interact in season 3, with the titular protagonist continuing his investigations with the Gbi as Angie is trying to get reinstated, putting her life back together after her arrest.

Speaking with TVLine, Rodríguez revealed there would be extreme tension and difficult conversations once Will and Angie are able to work together again in Will Trent season 3. Heldens revealed this will happen in season 3, episode 4, while Thomsen explained just how difficult putting their relationship back together would be. He also praised Rodríguez and Christiensen for...

Say goodbye to “Tennessee Will.”

After solving a cop’s assassination and returning Rafael’s daughter Sunny to safety, Will Trent went home and underwent a highly anticipated transformation. Following a shower and a shave, the Gbi Special Agent slipped into one of his signature, Betty-approved three-piece suits. Gone was the casual attire he acquired in Soddy-Daisy.

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Exclusive: Kyrie McAlpin has joined the cast of ABC’s Will Trent for Season 3 in a recurring role. New episodes air on Tuesdays on ABC and stream the next day on Hulu.

She will debut in tonight’s episode as Sunny, a smart and resourceful tween who finds herself in the uncommon position of being the daughter of a criminal who now finds herself in the care of the deputy director of the Gbi.

Based on Karin Slaughter’s New York Times bestselling “Will Trent” series, Special Agent Will Trent (Ramón Rodriguez) 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, he uses his unique point of view in the pursuit of justice and has the highest clearance rate in the Gbi.

Season 3 also stars Erika Christensen as Angie Polaski,...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Will Trent season 3, episode 1, "I'm a Guest Here."

After two seasons, the Will Trent main cast list changes for the first time with the addition of Gina Rodriguez as Marion Alba. The ABC police procedural TV series, created by Liz Heldens, Daniel T. Thomsen, and Karin Slaughter, returns with season 3 in early 2025, following a seven-month hiatus. To make up for lost time (and speed up the story), the Will Trent season 3 premiere picks up six months after Will arrested Angie for lying about Lenny's murder case. It's safe to say he's not handling his new normal very well.

New episodes of Will Trent season 3 air on Tuesdays at 8 pm Et on ABC. Season 3 consists of 18 episodes.

Will immediately runs away after arresting Angie at the end of Will Trent season 2. The season 3 premiere reveals he has escaped to Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee. But, once...

A lot has changed since Will Trent torpedoed his life last year.

At the start of Tuesday’s season opener — directed by series star/executive producer Ramón Rodríguez — we learn that six months have passed since the Gbi’s top agent arrested one true love Angie, then fled town. In that time, Will has started over as a private eye in Soddy-Daisy, Tenn. Meanwhile, back in Atlanta, Faith has a new partner at the Gbi, and Angie — who, thanks to a lenient judge, has managed to avoid jail time — is working security at a gated community as she awaits a...

ABC's quirky police drama Will Trent has enjoyed a successful three-season run thus far, but will the show return for a fourth season soon? Created for the small screen by Liz Heldens and Daniel T. Thomsen (from the novels by Karin Slaughter), the series concerns a keen-eyed Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent (Ramón Rodríguez). Tackling some of the toughest cases in the city of Atlanta, Will's journey for justice often brings him up against corruption within the law enforcement system. As if all that wasn't enough, Will's sometimes girlfriend (Erika Christensen's Angela Polaski) works for the local police too.

Building momentum across its first two seasons, Will Trent has been one of the most consistent mid-season series in recent years, and that's expected to continue. The shocking finale of season 2 left things in a complicated spot for season 3, and Will went into self-imposed exile following Angie's arrest. Proving that the procedural series can grow,...

Warning: This article contains mention of sexual abuse.

Will Trent finally returns with its third season in early 2025 after a seven-month hiatus, and the new episodes have much to address after all the dramatic and shocking developments in season 2. ABC's police procedural show, created by Liz Heldens, Daniel T. Thomsen, and Karin Slaughter, is based on Slaughter's book series of the same name. It follows Will Trent, a Gbi (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) agent with special skills, making him the best at what he does. Will's tumultuous (and mysterious) upbringing in the foster care system also shaped him into the person he is in the series.

The Will Trent season 3 premiere, "I'm a Guest Here," will air on Tuesday, January 7, at 8 pm Et on ABC. Season 3 will consist of 18 episodes.

