Will Trent
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Will Trent is an American police procedural television series developed by Liz Heldens and Daniel T. Thomsen based on the series of novels by Karin Slaughter. The series, starring Ramón Rodríguez in the title role, premiered on January 3, 2023, on ABC. In April 2024, the series was renewed for a third season which premiered on January 7, 2025. In April 2025, the series was renewed for a fourth season which is slated to premiere on January 6, 2026.
Infobox
Genre
mw- Police procedural Crime drama
Based on
Will Trent book seriesby Karin Slaughter
Developed by
Liz Heldens&Daniel Thomsen
Starring
Ramón Rodríguez Erika Christensen Iantha Richardson Jake McLaughlin Sonja Sohn Gina Rodriguez Kevin Daniels
Music by
Joe Wong
Original language
English
No. of seasons
3
No. of episodes
41
Executive producers
Liz Heldens Paul McGuigan Oliver Obst Karin Slaughter Ramon Rodriguez
Producers
Ellen Marie Blum David Blake Hartley
Running time
43–44 minutes
Production companies
Selfish Mermaid 3 Arts Entertainment (episodes 1–17) Salt City Heavy Industries (episode 18–present) 20th Television
Network
ABC
Release
January 3, 2023 (2023-01-03) –present
Tables
First released
First released
Season
First released
Episodes
Last released
1
1
Season
1
Episodes
13
Episodes
January 3, 2023 (2023-01-03)
Originally released
May 2, 2023 (2023-05-02)
Originally released
33
Rank
5.99
2
2
Season
2
Episodes
10
Episodes
February 20, 2024 (2024-02-20)
Originally released
May 21, 2024 (2024-05-21)
Originally released
23
Rank
6.64
3
3
Season
3
Episodes
18
Episodes
January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07)
Originally released
May 13, 2025 (2025-05-13)
Originally released
TBA
Rank
TBA
4
4
Season
4
Episodes
TBA
Episodes
January 6, 2026 (2026-01-06)
Originally released
TBA
Originally released
TBA
Rank
TBA
| Season | Episodes | Originally released | Rank | Avg. viewership (in millions) | ||
| First released | Last released | |||||
| 1 | 13 | January 3, 2023 (2023-01-03) | May 2, 2023 (2023-05-02) | 33 | 5.99 | |
| 2 | 10 | February 20, 2024 (2024-02-20) | May 21, 2024 (2024-05-21) | 23 | 6.64 | |
| 3 | 18 | January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07) | May 13, 2025 (2025-05-13) | TBA | TBA | |
| 4 | TBA | January 6, 2026 (2026-01-06) | TBA | TBA | TBA | |
· Episodes › Season 1 (2023)
1
1
No.overall
1
No. inseason
1
Title
"Pilot"
Directed by
Paul McGuigan
Written by
Liz Heldens & Daniel Thomsen
Original release date
January 3, 2023 (2023-01-03)
Prod.code
1LGF01
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.61
High school student Emma Campano is apparently murdered in her own home during a botched burglary. Arriving home shortly afterwards, Emma's mother Abigail confronts and kills the apparent murderer. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is ordered to investigate alongside the police. GBI Deputy Director Amanda Wagner assigns her best investigator, Special Agent Will Trent. Will is unpopular with the Atlanta PD due to his role in a recent police corruption investigation, which ended many APD careers. Will's car has been vandalized but he stops off to adopt Betty, a chihuahua owned by his recently deceased neighbor. In addition, Emma's father Paul Campano knows Will from their time in an orphanage as children, where Paul bullied Will severely. Nevertheless, Will's superior observation and reasoning soon establish the dead girl is not Emma Campano but her friend, Kayla; Emma has been kidnapped using her own car, and the boy killed by Abigail is innocent. Amanda partners Will with reluctant APD Detective Faith Mitchell, whose mother's police career was ended by Will's investigation. APD Detective Michael Ormewood leads Emma's kidnapping investigation. Will finds Emma's abandoned car thanks to a tip from his friend, undercover narcotics Detective Angie Polaski. CCTV from a recording studio near the car confirms Emma's kidnapping but those responsible can't be identified. Suspicion falls on recording studio worker Warren, who had an obsession with Emma but when Will and Faith arrive at the studio to question him, Warren fatally shoots himself. Will returns home to find Angie waiting for him, and they become intimate. Next morning Paul Campano arrives at Will's house, saying he has shot Emma's kidnapper.
High school student Emma Campano is apparently murdered in her own home during a botched burglary. Arriving home shortly afterwards, Emma's mother Abigail confronts and kills the apparent murderer. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is ordered to investigate alongside the police. GBI Deputy Director Amanda Wagner assigns her best investigator, Special Agent Will Trent. Will is unpopular with the Atlanta PD due to his role in a recent police corruption investigation, which ended many APD careers. Will's car has been vandalized but he stops off to adopt Betty, a chihuahua owned by his recently deceased neighbor. In addition, Emma's father Paul Campano knows Will from their time in an orphanage as children, where Paul bullied Will severely. Nevertheless, Will's superior observation and reasoning soon establish the dead girl is not Emma Campano but her friend, Kayla; Emma has been kidnapped using her own car, and the boy killed by Abigail is innocent. Amanda partners Will with reluctant APD Detective Faith Mitchell, whose mother's police career was ended by Will's investigation. APD Detective Michael Ormewood leads Emma's kidnapping investigation. Will finds Emma's abandoned car thanks to a tip from his friend, undercover narcotics Detective Angie Polaski. CCTV from a recording studio near the car confirms Emma's kidnapping but those responsible can't be identified. Suspicion falls on recording studio worker Warren, who had an obsession with Emma but when Will and Faith arrive at the studio to question him, Warren fatally shoots himself. Will returns home to find Angie waiting for him, and they become intimate. Next morning Paul Campano arrives at Will's house, saying he has shot Emma's kidnapper.
No.overall
High school student Emma Campano is apparently murdered in her own home during a botched burglary. Arriving home shortly afterwards, Emma's mother Abigail confronts and kills the apparent murderer. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is ordered to investigate alongside the police. GBI Deputy Director Amanda Wagner assigns her best investigator, Special Agent Will Trent. Will is unpopular with the Atlanta PD due to his role in a recent police corruption investigation, which ended many APD careers. Will's car has been vandalized but he stops off to adopt Betty, a chihuahua owned by his recently deceased neighbor. In addition, Emma's father Paul Campano knows Will from their time in an orphanage as children, where Paul bullied Will severely. Nevertheless, Will's superior observation and reasoning soon establish the dead girl is not Emma Campano but her friend, Kayla; Emma has been kidnapped using her own car, and the boy killed by Abigail is innocent. Amanda partners Will with reluctant APD Detective Faith Mitchell, whose mother's police career was ended by Will's investigation. APD Detective Michael Ormewood leads Emma's kidnapping investigation. Will finds Emma's abandoned car thanks to a tip from his friend, undercover narcotics Detective Angie Polaski. CCTV from a recording studio near the car confirms Emma's kidnapping but those responsible can't be identified. Suspicion falls on recording studio worker Warren, who had an obsession with Emma but when Will and Faith arrive at the studio to question him, Warren fatally shoots himself. Will returns home to find Angie waiting for him, and they become intimate. Next morning Paul Campano arrives at Will's house, saying he has shot Emma's kidnapper.
