Joe Pickett is adding to its cast for season two. Keean Johnson is joining the cast as a series regular, and three recurring cast members – Vivienne Guynn, Chad Rook, and Aadila Dosani – have been promoted to series regulars. Michael Dorman stars in the drama series which follows a game warden and his family as they cope with changes in their small town.
Deadline revealed that Johnson will play “Luke Brueggeman, Joe Pickett’s new Game and Fish trainee. Luke is a wide-eyed, lovable screwup who often acts as Joe’s comedic sidekick. Luke has a motormouth, an aversion to horses – and an unconventional method for corralling drunk elk.”
The following was also revealed about the newly promoted cast members:
“Guynn plays April Keeley, a shy, sensitive, and thoughtful foster daughter whose mother abandoned her after her father was killed in Season one. Rook, who also starred in Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, plays Deputy McLanahan, a blundering sheriff’s deputy with a huge ego who relishes razzing Joe. Dosani, who starred in The CW’s Nancy Drew, plays Cricket, a quirky, underdog sheriff’s deputy who falls for a fugitive of the law.”
Joe Pickett was renewed for a second season earlier this year, and Spectrum Originals will announce a return date for the series at a later date.
What do you think? Are you excited to see more of Joe Pickett on Spectrum?
Love it! Keep it coming!!
Love the show
Great first season, can’t wait for season 2
I have read the pocket books and wouldn’t mind if they where all made into shows.
We can’t wait for season 2!
Love this series! Watch it on Paramount +. Can’t wait for the second series!
I’m excited for this show to return. It’s become one of my favorites.
It was our favorite show. Anxiously awaiting season two.
So good that we watched it thru before we turned the tv off !!! Can’t wait till season 2!!!
I am glad to see Michael Dorman return as Joe Picket. He was the saving grace to poorly written and directed series. So much potential there but the appeal is to the lowest common denominator.
A good technical advisor that producers, directors, and scriptwriters listen to would be a huge help.
Great concept, it just needs some cleaning up. If it weren’t for Dorman it would be dead upon arrival.