Over the course of Will Trent, Ramón Rodríguez's character has uncovered much about his past and the secrets of those close to him,...

Will Trent star and co-executive producer Ramón Rodríguez teases a tough time ahead for Will and Angie ahead of the show's return. When viewers last caught up with the crime drama, Will (Rodríguez) agrees to turn over Angie Polaski (Erika Christensen) for police misconduct. It's an especially gutting development because, just as the finale was starting, Will was imagining a blissful future with Angie. It's a lot to contend with, as Will Trent season 3 premieres January 7 at 8 Pm Et on ABC.

Speking with TV Insider, Rodríguez shares that Will and Angie won't have an easy go of it for several episodes. The actor says that, eventually, the former couple will get to a better place with each other. But as the third installment kicks off, Rodríguez cautions that both character have their reasons for being upset. Read the quote below:

“It’s really, really rough in the first several episodes,...

To paraphrase Barney Stinson, nothing suits Will Trent quite like a three-piece suit. But Tuesday’s Season 3 opener (ABC, 8/7c) introduces a new Will — a more laidback Will — and a whole new look.

It has been several months since Will arrested Angie, and he has started a new life for himself — details of which we’re not at liberty to disclose. But when it comes to his wardrobe, we can reveal that the (former?) Special Agent now prioritizes comfort over style. He’s also rocking some serious stubble.

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Hulu is ready with an entertainment-packed January next year. The upcoming month will see the release of the brilliant mystery thriller Paradise and multiple comedy shows like Going Dutch and Shifting Gears. Just like every month, Hulu is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the 10 new movies and TV shows coming to Hulu in January 2025.

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Animal Control is a comedy series created by Bob Fisher, Rob Greenberg, and Dan Sterling. The upcoming Season 3 of the Fox series will continue the story of our favorite animal control workers as they try to wrangle some new animals while going on various misadventures. Animal Control stars Joel McHale, Vella Lovell, Michael Rowland, Ravi V. Patel, and Grace Palmer.

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Viewers will be introduced to some new faces when Will Trent season 3 premieres, and one of them suggests Will and Angie's tiresome on-and-off relationship has permanently entered an "off" period. The ABC police procedural TV show, created by Karin Slaughter, Liz Heldens, and Daniel T. Thomsen, is based on Slaughter's book series of the same name, which follows Will Trent, a keen-eyed Gbi (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) agent. Ramn Rodrguez stars as the eponymous character in the cast of Will Trent, while Erika Christensen plays Will's love interest and childhood friend, Angie.

Will Trent season 3 is scheduled to premiere on Tuesday, January 7, 2025, at 8 pm Et on ABC. The third season is expected to have 18 episodes, the show's largest episode count yet.

Will and Angie grew up in the foster system together, which is why they have such a close bond. However, their relationship is far from perfect. Some might even...

The Season 2 finale flipped everything on its head on Will Trent, but it’s almost time for Season 3 to return and answer our most burning questions about the ABC crime drama. And already, we’ve got at least one clue about what’s ahead, as the first teaser (embedded above) for the new episodes reveals Angie (Erika Christensen) will be back on the job after that shocking arrest. Elsewhere in the teaser, we get our first glimpse of the action ahead and possibly some flirtationship between Will and a new guest star. Here’s a look at everything we know so far about Will Trent‘s upcoming return. When will Will Trent Season 3 premiere? ABC announced that Will Trent Season 3 will premiere on Tuesday, January 7 at 8/7c. It will be the lead-in for the midseason return of High Potential and the Season 7 premiere for The Rookie. How many episodes will...

The third season of ABC’s hit crime drama Will Trent will feature actor Scott Foley in a recurring role that promises to add complexity to the show’s interpersonal interactions.

Foley will portray Dr. Seth McDale, the chief of emergency medicine at an Atlanta hospital. His character is defined as confident and down-to-earth, and he will appear as a new love interest for Angie, played by Erika Christensen.

Based on Karin Slaughter’s best-selling novels, the series follows Special Agent Will Trent (Ramon Rodriguez) of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Trent’s hard beginnings in the foster care system developed his distinct approach to crime solving, allowing him to retain the Gbi’s greatest case clearance rate.

Gina Rodriguez joins the new season’s cast, which premieres January 7 at 8 p.m. on ABC and is available for next-day streaming on Hulu. She will play Marion Alba, a vivacious Assistant...