2
2
No.overall
2
No. inseason
2
Title
"I'm a Pretty Observant Guy"
Directed by
Howard Deutch
Written by
Liz Heldens
Original release date
January 10, 2023 (2023-01-10)
Prod.code
1LGF02
U.S. viewers(millions)
2.95
Paul is surprised to find Angie at Will's house and it transpires Angie also grew up in foster homes with Will and Paul. Regarding the shooting, Paul suspected Emma's high school English teacher of sexually abusing her, went to the man's house and shot him 'accidentally'. He further justifies that, given their collective childhoods, they should recognize a predator. Will asks Paul for a DNA sample to eliminate him as a suspect, leading to a fight between them. Will's further investigations duly raise suspicions about the wounded teacher, Evan Bernard, who soon reveals himself as a sexual predator and cunning sociopath and taunts Will when he recognizes Will is dyslexic. Meanwhile Angie, questioned by her colleagues, admits to an 'on-off' relationship with Will for several years. Angie also has a history of alcohol and substance abuse and her sponsor, Det. Franklin, is concerned Angie's relationship with Will is potentially unhealthy. Angie has transferred to homicide and partnered with Ormewood, apprehensively as they had a brief past affair. Angie and Ormewood quickly solve their first case thanks to young witness Nico, who is non-binary. Angie recruits Nico to take care of Will's new dog Betty while he's at work. Will realizes the high school guidance counsellor, Mary Clark, is involved in Emma's kidnapping. Mary almost kills Will when he goes alone to interview her but he is saved by Faith. Mary has also been sexually abused and manipulated by Evan and refuses to co-operate. Will asks Angie to share a horrifying story from her own childhood with Mary, at which point Mary breaks down and gives the GBI detectives Emma's location. Emma is saved and Evan arrested and charged. Will asks Angie over for dinner but she refuses, upset over her personal trauma being used to break the case.
Paul is surprised to find Angie at Will's house and it transpires Angie also grew up in foster homes with Will and Paul. Regarding the shooting, Paul suspected Emma's high school English teacher of sexually abusing her, went to the man's house and shot him 'accidentally'. He further justifies that, given their collective childhoods, they should recognize a predator. Will asks Paul for a DNA sample to eliminate him as a suspect, leading to a fight between them. Will's further investigations duly raise suspicions about the wounded teacher, Evan Bernard, who soon reveals himself as a sexual predator and cunning sociopath and taunts Will when he recognizes Will is dyslexic. Meanwhile Angie, questioned by her colleagues, admits to an 'on-off' relationship with Will for several years. Angie also has a history of alcohol and substance abuse and her sponsor, Det. Franklin, is concerned Angie's relationship with Will is potentially unhealthy. Angie has transferred to homicide and partnered with Ormewood, apprehensively as they had a brief past affair. Angie and Ormewood quickly solve their first case thanks to young witness Nico, who is non-binary. Angie recruits Nico to take care of Will's new dog Betty while he's at work. Will realizes the high school guidance counsellor, Mary Clark, is involved in Emma's kidnapping. Mary almost kills Will when he goes alone to interview her but he is saved by Faith. Mary has also been sexually abused and manipulated by Evan and refuses to co-operate. Will asks Angie to share a horrifying story from her own childhood with Mary, at which point Mary breaks down and gives the GBI detectives Emma's location. Emma is saved and Evan arrested and charged. Will asks Angie over for dinner but she refuses, upset over her personal trauma being used to break the case.
No.overall
Paul is surprised to find Angie at Will's house and it transpires Angie also grew up in foster homes with Will and Paul. Regarding the shooting, Paul suspected Emma's high school English teacher of sexually abusing her, went to the man's house and shot him 'accidentally'. He further justifies that, given their collective childhoods, they should recognize a predator. Will asks Paul for a DNA sample to eliminate him as a suspect, leading to a fight between them. Will's further investigations duly raise suspicions about the wounded teacher, Evan Bernard, who soon reveals himself as a sexual predator and cunning sociopath and taunts Will when he recognizes Will is dyslexic. Meanwhile Angie, questioned by her colleagues, admits to an 'on-off' relationship with Will for several years. Angie also has a history of alcohol and substance abuse and her sponsor, Det. Franklin, is concerned Angie's relationship with Will is potentially unhealthy. Angie has transferred to homicide and partnered with Ormewood, apprehensively as they had a brief past affair. Angie and Ormewood quickly solve their first case thanks to young witness Nico, who is non-binary. Angie recruits Nico to take care of Will's new dog Betty while he's at work. Will realizes the high school guidance counsellor, Mary Clark, is involved in Emma's kidnapping. Mary almost kills Will when he goes alone to interview her but he is saved by Faith. Mary has also been sexually abused and manipulated by Evan and refuses to co-operate. Will asks Angie to share a horrifying story from her own childhood with Mary, at which point Mary breaks down and gives the GBI detectives Emma's location. Emma is saved and Evan arrested and charged. Will asks Angie over for dinner but she refuses, upset over her personal trauma being used to break the case.
3
3
No.overall
3
No. inseason
3
Title
"Don't Let It Happen Again"
Directed by
Howard Deutch
Written by
Inda Craig-Galván
Original release date
January 17, 2023 (2023-01-17)
Prod.code
1LGF04
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.32
Will and Faith are assigned a murder case in the Lake Lanier area. The Oakmead County mayor's body was found in his burnt-out boat. Faith, driving with Will, argues with her son on the phone and eats junk food. Will soon connects the mayor's death with another recent murder and eventually, a 30-year-old cold case involving a black family found murdered in their station wagon near the lake. Will, Faith and Hall County Sheriff Josie Miller are joined by Amanda, saying the station wagon murders weren't properly investigated and blaming the sheriff at the time. They find an old photo of four men linked to the murders. Josie recognizes two of the men as the recent murder victims. A local mechanic is soon identified as another in the photo. Carrying a shotgun, he refuses to surrender and Josie shoots and kills him, shocking Amanda. The fourth man is eventually identified as David Merrick, son of the sheriff at the time of the murders. Exploring the old station wagon, Will realizes there was a baby in the car, overlooked by the assailants and later taken by sheriff John Merrick. Josie Miller was that baby and is now exacting revenge on her family's killers. Josie pulls her gun on Faith and demands they confront David Merrick. On Lake Lanier bridge, David confesses to the murders. Josie shoots him in the leg as Faith tries to talk her down. Will and Amanda arrive, Amanda promising to shoot Josie if she harms Faith. Josie throws herself into the lake and drowns. Faith reflects on the history of Lake Lanier, its creation involving destruction of a black community and ghosts haunting the area. In Atlanta, after solving their latest case Ormewood invites Angie to dinner at his family's home. Ormewood's wife Gina tells Angie she is aware of her husband and Angie's past sexual encounter and demands Angie prevent another. Angie later informs Will of her brief affair with Ormewood, explaining she doesn't want secrets between them.
