"They play at different speeds," Seann William Scott on difference between his character and Clayne Crawford's in 'Lethal Weapon'

The network found a replacement for the character of Martin Riggs, but we are wondering what will happen after Damon Wayans' departure
PUBLISHED OCT 11, 2018

Fox's 'Lethal Weapon' has been going through a rough time recently. Only a few months back one of the lead actors, Clayne Crawford, was fired for bad behavior, and now the other lead actor of the show, Damon Wayans, has announced that he will be exiting the show after production wraps up on 13 new episodes of season 3.

The network had renewed the show in May, replacing the character of Martin Riggs, played by Crawford, with Seann William Scott's Wesley Cole.

Three episodes in of the new season, Seann in an interview with Fox TV, explained how his character is different from the character of Riggs as played by Crawford. 

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