TV’s Scott Foley is returning to ABC.

The Scandal vet is set to recur in Will Trent Season 3, TVLine has learned. He’ll play Dr. Seth McDale, “the confident and down-to-earth head of emergency medicine at a local hospital and Angie’s new romantic interest,” according to the official character breakdown.

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Foley — whose myriad TV credits also include Felicity,...

Scott Foley (Scandal) has joined the cast of ABC’s hit series Will Trent in a recurring role. Season 3 of Will Trent premieres January 7, at 8 pm on ABC and will stream the next day on Hulu.

Based on Karin Slaughter’s New York Times bestselling “Will Trent” series, Special Agent Will Trent (Ramon Rodriguez) 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, he uses his unique point of view in the pursuit of justice and has the highest clearance rate in the Gbi.

In August, Deadline revealed exclusively the addition of Gina Rodriguez as Marion Alba, a charismatic, confident Assistant District Attorney new to Atlanta. After her first encounter with Will falls flat, the pair is surprised to learn that they must work together to investigate a crime in the world of Atlanta gangs.

“Vanderpump Rules,” “Love Island” and “Dancing With the Stars” alum Ariana Madix has found her next TV role.

The Broadway star landed a guest spot role in the upcoming third season of ABC’s “Will Trent,” TheWrap has learned.

Madix will appear as herself in the Ramón Rodriguez-led drama and will enlist Jake McLaughlin’s character, Detective Michael Ormewood, to work for her as security for an intervention she’s organizing for a friend.

Madix’s latest acting role comes after she made her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in the musical “Chicago” in January.

This is also just the latest casting news for the show after Gina Rodriguez was tapped to join “Will Trent” as a series regular back in August. Her character is described as charismatic and confident, though “after her first encounter with Will falls flat, the pair is surprised to learn that they must work...

Ariana Madix is set to guest star in “Will Trent” Season 3, Variety has learned exclusively.

Madix will appear as herself in an episode of the ABC procedural. In the episode, Madix is in Atlanta for work while also helping to stage an intervention for a friend. She hires Det. Ormewood (Jake McLaughlin) to help work security for the intervention.

This will not be the first time Madix has played herself in a scripted TV series. She previously did so in an episode of the critically acclaimed comedy “The Other Two.” She has also acted in shows like “Anger Management” and “Dads,” as well as films like “Working It Out” and “Dead End.” She fulfilled a lifelong dream by making her Broadway debut in early 2024, appearing as Roxie Hart in the hit musical “Chicago.”

Madix is best known for her work as cast member on the hit Bravo reality TV series “Vanderpump Rules,...

The following article contains mentions of sexual abuse and spoilers from the Will Trent season 2 finale, "Do You See the Vision?"

The Will Trent season 2 finale ended on a shocking note as Will Trent, Faith Mitchell, and Michael Ormewood investigated a string of murders of pedophiles in the finale. The ABC police procedural crime drama television show, created by Liz Heldens, Karin Slaughter, and Daniel T. Thomsen, follows the professional and personal life of Gbi special agent Will Trent. Since Will Trent's beginning, it has proven to be one of the more captivating and well-made shows on television, and the polarizing Will Trent season 2 finale further demonstrated its quality.

The story in the last episode of Will Trent season 2 began in the previous hour, which featured Faith and Ormewood trying to solve a murder case. However, by episode 9's end, the two characters realized they had a serial killer on their hands,...

Since Will Trent doesn't have many main cast members, viewers have gotten the chance to really get to know all five of them in the past two seasons, making the TV show's character ranking fairly simple. The ABC police procedural crime drama, created by Karin Slaughter, Liz Heldens, and Daniel T. Thomsen, is based on the characters in Slaughter's Will Trent book series. While almost everyone in the crime drama is pulled from the novels, Will Trent (the show) strays a bit from the source material concerning its stories, cases, and character details/backgrounds.

Will Trent Main Cast

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Ramn Rodrguez

Will Trent

Erika Christensen

Angie Polaski

Iantha Richardson

Faith Mitchell

Jake McLaughlin

Michael Ormewood

Sonja Sohn

Amanda Wagner

Despite forging its own path instead of directly adapting the books, Will Trent has been a major success for ABC. It has consistently achieved impressive ratings throughout its 23 episodes, and it...