Will and Faith are assigned a murder case in the Lake Lanier area. The Oakmead County mayor's body was found in his burnt-out boat. Faith, driving with Will, argues with her son on the phone and eats junk food. Will soon connects the mayor's death with another recent murder and eventually, a 30-year-old cold case involving a black family found murdered in their station wagon near the lake. Will, Faith and Hall County Sheriff Josie Miller are joined by Amanda, saying the station wagon murders weren't properly investigated and blaming the sheriff at the time. They find an old photo of four men linked to the murders. Josie recognizes two of the men as the recent murder victims. A local mechanic is soon identified as another in the photo. Carrying a shotgun, he refuses to surrender and Josie shoots and kills him, shocking Amanda. The fourth man is eventually identified as David Merrick, son of the sheriff at the time of the murders. Exploring the old station wagon, Will realizes there was a baby in the car, overlooked by the assailants and later taken by sheriff John Merrick. Josie Miller was that baby and is now exacting revenge on her family's killers. Josie pulls her gun on Faith and demands they confront David Merrick. On Lake Lanier bridge, David confesses to the murders. Josie shoots him in the leg as Faith tries to talk her down. Will and Amanda arrive, Amanda promising to shoot Josie if she harms Faith. Josie throws herself into the lake and drowns. Faith reflects on the history of Lake Lanier, its creation involving destruction of a black community and ghosts haunting the area. In Atlanta, after solving their latest case Ormewood invites Angie to dinner at his family's home. Ormewood's wife Gina tells Angie she is aware of her husband and Angie's past sexual encounter and demands Angie prevent another. Angie later informs Will of her brief affair with Ormewood, explaining she doesn't want secrets between them.
No.overall
Will and Faith are assigned a murder case in the Lake Lanier area. The Oakmead County mayor's body was found in his burnt-out boat. Faith, driving with Will, argues with her son on the phone and eats junk food. Will soon connects the mayor's death with another recent murder and eventually, a 30-year-old cold case involving a black family found murdered in their station wagon near the lake. Will, Faith and Hall County Sheriff Josie Miller are joined by Amanda, saying the station wagon murders weren't properly investigated and blaming the sheriff at the time. They find an old photo of four men linked to the murders. Josie recognizes two of the men as the recent murder victims. A local mechanic is soon identified as another in the photo. Carrying a shotgun, he refuses to surrender and Josie shoots and kills him, shocking Amanda. The fourth man is eventually identified as David Merrick, son of the sheriff at the time of the murders. Exploring the old station wagon, Will realizes there was a baby in the car, overlooked by the assailants and later taken by sheriff John Merrick. Josie Miller was that baby and is now exacting revenge on her family's killers. Josie pulls her gun on Faith and demands they confront David Merrick. On Lake Lanier bridge, David confesses to the murders. Josie shoots him in the leg as Faith tries to talk her down. Will and Amanda arrive, Amanda promising to shoot Josie if she harms Faith. Josie throws herself into the lake and drowns. Faith reflects on the history of Lake Lanier, its creation involving destruction of a black community and ghosts haunting the area. In Atlanta, after solving their latest case Ormewood invites Angie to dinner at his family's home. Ormewood's wife Gina tells Angie she is aware of her husband and Angie's past sexual encounter and demands Angie prevent another. Angie later informs Will of her brief affair with Ormewood, explaining she doesn't want secrets between them.
4
4
No.overall
4
No. inseason
4
Title
"My Stupid Detective Brain"
Directed by
Sheree Folkson
Written by
Kath Lingenfelter
Original release date
January 24, 2023 (2023-01-24)
Prod.code
1LGF05
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.04
Will is at the hospital with Faith, who collapsed at work and is being examined. Amanda calls and informs Will the GBI have been asked to look at a man hit by a pickup in Stone Mountain Park. Will is assisted by Angie and Ormewood, with Ormewood angry at being deputized to Will again. The subject of the case is badly injured and soon expires, his body bears signs of restraint and torture, and he has also been chemically blinded. Investigating the park, the team discover a second body with similar injuries. Ormewood falls into a hidden underground bunker, injuring his ankle. The bunker, a torture chamber from which the dead men escaped, contains items from a local church. Will connects the dead men to a poster in the church foyer, advertising a support group for separated, failed fathers. Will carries protein bars to satisfy Faith's food cravings, realizing she has diabetes. Faith has deduced Will's dyslexia, and they discuss the ways personal issues are used to disparage professional ability. Will is also obsessing over Angie and Ormewood's past relationship, preventing him focusing on a key piece of evidence, an audio recording of the initial accident made by two podcasters. Ormewood is frustrated when assigned routine follow-up interviews but he soon identifies a suspect, Tom Coldfield. Ormewood travels Coldfield's address, an old farm, but Coldfield surprises and imprisons him. From the recording, Will finally realizes the initial victim was deliberately run down by the truck. Interviewing the older couple from the truck, he discovers Coldfield is the woman's son and his biological father was a broke, abusive alcoholic. Coldfield's mother and stepfather were aiding their son's revenge mission against all such fathers. Will, Faith and Angie arrive at the farm in time to rescue Ormewood and arrest Coldfield. Later, lying in bed next to Angie, Will ponders their future.
