Season 2 of Hunting Wives is premiering on November 26th. And we don’t have to wonder whether the show will return for a third season while we are watching. Netflix announced today that it picked up the sexy drama for a third season.
What can we expect in November? It is described as: “Sophie [Brittany Snow] and Margo [MAlin Ackerman] are on the outs. But soon enough, old secrets and new foes force them back together. As they play their dangerous games, the question arises. Are they the hunters or the hunted?”
Before Scott Caan was the law in NCIS: New York, he fought the law in A Boy Called Hate. He looks the same now as he did when was 18 in that 1995 movie.
Tonight at 9p on CBS, NCIS debuts a new spinoff, NCIS: New York . From 2009-2023, LL Cool J played Sam Hanna on NCIS: Los Angeles. After a three-year break, he is moving across the country to work with a new team.
Hanna travels to NYC because his friend’s son is found dead, and initial reports said it was a suicide. He doesn’t think it was, so he asks Robyn Wells (Jennifer Beals), director of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service New York field office, if he can look into the case. She pairs him up with Special Agent Nick Schaeffer (Scott Caan) to investigate his death, which turns out to have been a murder.
They will be assisted by Special Agents Addy Ross (Jacqueline Byers) and Wyatt Servers (Shane Harper) in the field, and hacker Sean Sullivan, Devin Druid, back in the office.
Hanna works so well with them that Nick asks him to return to his New York City roots. Of course he says yes because, spoiler, CBS picked it up to series with him as a lead.
I will admit, I have only seen a few episodes of any of the NCIS shows in the franchise. So I was not sure how I would feel about this one after I watched the pilot. To my surprise, I really enjoyed the chemistry between them and the pace of the show. So I am planning on watching every week.
It could be because I am a New Yorker, and I appreciated the speech that Caan makes to LL at the end of the episode. But it truly is more than that. I can’t put my finger on it just yet, but it feels different than the other police procedurals.
Nick keeps saying they are like a family, and that is what I felt when I watched them work. Wells is the mom. Nick is the wise older brother who looks after his younger siblings. They follow his lead, but they can also take care of themselves. Sean is the preteen who is rebelling against them all because he is the baby. However, when he does something good, he feels like he’s earned his place among them. And then there is Hannah, their cousin who moves in with them after a fight and his mom got scared—whoops, wrong show and Rapper. Seriously, you get where I was going with that.
NCIS: New York will be enjoyed by old and new fans of the franchise because it is a mix of the two.