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High Potential is a police procedural crime drama series created by Drew Goddard. Based on a French series titled Hpi created by Stéphane Carrié, Alice Chegaray-Breugnot, and Nicolas Jean, the ABC series follows the story of Morgan, a middle-aged mother of three with an Iq of 160 who works as a cleaner until she is offered a job to assist the LAPD in solving complex cases using her vast knowledge on various topics. High Potential stars Kaitlin Olson in the lead role with Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb, and Judy Reyes starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the interesting mysteries, thrilling stories, and compelling characters in High Potential here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Hpi (Hulu) Credit – TF1

Hpi is a French mystery crime comedy thriller series created by Stéphane Carrié,...

Will Trent season 3 won't return until early 2025. Gina Rodriguez joins the cast as Marion Alba, an Assistant District Attorney. Rodriguez's character may become Will's new love interest in season 3.

The bad news is that Will Trent won't return with season 3 until early 2025, but the good news is that one exciting actress is joining the main cast, subduing the persisting annoyance surrounding the wait. The ABC police procedural crime drama, created by Karin Slaughter, Liz Heldens, and Daniel T. Thomsen, is based on Slaughter's Will Trent book series and its characters. However, while most of the figures in the crime drama can also be found in the novels, one new character in Will Trent season 3 is entirely original to the TV show.

ABC has not announced a premiere date for Will Trent season 3 yet, but it's expected to debut in early 2025.

Following the shocking and thrilling Will Trent season 2 finale,...

Gina Rodriguez joins Will Trent season 3 as Marion Alba, an Ada new to Atlanta. Rodriguez is known for starring in Jane the Virgin. She also recently starring in ABC's Not Dead Yet.

The latest update on Will Trent season 3 promises an intriguing shift for the lead character thanks to the casting of a very familiar face. The upcoming third installment of the hit ABC police drama, based on the Karin Slaughter novels, does not currently have an announced release date. However, the show is slated to return with new episodes in 2025, dealing with the fallout from the Will Trent season 2 finale, which leaves a significant question mark around one of the main characters.

Now, Deadline confirms that Gina Rodriguez is joining Will Trent season 3. Rodriguez, a Golden Globe winner and two-time nominee for her lead role in Jane the Virgin, will play Marion Alba. The character is described as a...

Television mainstay Gina Rodriguez has found her next role. The actor is set to join the popular ABC series, Will Trent, beginning with its upcoming third season.

According to Deadline, Rodriguez will portray Marion Alba, "a charismatic, confident Assistant District Attorney new to Atlanta. After her first encounter with Will falls flat, the pair is surprised to learn that they must work together to investigate a crime in the world of Atlanta gangs." Will Trent marks a return to scripted television for Rodriguez after having headlined the shortlived sitcom Not Dead Yet, which ran for two seasons on ABC from February 2023 to April 2024. It also expands her relationship with the Alphabet Network following her co-hosting duties alongside Shaquille O'Neal on the game show Lucky 13, which is currently on Thursdays.

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The bad news is, we’ll have to wait quite a while for the third season of Will Trent.

The show is set to return midseason, which means fans will have to wait until very late 2024 or even early 2025 for more of their favorite special agent and his chihuahua companion.

But the good news is that that patience is sure be rewarded, thanks to a major addition to what is already one of the most talented and likable casts on TV.

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Deadline is reporting today that Gina Rodriguez (no relation to titular star Ramon Rodriguez) will be joining the cast as a series regular.

Gina previously charmed audiences as the lead in Jane the Virgin and the sadly short-lived Not Dead Yet, which was canceled in May after two seasons on ABC.

According to Deadline, Rodriguez will “portray Marion Alba, a charismatic, confident Assistant District Attorney new to Atlanta.

We’ve got our first piece of Will Trent Season 3 intel — and it’s a biggie.

Gina Rodriguez has boarded the ABC crime drama as a series regular, TVLine has confirmed. She’ll play Marion Alba, “a charismatic, confident Assistant District Attorney new to Atlanta,” according to the official character breakdown. “After her first encounter with Will falls flat, the pair is surprised to learn that they must work together to investigate a crime in the world of Atlanta gangs.” (Our sister site Deadline was first to report the news.)