Will is at the hospital with Faith, who collapsed at work and is being examined. Amanda calls and informs Will the GBI have been asked to look at a man hit by a pickup in Stone Mountain Park. Will is assisted by Angie and Ormewood, with Ormewood angry at being deputized to Will again. The subject of the case is badly injured and soon expires, his body bears signs of restraint and torture, and he has also been chemically blinded. Investigating the park, the team discover a second body with similar injuries. Ormewood falls into a hidden underground bunker, injuring his ankle. The bunker, a torture chamber from which the dead men escaped, contains items from a local church. Will connects the dead men to a poster in the church foyer, advertising a support group for separated, failed fathers. Will carries protein bars to satisfy Faith's food cravings, realizing she has diabetes. Faith has deduced Will's dyslexia, and they discuss the ways personal issues are used to disparage professional ability. Will is also obsessing over Angie and Ormewood's past relationship, preventing him focusing on a key piece of evidence, an audio recording of the initial accident made by two podcasters. Ormewood is frustrated when assigned routine follow-up interviews but he soon identifies a suspect, Tom Coldfield. Ormewood travels Coldfield's address, an old farm, but Coldfield surprises and imprisons him. From the recording, Will finally realizes the initial victim was deliberately run down by the truck. Interviewing the older couple from the truck, he discovers Coldfield is the woman's son and his biological father was a broke, abusive alcoholic. Coldfield's mother and stepfather were aiding their son's revenge mission against all such fathers. Will, Faith and Angie arrive at the farm in time to rescue Ormewood and arrest Coldfield. Later, lying in bed next to Angie, Will ponders their future.
No.overall
Will is at the hospital with Faith, who collapsed at work and is being examined. Amanda calls and informs Will the GBI have been asked to look at a man hit by a pickup in Stone Mountain Park. Will is assisted by Angie and Ormewood, with Ormewood angry at being deputized to Will again. The subject of the case is badly injured and soon expires, his body bears signs of restraint and torture, and he has also been chemically blinded. Investigating the park, the team discover a second body with similar injuries. Ormewood falls into a hidden underground bunker, injuring his ankle. The bunker, a torture chamber from which the dead men escaped, contains items from a local church. Will connects the dead men to a poster in the church foyer, advertising a support group for separated, failed fathers. Will carries protein bars to satisfy Faith's food cravings, realizing she has diabetes. Faith has deduced Will's dyslexia, and they discuss the ways personal issues are used to disparage professional ability. Will is also obsessing over Angie and Ormewood's past relationship, preventing him focusing on a key piece of evidence, an audio recording of the initial accident made by two podcasters. Ormewood is frustrated when assigned routine follow-up interviews but he soon identifies a suspect, Tom Coldfield. Ormewood travels Coldfield's address, an old farm, but Coldfield surprises and imprisons him. From the recording, Will finally realizes the initial victim was deliberately run down by the truck. Interviewing the older couple from the truck, he discovers Coldfield is the woman's son and his biological father was a broke, abusive alcoholic. Coldfield's mother and stepfather were aiding their son's revenge mission against all such fathers. Will, Faith and Angie arrive at the farm in time to rescue Ormewood and arrest Coldfield. Later, lying in bed next to Angie, Will ponders their future.
5
5
No.overall
5
No. inseason
5
Title
"The Look Out"
Directed by
Charles Randolph-Wright
Written by
Daniel Thomsen
Original release date
January 31, 2023 (2023-01-31)
Prod.code
1LGF03
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.22
When Betty goes missing briefly, Will blames Angie and they have a heated argument, after which Angie decides to move out. Faith is called to a club where there has been a shooting incident with her son present. Will tags along and, as Faith disciplines her son, Will argues with the cops about the incident. A retired football star, Chris Conlan, had his gold chains snatched, his wife attacked the robber and was shot. Will bets the APD cops he can solve the crime that night. Using some photos from a club website, Will quickly tracks down a stickup gang but a lack of evidence absolves them of the crimes under investigation. The website photographer, Ava, and Will flirt and later she asks him out but Will declines, feeling guilty over the apparent end of his latest relationship with Angie. Will soon establishes Conlan's college team-mate 'Pudge' committed the robbery as part of an insurance scam; the stolen jewellery was fake but Pudge was supposed to be carrying an unloaded gun. Pudge's body plummets from a balcony into a parked car as Will and Faith arrive to interview him. The cops demand their money, Will bets double-or-nothing. From Ava's photos of other club nights Will establishes Conlan's manager and wife were having an affair. Aware of the fake robbery, the manager had loaded the gun hoping Conlan would be killed. As Conlan attempts to shoot his manager, Will and Faith arrive to arrest both. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a realtor who dealt in cryptocurrency. They track the money to the realtor's former partner in a pornography business. The man runs when they try to arrest him. Ormewood chases down and beats him, concerning Angie. Angie also discovers a victim of sex trafficking in the house and promises to take care of her. Later, Angie returns to Will's, saying she doesn't want to abandon relationships when they become difficult.
When Betty goes missing briefly, Will blames Angie and they have a heated argument, after which Angie decides to move out. Faith is called to a club where there has been a shooting incident with her son present. Will tags along and, as Faith disciplines her son, Will argues with the cops about the incident. A retired football star, Chris Conlan, had his gold chains snatched, his wife attacked the robber and was shot. Will bets the APD cops he can solve the crime that night. Using some photos from a club website, Will quickly tracks down a stickup gang but a lack of evidence absolves them of the crimes under investigation. The website photographer, Ava, and Will flirt and later she asks him out but Will declines, feeling guilty over the apparent end of his latest relationship with Angie. Will soon establishes Conlan's college team-mate 'Pudge' committed the robbery as part of an insurance scam; the stolen jewellery was fake but Pudge was supposed to be carrying an unloaded gun. Pudge's body plummets from a balcony into a parked car as Will and Faith arrive to interview him. The cops demand their money, Will bets double-or-nothing. From Ava's photos of other club nights Will establishes Conlan's manager and wife were having an affair. Aware of the fake robbery, the manager had loaded the gun hoping Conlan would be killed. As Conlan attempts to shoot his manager, Will and Faith arrive to arrest both. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a realtor who dealt in cryptocurrency. They track the money to the realtor's former partner in a pornography business. The man runs when they try to arrest him. Ormewood chases down and beats him, concerning Angie. Angie also discovers a victim of sex trafficking in the house and promises to take care of her. Later, Angie returns to Will's, saying she doesn't want to abandon relationships when they become difficult.
