'SEAL Team' Season 3: Is romance on the cards for Jason and Mandy, Clay and Stella as show teases new relationships?
As the third chapter of 'SEAL Team' unfolds, fans are wishing for a little joy in the life of Master Chief Special Warfare Operator Jason "Jace" Hayes.
It seems their wish will soon come true as David Boreanaz teased that the characters might delve deeper into close relationships and personal dynamics.
"Jason Hayes has a lot to talk about, but he's not too good about it, so I think that's going to be surprising for them," he said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
Giving a huge clue about a new love connection in the series, he added, "I hint at new relationships because I think we will see that, but it will take a little time. Maybe a good love story."
Will it be with Mandy Ellis (Jessica Paré) that he starts his romance? There seems to be a big question mark around that as she is no longer the CIA support now.
According to TVLine, the new subplot brings her to the field after her demotion. As an analyst and interrogator for all of DEVGRU, she will still be in the same place as the Bravo Team, but won't work with them.
Perhaps, the leader could strike a connection with someone new as there are some additions to the cast. 'Supernatural' fame Emily Swallow joins as Dr. Natalie Pierce, a research psychologist.
What's more, Rudy Dobrev will play the role of a field agent, Filip, for Serbia's version of the CIA and Jamie McShane will play Captain Lindell. He will work with operatives from Tier One who cross paths with Bravo.
That's not all. Moving ahead, the other characters have new story arcs in the pipeline too. Clay Spenser (Max Thieriot) was gravely injured last season and it is a mystery as to how long it will take for him to recover.
If he isn't back soon, it will be a major miss for the show as the Clay and Sonny (AJ Buckley) bromance is one of the top highlights.
There's no news on whether Alona Tal will return as Stella Baxter this season or not and whether her relationship with Clay will be explored any further.
Fans on Reddit have more concerns. "I wonder if they are ever going to solve the mystery from early season one. Something to do with one of their colleagues doing a secret investigation? I don't remember exactly what it was, but it was overshadowing everything for a while, then it just poofed."
As the first episode airs on CBS on October 2, 2019, the military drama will peek more into the lives of the most elite unit of Navy SEALs as they execute high-stakes missions.
"Having 'SEAL Team' coupled with 'SWAT' on October 2nd means my Wednesdays are about to become truly lit!" one fan wrote on Twitter. Don't you feel the same?
