'SEAL Team' Season 5: Release date, spoilers and all about hit CBS military drama
Such was the tremendous response for the fourth season of 'SEAL Team' that a new installment renewal hardly comes as a surprise. That though isn't the only news on the block. The CBS military drama will air the first four episodes on the network and switch to Paramount+ after. The move to the streamer comes as the platform attempts to appeal to the younger audience.
And while we wait for the high-octane series to make an arrival, here are some of the binge-worthy titles that you can take a look at: 'NCIS: Hawai'i', 'FBI: International, and 'FBI: Most Wanted'.
Release date and where to watch
'SEAL Team' Season 5 premieres Sunday, October 10, 10/9c on CBS.
Spoilers
Bravo team took quite the beating in season 4. To quickly recap. Scott Foxx's Full Metal succumbs to the injuries he sustained from an RPG and the episode ends with the team raising a glass to the fallen soldier. Jason Hayes (David Boreanz) suffers from headaches, more if which will be explored in season 5, while Ray (Neil Brown Jr.) admits he has PTSD. Sonny (AJ Buckley) has plans to shifting base to Texas and asks Davis (Toni Trucks) to go with him. Clay (Max Theriot) gets his wish when Stella (Alona Tal) agrees to his proposal.
The first episode of season 5 is titled, 'Trust, But Verify: Part 1' and the official synopsis reads: "Everyone on the team is shocked when they learn a training exercise is really cover for a covert mission to get a weapons expert out of one of the most dangerous countries in the world."
Cast
The main cast will reprise their roles in the upcoming season. Boreanaz (Jason Hayes), Thieriot (Clay Spenser), Neil Brown Jr. (Ray Perry), A.J. Buckley (Sonny Quinn), and rucks (Lisa Davis) will return. Also appearing in guest roles are Justin Melnick (Brock Reynolds), Tyler Grey (Trent Sawyer), Parisa Fakhri (Naima Perry), Rachel Boston (Hannah Oliver), Alona Tal (Stella Baxter), Kerri Medders (Emma Hayes), and Mike Wade (Lt. Soto).
MJ Kang plays North Korean defector Kwan Jon-Wi. Jennifer Shelton (Undersecretary), Keong Sim, Gavin White, Carolyn Ordonez, and Jim Hanna round up the rest of the cast.
Trailer
Showrunner Spencer Hudnut, in an interview with TV Line opened up about what to expect. "Three months, and I would say, ironically, that Jason is probably in the most stable place," he said, talking about the time that has passed from the events of season 4 and t because of all the work he did on himself last year. He is becoming an even better, all-around leader, more of a sheep dog inside the wire and outside the wire. He’s kind of more Obi-Wan than Luke Skywalker now, but he’s in a good place."
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