No.overall
When Betty goes missing briefly, Will blames Angie and they have a heated argument, after which Angie decides to move out. Faith is called to a club where there has been a shooting incident with her son present. Will tags along and, as Faith disciplines her son, Will argues with the cops about the incident. A retired football star, Chris Conlan, had his gold chains snatched, his wife attacked the robber and was shot. Will bets the APD cops he can solve the crime that night. Using some photos from a club website, Will quickly tracks down a stickup gang but a lack of evidence absolves them of the crimes under investigation. The website photographer, Ava, and Will flirt and later she asks him out but Will declines, feeling guilty over the apparent end of his latest relationship with Angie. Will soon establishes Conlan's college team-mate 'Pudge' committed the robbery as part of an insurance scam; the stolen jewellery was fake but Pudge was supposed to be carrying an unloaded gun. Pudge's body plummets from a balcony into a parked car as Will and Faith arrive to interview him. The cops demand their money, Will bets double-or-nothing. From Ava's photos of other club nights Will establishes Conlan's manager and wife were having an affair. Aware of the fake robbery, the manager had loaded the gun hoping Conlan would be killed. As Conlan attempts to shoot his manager, Will and Faith arrive to arrest both. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a realtor who dealt in cryptocurrency. They track the money to the realtor's former partner in a pornography business. The man runs when they try to arrest him. Ormewood chases down and beats him, concerning Angie. Angie also discovers a victim of sex trafficking in the house and promises to take care of her. Later, Angie returns to Will's, saying she doesn't want to abandon relationships when they become difficult.
6
6
No.overall
6
No. inseason
6
Title
"Should I Go Get My Tin Foil Hat?"
Directed by
Lea Thompson
Written by
Britta Lundin
Original release date
February 14, 2023 (2023-02-14)
Prod.code
1LGF06
U.S. viewers(millions)
2.89
Faith and her son Jeremy find Faith's ex-partner (and Jeremy's father) Charles in their house. Charles maintains he's being followed and begs Faith's help. She solicits Will's assistance. Will finds evidence of intruders using Charles's apartment to spy on his neighbors, Kevin and Sally, whom the GBI agents discover murdered. Sally worked for IT company Selantus, responsible for supplying the GBI's phones, computers and IT. Soon Will is being followed and Faith subjected to threatening messages, upsetting Charles who is an Afghanistan veteran suffering PTSD. Will links a clue left by Sally at her murder scene to a newspaper reporter. Meeting with Will and Faith, the reporter tells them Selantus installed a backdoor into the GBI's IT systems and are stealing information regarding GBI investigations. Sally stole a hard drive with evidence of the backdoor and gave the reporter a key to its location. As the reporter leaves she is killed in a drive-by shooting. Will and Faith become paranoid about IT security at the GBI, frustrating Amanda. Charles recognizes the key, recovered by Will, as belonging to Sally's post office box and texts Faith the location, thus alerting Selantus too. In a shootout at the post office, the murderous Selantus employee is captured but not before he obtains and destroys the hard drive. Despite lacking this evidence, Will, Faith and Amanda convince GBI Director Armstrong to sever the GBI's relationship with Selantus. Faith notes positive bonding between Charles and Jeremy and suggests Charles be involved in future parenting. The trafficked girl rescued by Angie expresses concern for her underage friend Jade. Angie and Ormewood rescue Jade from a pornographer, entering the premises under a flimsy pretext. Will notices his dog-sitter Nico behaving oddly and stealing money from him. Nico later admits to being beaten and extorted by another resident in their block, so Will invites Nico to move in with him and Betty.
Faith and her son Jeremy find Faith's ex-partner (and Jeremy's father) Charles in their house. Charles maintains he's being followed and begs Faith's help. She solicits Will's assistance. Will finds evidence of intruders using Charles's apartment to spy on his neighbors, Kevin and Sally, whom the GBI agents discover murdered. Sally worked for IT company Selantus, responsible for supplying the GBI's phones, computers and IT. Soon Will is being followed and Faith subjected to threatening messages, upsetting Charles who is an Afghanistan veteran suffering PTSD. Will links a clue left by Sally at her murder scene to a newspaper reporter. Meeting with Will and Faith, the reporter tells them Selantus installed a backdoor into the GBI's IT systems and are stealing information regarding GBI investigations. Sally stole a hard drive with evidence of the backdoor and gave the reporter a key to its location. As the reporter leaves she is killed in a drive-by shooting. Will and Faith become paranoid about IT security at the GBI, frustrating Amanda. Charles recognizes the key, recovered by Will, as belonging to Sally's post office box and texts Faith the location, thus alerting Selantus too. In a shootout at the post office, the murderous Selantus employee is captured but not before he obtains and destroys the hard drive. Despite lacking this evidence, Will, Faith and Amanda convince GBI Director Armstrong to sever the GBI's relationship with Selantus. Faith notes positive bonding between Charles and Jeremy and suggests Charles be involved in future parenting. The trafficked girl rescued by Angie expresses concern for her underage friend Jade. Angie and Ormewood rescue Jade from a pornographer, entering the premises under a flimsy pretext. Will notices his dog-sitter Nico behaving oddly and stealing money from him. Nico later admits to being beaten and extorted by another resident in their block, so Will invites Nico to move in with him and Betty.
No.overall
Faith and her son Jeremy find Faith's ex-partner (and Jeremy's father) Charles in their house. Charles maintains he's being followed and begs Faith's help. She solicits Will's assistance. Will finds evidence of intruders using Charles's apartment to spy on his neighbors, Kevin and Sally, whom the GBI agents discover murdered. Sally worked for IT company Selantus, responsible for supplying the GBI's phones, computers and IT. Soon Will is being followed and Faith subjected to threatening messages, upsetting Charles who is an Afghanistan veteran suffering PTSD. Will links a clue left by Sally at her murder scene to a newspaper reporter. Meeting with Will and Faith, the reporter tells them Selantus installed a backdoor into the GBI's IT systems and are stealing information regarding GBI investigations. Sally stole a hard drive with evidence of the backdoor and gave the reporter a key to its location. As the reporter leaves she is killed in a drive-by shooting. Will and Faith become paranoid about IT security at the GBI, frustrating Amanda. Charles recognizes the key, recovered by Will, as belonging to Sally's post office box and texts Faith the location, thus alerting Selantus too. In a shootout at the post office, the murderous Selantus employee is captured but not before he obtains and destroys the hard drive. Despite lacking this evidence, Will, Faith and Amanda convince GBI Director Armstrong to sever the GBI's relationship with Selantus. Faith notes positive bonding between Charles and Jeremy and suggests Charles be involved in future parenting. The trafficked girl rescued by Angie expresses concern for her underage friend Jade. Angie and Ormewood rescue Jade from a pornographer, entering the premises under a flimsy pretext. Will notices his dog-sitter Nico behaving oddly and stealing money from him. Nico later admits to being beaten and extorted by another resident in their block, so Will invites Nico to move in with him and Betty.