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Gina Rodriguez has boarded ABC’s “Will Trent” as a series regular for Season 3, TheWrap has learned.

The “Jane the Virgin” star will enter the Ramon Rodríguez-led series as assistant district attorney Marion Alba, who is new to Atlanta. She will also join “Will Trent” cast members Sonja Sohn, who plays Amanda Wagner; Erika Christensen, who plays Angie Polaski; Iantha Richardson, who plays Faith Mitchell; and Jake McLaughlin, who plays Michael Ormewood.

She is described as “charismatic” and “confident,” though “after her first encounter with Will (Rodriguez) falls flat, the pair is surprised to learn that they must work together to investigate a crime in the world of Atlanta gangs,” per the official logline.

Rodriguez most recently starred in ABC comedy “Not Dead Yet,” which she led alongside Lauren Ash, Hannah Simone, Rick Glassman and Brad Garrett, who joined for Season 2. “Not Dead Yet” premiered in February 2023, and ran...

Gina Rodriguez has joined the Season 3 cast of the ABC drama “Will Trent” as a series regular.

She will play Marion Alba, who is described as a “charismatic, confident assistant district attorney who is new to Atlanta. After her first encounter with Will (Ramón Rodriguez) falls flat, the pair is surprised to learn that they must work together to investigate a crime in the world of Atlanta gangs.”

Rodriguez is best known for leading “Jane the Virgin,” the CW dramedy that ran for five seasons from 2014 to 2019. She also starred in the sitcom “Not Dead Yet” from 2023 to 2024 on ABC, where she still hosts the game show “Lucky 13.” In film, she has starred in Miranda July’s “Kajillionaire,” Catherine Hardwicke’s “Miss Bala” and Alex Garland’s “Annihilation,” as well as Netflix movies including “Players,” “Spy Kids: Armageddon” and “Someone Great.” She is repped by WME and Jackoway Austen Tyerman.

Exclusive: ABC’s Will Trent will have a new Ada in Season 3 to be played by Gina Rodriguez (Jane the Virgin).

Based on Karin Slaughter’s NY Times bestselling Will Trent book series, the show follows the titular Special Agent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (Ramón Rodriguez), who 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.

Rodriguez will portray Marion Alba, a charismatic, confident Assistant District Attorney new to Atlanta. After her first encounter with Will falls flat, the pair is surprised to learn that they must work together to investigate a crime in the world of Atlanta gangs.

Will and Angie (Erika Christensen) were pretty hot and cold in Season 2, could Marion be coming in to mix things up romantically?...

Mike Flanagan began his filmmaking career in 2011 with "Absentia," a Kickstarter-backed horror movie about a pregnant woman whose missing husband mysteriously returns after an unexplained seven-year absence. He gained mainstream attention with 2013's "Oculus," a gripping horror film about a haunted mirror that technically takes place almost entirely in one room. Then, in 2016, Flanagan offered the one-two-three punch of "Hush," "Before I Wake," and the mainstream sequel "Ouija: Origin of Evil." He was now a recognizable force in the horror community.

Flanagan gathered a huge fanbase with his subsequent adaptations of several famous horror novels. In 2017, he adapted Stephen King's "Gerald's Game" into an excellent feature film. In 2018, he turned Shirley Jackson's "The Haunting of Hill House" into a TV miniseries. In 2019, he made "Doctor Sleep," a convoluted ghost story based on King's sequel to "The Shining." Most recently, he adapted Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher...

Fans of the Flanaverse, activate your eagle eyes and cue up Netflix: There’s an Easter Egg in one of Mike Flanagan’s shows that viewers have not yet caught, the horror auteur said Friday.

His comments came during the “Book to Script to Screen” panel at Atx TV Festival in Austin, Texas. (Editor’s note: Atx TV Festival is owned by TVLine’s parent company, Pmc.) In addition to Flanagan, participants in the panel — which was moderated by yours truly — included Silo creator Graham Yost, Black Mirror executive producer Jessica Rhoades, Interview With the Vampire creator Rolin Jones...

The Will Trent season 2 finale shockingly ended with Angie's arrest, leading to uncertainty about her season 3 status. Angie's complicated relationship with Will faces a significant challenge due to her arrest, potentially ending their romance for good. Season 3 of Will Trent is set for a midseason premiere in 2025, and will likely feature a new direction for Angie's character.