7
7
No.overall
7
No. inseason
7
Title
"Unable to Locate"
Directed by
Patricia Cardoso
Written by
Henry "Hank" Jones
Original release date
February 21, 2023 (2023-02-21)
Prod.code
1LGF07
U.S. viewers(millions)
2.63
Will discovers Betty chewing the discarded instructions for a pregnancy test. When Will asks Angie about it, she explains she didn't take the test due to apprehension about becoming a mother, mentioning her history and the fact she is "only 62 days sober". Will's attempts at reassurance only increase Angie's anxiety who lies "the baby might not be yours", angering Will. Throughout the episode, Will recalls an earlier time when he and Angie were teenage runaways from a foster home, seeking an abortion after Angie was raped and made pregnant by the male custodian. In the present day, Will and Faith are asked to find a stolen shipping container of guns. The Confederate Front (CF), a right-wing extremist group, are the prime suspects. Will confronts a suspect outside a bar but is attacked by CF members. Injured, he hides in the back of a pickup owned by a CF member and loses consciousness. Faith reports Will missing and Amanda initiates a massive search, while Angie feels guilt. Will awakes in the back of the now-moving truck, his phone powerless. They eventually arrive at a site and Will decides to take on the CF alone but first leaves an emotional 'final' message for Angie on his tape-recorder. Faith's aggressive investigating enables the GBI to suddenly arrive in force, arrest the CF members and save Will. Angie and Ormewood investigate a murder at a fashion sneaker launch; the store owner Lou Lou claims to have witnessed the murder and know the shooter, a rival sneaker trader. Angie is suspicious of Ormewood and Lou Lou's familiarity and neatly closed case and investigates further, identifying an alternate suspect. Ormewood reacts with an initial angry outburst, but eventually helps Angie arrest her man. Ormewood later reveals he was being blackmailed by Lou Lou, whose security camera once filmed him viciously beating a suspect. Ormewood admits to suffering anger and violence issues post military service. Later with Will, Angie takes the pregnancy test; it is negative. Will keeps the tape he made earlier.
Will discovers Betty chewing the discarded instructions for a pregnancy test. When Will asks Angie about it, she explains she didn't take the test due to apprehension about becoming a mother, mentioning her history and the fact she is "only 62 days sober". Will's attempts at reassurance only increase Angie's anxiety who lies "the baby might not be yours", angering Will. Throughout the episode, Will recalls an earlier time when he and Angie were teenage runaways from a foster home, seeking an abortion after Angie was raped and made pregnant by the male custodian. In the present day, Will and Faith are asked to find a stolen shipping container of guns. The Confederate Front (CF), a right-wing extremist group, are the prime suspects. Will confronts a suspect outside a bar but is attacked by CF members. Injured, he hides in the back of a pickup owned by a CF member and loses consciousness. Faith reports Will missing and Amanda initiates a massive search, while Angie feels guilt. Will awakes in the back of the now-moving truck, his phone powerless. They eventually arrive at a site and Will decides to take on the CF alone but first leaves an emotional 'final' message for Angie on his tape-recorder. Faith's aggressive investigating enables the GBI to suddenly arrive in force, arrest the CF members and save Will. Angie and Ormewood investigate a murder at a fashion sneaker launch; the store owner Lou Lou claims to have witnessed the murder and know the shooter, a rival sneaker trader. Angie is suspicious of Ormewood and Lou Lou's familiarity and neatly closed case and investigates further, identifying an alternate suspect. Ormewood reacts with an initial angry outburst, but eventually helps Angie arrest her man. Ormewood later reveals he was being blackmailed by Lou Lou, whose security camera once filmed him viciously beating a suspect. Ormewood admits to suffering anger and violence issues post military service. Later with Will, Angie takes the pregnancy test; it is negative. Will keeps the tape he made earlier.
No.overall
Will discovers Betty chewing the discarded instructions for a pregnancy test. When Will asks Angie about it, she explains she didn't take the test due to apprehension about becoming a mother, mentioning her history and the fact she is "only 62 days sober". Will's attempts at reassurance only increase Angie's anxiety who lies "the baby might not be yours", angering Will. Throughout the episode, Will recalls an earlier time when he and Angie were teenage runaways from a foster home, seeking an abortion after Angie was raped and made pregnant by the male custodian. In the present day, Will and Faith are asked to find a stolen shipping container of guns. The Confederate Front (CF), a right-wing extremist group, are the prime suspects. Will confronts a suspect outside a bar but is attacked by CF members. Injured, he hides in the back of a pickup owned by a CF member and loses consciousness. Faith reports Will missing and Amanda initiates a massive search, while Angie feels guilt. Will awakes in the back of the now-moving truck, his phone powerless. They eventually arrive at a site and Will decides to take on the CF alone but first leaves an emotional 'final' message for Angie on his tape-recorder. Faith's aggressive investigating enables the GBI to suddenly arrive in force, arrest the CF members and save Will. Angie and Ormewood investigate a murder at a fashion sneaker launch; the store owner Lou Lou claims to have witnessed the murder and know the shooter, a rival sneaker trader. Angie is suspicious of Ormewood and Lou Lou's familiarity and neatly closed case and investigates further, identifying an alternate suspect. Ormewood reacts with an initial angry outburst, but eventually helps Angie arrest her man. Ormewood later reveals he was being blackmailed by Lou Lou, whose security camera once filmed him viciously beating a suspect. Ormewood admits to suffering anger and violence issues post military service. Later with Will, Angie takes the pregnancy test; it is negative. Will keeps the tape he made earlier.
8
8
No.overall
8
No. inseason
8
Title
"Two Hundred Dollars and a Bus Pass"
Directed by
Geary McLeod
Written by
Karine Rosenthal
Original release date
February 28, 2023 (2023-02-28)
Prod.code
1LGF08
U.S. viewers(millions)
2.71
Will and Faith attend the apparent drowning suicide of a college student, Alison Schooner. Will notes a subtle knife wound in Alison's neck, establishing she was murdered. Searching Alison's room, Will notes her possessions were kept under lock-and-key and assumes, correctly, she grew up in the foster care system. Will comes to empathize strongly with Alison. While they search the room, another student (Milo) tries to break in but has a seizure and collapses when Will attempts to arrest him. Investigation establishes Alison was participating in a pharmaceutical trial for money and her ex-boyfriend, Jason, is a research assistant in a laboratory running drug trials. Jason has an alibi which is undermined by a fellow research assistant, Darla. At the hospital, Faith discovers Milo's seizure was caused by multiple experimental drugs. Faith flirts awkwardly with the doctor but eventually they swap numbers. The GBI agents are made aware of a thriving black market in experimental drugs at the college, involving Alison. Darla is stabbed and identifies Jason as her attacker. Will and Faith find Jason's body in the basement, an apparent shooting suicide with "I'm Sorry" written on the wall. Will is suspicious and outside Darla's hospital room, stages a scene to suggest Milo has recovered and is willing to talk. Will later catches Darla attempting to murder 'Milo'. Darla was running the lucrative illicit drug business and murdered Alison when she threatened to become a whistleblower. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a magician, stabbed with his own sword, in a retirement home. The detectives eventually find the magician's missing phone, filched by a resident, and discover the magician used his hypnotism skills to steal money from the residents. He was planning to jilt his lover, Nancy the retirement home manager, and run off to the Bahamas. On discovering this, Nancy killed the magician, the murder captured on his phone camera as he self-filmed a promotional video. At Will's house, he, Angie and Nico remember Alison.
Will and Faith attend the apparent drowning suicide of a college student, Alison Schooner. Will notes a subtle knife wound in Alison's neck, establishing she was murdered. Searching Alison's room, Will notes her possessions were kept under lock-and-key and assumes, correctly, she grew up in the foster care system. Will comes to empathize strongly with Alison. While they search the room, another student (Milo) tries to break in but has a seizure and collapses when Will attempts to arrest him. Investigation establishes Alison was participating in a pharmaceutical trial for money and her ex-boyfriend, Jason, is a research assistant in a laboratory running drug trials. Jason has an alibi which is undermined by a fellow research assistant, Darla. At the hospital, Faith discovers Milo's seizure was caused by multiple experimental drugs. Faith flirts awkwardly with the doctor but eventually they swap numbers. The GBI agents are made aware of a thriving black market in experimental drugs at the college, involving Alison. Darla is stabbed and identifies Jason as her attacker. Will and Faith find Jason's body in the basement, an apparent shooting suicide with "I'm Sorry" written on the wall. Will is suspicious and outside Darla's hospital room, stages a scene to suggest Milo has recovered and is willing to talk. Will later catches Darla attempting to murder 'Milo'. Darla was running the lucrative illicit drug business and murdered Alison when she threatened to become a whistleblower. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a magician, stabbed with his own sword, in a retirement home. The detectives eventually find the magician's missing phone, filched by a resident, and discover the magician used his hypnotism skills to steal money from the residents. He was planning to jilt his lover, Nancy the retirement home manager, and run off to the Bahamas. On discovering this, Nancy killed the magician, the murder captured on his phone camera as he self-filmed a promotional video. At Will's house, he, Angie and Nico remember Alison.
No.overall
Will and Faith attend the apparent drowning suicide of a college student, Alison Schooner. Will notes a subtle knife wound in Alison's neck, establishing she was murdered. Searching Alison's room, Will notes her possessions were kept under lock-and-key and assumes, correctly, she grew up in the foster care system. Will comes to empathize strongly with Alison. While they search the room, another student (Milo) tries to break in but has a seizure and collapses when Will attempts to arrest him. Investigation establishes Alison was participating in a pharmaceutical trial for money and her ex-boyfriend, Jason, is a research assistant in a laboratory running drug trials. Jason has an alibi which is undermined by a fellow research assistant, Darla. At the hospital, Faith discovers Milo's seizure was caused by multiple experimental drugs. Faith flirts awkwardly with the doctor but eventually they swap numbers. The GBI agents are made aware of a thriving black market in experimental drugs at the college, involving Alison. Darla is stabbed and identifies Jason as her attacker. Will and Faith find Jason's body in the basement, an apparent shooting suicide with "I'm Sorry" written on the wall. Will is suspicious and outside Darla's hospital room, stages a scene to suggest Milo has recovered and is willing to talk. Will later catches Darla attempting to murder 'Milo'. Darla was running the lucrative illicit drug business and murdered Alison when she threatened to become a whistleblower. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a magician, stabbed with his own sword, in a retirement home. The detectives eventually find the magician's missing phone, filched by a resident, and discover the magician used his hypnotism skills to steal money from the residents. He was planning to jilt his lover, Nancy the retirement home manager, and run off to the Bahamas. On discovering this, Nancy killed the magician, the murder captured on his phone camera as he self-filmed a promotional video. At Will's house, he, Angie and Nico remember Alison.
9
9
No.overall
9
No. inseason
9
Title
"Manhunt"
Directed by
Eric Dean Seaton
Written by
Adam Toltzis
Original release date
March 21, 2023 (2023-03-21)
Prod.code
1LGF09
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.24
Convicted cop-killer Sam Laporte escapes custody as he arrives at the courthouse for sentencing. Faith happens to be at the courthouse and Laporte steals a gun and takes her hostage, forcing Faith to discard her gun and drive him away. Will joins the resulting manhunt. Laporte protests his innocence to Faith, and they drive to the residence of a man Laporte maintains can provide him an alibi. APD Officer Tate Grillo appears and kills the man with Faith's gun, which he'd recovered from the courthouse. Grillo then radios in, blaming Faith for the murder and describing her as Laporte's accomplice. Grillo makes to kill Faith, but Laporte distracts him allowing Faith to attack and subdue Grillo. Laporte and Faith escape, Faith reclaiming her gun. Examining the scene, Will is skeptical of Grillo's story and convinces Ormewood. A message from Faith via Betty's social media account ("Bad Bitch Betty") sends Will to re-examine the original case of murdered Officer Hollis. Meanwhile Angie, by chance, sees Lenny Broussard, the foster parent who raped and impregnated her when she was 15. Shaken, Angie attends an AA meeting but finds it unhelpful. Will and Ormewood discover Hollis was collecting evidence proving Grillo was corrupt. Acting on a hunch Will and Ormewood dig up a bamboo patch, finding the evidence. Laporte and Faith are hiding out in a forest cabin. Faith believes Laporte's innocence, and they bond before Grillo arrives. Faith attempts to draw Grillo away, but when Grillo prepares to kill Laporte, Faith emerges to shoot and kill Grillo. Amanda takes Faith out of APD custody. Angie brings in Broussard, who did 12 years in prison for raping Angie. He is alternately remorseful and condescending to Angie, who finds herself unable to interrogate Broussard effectively and lets him go. But she is stunned to see Broussard depart with a new partner and her teenage daughter. At Will's house later, he is concerned with Angie's behavior and the fact she's had a (non-alcoholic) beer. Angie settles with "I've had a tough day".