Will Trent keeps raising the bar for itself with every passing episode, and that was certainly the case with the season 2 finale, which featured Angie Polaski, played by Erika Christensen, finding herself in a lot of trouble, jeopardizing her season 3 status. The ABC police procedural crime drama television series, created by Liz Heldens, Karin Slaughter, and Daniel T. Thomsen, is based on Slaughter's Will Trent book series. However, the show takes many creative liberties and doesn't religiously follow the novels, allowing it to frequently surprise the audience as it did in the last...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Will Trent season 2 finale!

Showrunners Liz Heldeens and Daniel Thomsen explained the flashforward in the Will Trent season 2 finale was to highlight what Will was giving up by arresting Angie. Will's decision to arrest Angie will impact season 3, likely focusing on fallout, punishment, and damaged trust. With Will having learned more about his backstory, that too likely impacted his decision - and will continue to effect him in season 3.

Will Trent showrunners Liz Heldens and Daniel Thomsen have opened up about why the season 2 finale ends with a flashforward of Will's prospective life with Angie in the future. At the end of Will Trent season 2, Will is about to confront Angie for tampering with evidence and giving false testimony to keep Crystal from being tied to Lenny Broussard's death. He ends up having a lengthy flashforward scene where he proposes to her instead, before snapping back...

The Will Trent co-showrunners were asked if major book character Sara Linton will appear in season 3. They are currently unsure if Linton should join the cast, because she is Will's romantic endgame. There is a way for Linton to appear on the show without interrupting the flow of the ongoing narrative.

The potential future appearance of a major Will Trent has been discussed by the show's showrunners. Will Trent, ABC's crime procedural starring Ramn Rodrguez in the title role, is based on the book series of the same name by Karin Slaughter. The ensemble cast also includes Erika Christensen, Iantha Richardson, Jake McLaughlin, and Sonja Sohn. Although season 2 of the show just ended on May 21, Will Trent season 3 is already on the way, as it was officially renewed back in April.

While breaking down the season 2 finale and the future of the show with co-showrunners Liz Heldens and Daniel Thomsen,...

Crystal is revealed as a serial killer with Angie assisting her, complicating Trent's bond with Angie. The idea of Crystal as a killer came from pitches during season 2 planning. Will Trent hesitated in making his decision about Crystal, unsure of his future with Angie.

Will Trent co-showrunner Liz Heldens gives a detailed explanation of the season 2 finale twist. Emerging as a solid hit for ABC, and based on the novels by Karin Slaughter, the crime drama gets a boost from the relationship between the titular Trent and homicide detective for the Atlanta Pd Angie (Erika Christensen). But their bond is complicated in the closing episode of season 2, which reveals that Crystal (Chapel Oaks) has been the one to go on a killing spree and that Angie assisted her at one point.

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The following contains spoilers for the 'Will Trent' Season 2 FinaleAfter an explosive finale, co-showrunners of Will Trent, Liz Heldens and Daniel Thomsoen, sat down with TVLine to discuss the many burning questions following Season 2's last episode, as well as the upcoming Season 3, which was confirmed on April 3, 2024. A finale that saw a tragic end for almost all the characters, one such ending left our protagonist, played by Ramn Rodrguez, packing his bags and leaving town. It's assumed that he will be back, given the confirmation of a third season, yet the question surrounding where exactly he is headed remains one of the most popular following Tuesday's finale. Speaking to TVLine, Thomson weighed in on the potential that Will might be visiting Antonio (John Ortiz) in Puerto Rico, saying:...

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The Will Trent season 2 finale is expected to end on a cliffhanger. The show won't return until 2025, making the long wait for season 3 frustrating after the upcoming cliffhanger ending. Will's traumatic past will resurface in the season 2 finale.

The Will Trent season 2 finale promises to feature intense scenes, shocking plot developments, and an ending that will make the wait for season 3 excruciating. The ABC crime drama series, created by Liz Heldens, Karin Slaughter, and Daniel T. Thomsen, is based on Slaughter's Will Trent book series and follows a Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent with a harrowing past. Will Trent was abandoned as a baby and grew up in multiple foster homes, where he suffered endless abuse. The show continuously explores Will's trauma, and the season 2 finale will further reveal troubling aspects of his past.

The Will Trent season 2 finale, "Do You See the Vision?," airs on Tuesday, May 21, at 8 pm Et on ABC.

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Will Trent season 2, episode 7.

Will and Angie's romance in "Will Trent" is toxic due to their trauma bond, and it needs to end. Will and Angie keep rekindling their relationship after experiencing traumatic events. Will should seek a healthy relationship in "Will Trent" season 3 and move on from his romance with Angie.

The eponymous character of Will Trent has sadly been through an excessive number of devastating events throughout his life, and he deserves a healthy relationship in season 3 that isn't built on a trauma bond. The ABC crime drama, created by Liz Heldens, Karin Slaughter, and Daniel T. Thomsen, is based on Slaughter's book series of the same name and revolves around Will Trent, a highly observant Georgia Bureau of Investigation (Gbi) agent who grew up in foster care. Angie Polaski was also placed in the Atlanta foster care system, where...

TVLine has your exclusive first look at Will Trent’s highly anticipated family reunion.

As previously reported, Season 2, Episode 6 of the ABC drama (airing Tuesday at 8/7c) introduces Will’s long-lost uncle — Lucy Morales’ brother, Antonio Miranda (played by American Fiction’s John Ortiz). The network has described Antonio as “warm and charismatic,” and that much is evident from his introduction.

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ABC renewed Will Trent for season 3 after the show's viewership increased by nearly 50 percent in season 2. The show's success can be attributed to its source material, character development, and intriguing (and shocking) storylines. ABC's early renewal of Will Trent for season 3 reflects the network's confidence in continued growth.

During a time when network television is seemingly slowly dying while streaming is on the rise, Will Trent has beaten the odds and scored a season 3 renewal as it has only gotten better with age. The ABC procedural crime drama television series, created by Karin Slaughter, Liz Heldens, and Daniel T. Thomsen, is based on Slaughter's popular book series of the same name and premiered in January 2023. While the majority of network dramas are canceled after their first seasons nowadays, Will Trent performed relatively well for ABC, resulting in a season 2 renewal before the season 1 finale.

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There's more of Will Trent coming to ABC, as the series has been officially renewed by the network for Season 3. It's an early renewal for the show, which has only aired five episodes of its current second season.

Per Variety, Will Trent's renewal comes as the series has maintained its popularity with viewers, making ABC much more confident about going ahead with a Season 3 renewal. The show just recently earned its highest-ever rating, scoring more than 9 million viewers across different platforms in the first seven days. This clear rise in viewership further solidifies the ABC drama's spot on television and it should help fans to know that there will be more to look forward to after the current season wraps up.

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“Will Trent” has been renewed for Season 3 at ABC.

The news comes as the police procedural, which is based on the Karin Slaughter’s Will Trent novels, has aired five episodes of its second season. The show has proven to be popular with audiences, building on its ratings each week since its second season premiered. Most recently, the show delivered its highest-rated episode ever with just over 9 million multiplatform viewers over seven days, per ABC.

Ramón Rodríguez stars in the series in the title role of Trent, the top agent at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Despite suffering from dyslexia and a childhood spent in the foster care system, Trent is able to solve cases others can’t due to his unique point of view.

The series also stars Sonja Sohn as Amanda Wagner, Erika Christensen as Angie Polaski, Iantha Richardson as Faith Mitchell, and Jake McLaughlin as Michael Ormewood.

Will Trent will be back for another go-round. Amid strong ratings, ABC has renewed the drama series, starring Ramón Rodríguez, for a third season.

The renewal is not surprising, given the series’ ratings success. Season-to-date, Will Trent is a top performer across both linear and streaming, and is gaining ratings momentum among adults across all platforms, up each week since its second-season premiere on February 20. The sophomore drama recently reached its highest rated episode ever on March 5, delivering 9.02 million total viewers in seven-day metrics. Since Season 1, the show has reached nearly 70 million total viewers across platforms.

Will Trent received an early Season 2 renewal last year on the heels of Season 1’s promising performance. The series led the ABC freshman pack as the No. 1 new drama in total viewers (9.9 million) and adults 18-49 (1.65 rating) after 35 days of viewing across linear and digital platforms.

Based on Karin Slaughter’s New York Times bestselling Will Trent books,...