Convicted cop-killer Sam Laporte escapes custody as he arrives at the courthouse for sentencing. Faith happens to be at the courthouse and Laporte steals a gun and takes her hostage, forcing Faith to discard her gun and drive him away. Will joins the resulting manhunt. Laporte protests his innocence to Faith, and they drive to the residence of a man Laporte maintains can provide him an alibi. APD Officer Tate Grillo appears and kills the man with Faith's gun, which he'd recovered from the courthouse. Grillo then radios in, blaming Faith for the murder and describing her as Laporte's accomplice. Grillo makes to kill Faith, but Laporte distracts him allowing Faith to attack and subdue Grillo. Laporte and Faith escape, Faith reclaiming her gun. Examining the scene, Will is skeptical of Grillo's story and convinces Ormewood. A message from Faith via Betty's social media account ("Bad Bitch Betty") sends Will to re-examine the original case of murdered Officer Hollis. Meanwhile Angie, by chance, sees Lenny Broussard, the foster parent who raped and impregnated her when she was 15. Shaken, Angie attends an AA meeting but finds it unhelpful. Will and Ormewood discover Hollis was collecting evidence proving Grillo was corrupt. Acting on a hunch Will and Ormewood dig up a bamboo patch, finding the evidence. Laporte and Faith are hiding out in a forest cabin. Faith believes Laporte's innocence, and they bond before Grillo arrives. Faith attempts to draw Grillo away, but when Grillo prepares to kill Laporte, Faith emerges to shoot and kill Grillo. Amanda takes Faith out of APD custody. Angie brings in Broussard, who did 12 years in prison for raping Angie. He is alternately remorseful and condescending to Angie, who finds herself unable to interrogate Broussard effectively and lets him go. But she is stunned to see Broussard depart with a new partner and her teenage daughter. At Will's house later, he is concerned with Angie's behavior and the fact she's had a (non-alcoholic) beer. Angie settles with "I've had a tough day".
No.overall
Convicted cop-killer Sam Laporte escapes custody as he arrives at the courthouse for sentencing. Faith happens to be at the courthouse and Laporte steals a gun and takes her hostage, forcing Faith to discard her gun and drive him away. Will joins the resulting manhunt. Laporte protests his innocence to Faith, and they drive to the residence of a man Laporte maintains can provide him an alibi. APD Officer Tate Grillo appears and kills the man with Faith's gun, which he'd recovered from the courthouse. Grillo then radios in, blaming Faith for the murder and describing her as Laporte's accomplice. Grillo makes to kill Faith, but Laporte distracts him allowing Faith to attack and subdue Grillo. Laporte and Faith escape, Faith reclaiming her gun. Examining the scene, Will is skeptical of Grillo's story and convinces Ormewood. A message from Faith via Betty's social media account ("Bad Bitch Betty") sends Will to re-examine the original case of murdered Officer Hollis. Meanwhile Angie, by chance, sees Lenny Broussard, the foster parent who raped and impregnated her when she was 15. Shaken, Angie attends an AA meeting but finds it unhelpful. Will and Ormewood discover Hollis was collecting evidence proving Grillo was corrupt. Acting on a hunch Will and Ormewood dig up a bamboo patch, finding the evidence. Laporte and Faith are hiding out in a forest cabin. Faith believes Laporte's innocence, and they bond before Grillo arrives. Faith attempts to draw Grillo away, but when Grillo prepares to kill Laporte, Faith emerges to shoot and kill Grillo. Amanda takes Faith out of APD custody. Angie brings in Broussard, who did 12 years in prison for raping Angie. He is alternately remorseful and condescending to Angie, who finds herself unable to interrogate Broussard effectively and lets him go. But she is stunned to see Broussard depart with a new partner and her teenage daughter. At Will's house later, he is concerned with Angie's behavior and the fact she's had a (non-alcoholic) beer. Angie settles with "I've had a tough day".
10
10
No.overall
10
No. inseason
10
Title
"Pterodactyls Can Fly"
Directed by
Bille Woodruff
Written by
Britta Lundin & Inda Craig-Galván
Original release date
March 28, 2023 (2023-03-28)
Prod.code
1LGF10
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.58
Will is called to the aftermath of a mass shooting in a trailer park, discovering a small boy hiding in one of the trailers. The boy refuses to talk, Will nicknames him 'Scoot'. Will's jaundiced view of the foster care system prevents him surrendering Scoot to child protective services and he takes the boy home. Faith is on administrative leave following the events of the previous episode and her mother, Evelyn, comes to stay with her. Evelyn helps Faith deal with her first experience of killing and encourages Faith to clean up and go to work. Will and Betty get Scoot to talk with the aid of the boy's toy dinosaurs. He reveals his name as Theo Davis and says his mother is away but returning soon. Theo identifies a 'tall man in black' from the trailer park and an injured shooter captured at the scene describes being hired by a similar character. Will and Faith assume the incident concerned a disputed drug deal but are unable to find any drugs. Angie is grappling with emotions over Lenny Broussard. Teaming with Ormewood, Angie seeks out Broussard's fiancee's daughter Crystal at school to warn her about him but succeeds only in antagonizing the girl. Crystal's mother subsequently arrives at the APD office to complain about Angie's harassment. Taken aside by Franklin, Angie admits to concerns over her own sobriety. Theo's grandmother emerges to take him into care, describing Theo's mother as a drug addict. Will drives Theo (and Betty) to the grandmother's hardware store but Theo recognizes one of his new 'uncles' as the man-in-black. Will takes Theo and Betty to hide in the bathroom ceiling while he uses the store stock to subdue the grandmother and her cronies before the police arrive. The trailer park shootings were part of a custody grab by Theo's grandmother. Theo's mother is a healthy nurse. Confronted by Angie outside his apartment building, Broussard shows himself to be unreformed and unrepentant about raping Angie. Angie threatens to kill him and later is shown buying illicit drugs.
Will is called to the aftermath of a mass shooting in a trailer park, discovering a small boy hiding in one of the trailers. The boy refuses to talk, Will nicknames him 'Scoot'. Will's jaundiced view of the foster care system prevents him surrendering Scoot to child protective services and he takes the boy home. Faith is on administrative leave following the events of the previous episode and her mother, Evelyn, comes to stay with her. Evelyn helps Faith deal with her first experience of killing and encourages Faith to clean up and go to work. Will and Betty get Scoot to talk with the aid of the boy's toy dinosaurs. He reveals his name as Theo Davis and says his mother is away but returning soon. Theo identifies a 'tall man in black' from the trailer park and an injured shooter captured at the scene describes being hired by a similar character. Will and Faith assume the incident concerned a disputed drug deal but are unable to find any drugs. Angie is grappling with emotions over Lenny Broussard. Teaming with Ormewood, Angie seeks out Broussard's fiancee's daughter Crystal at school to warn her about him but succeeds only in antagonizing the girl. Crystal's mother subsequently arrives at the APD office to complain about Angie's harassment. Taken aside by Franklin, Angie admits to concerns over her own sobriety. Theo's grandmother emerges to take him into care, describing Theo's mother as a drug addict. Will drives Theo (and Betty) to the grandmother's hardware store but Theo recognizes one of his new 'uncles' as the man-in-black. Will takes Theo and Betty to hide in the bathroom ceiling while he uses the store stock to subdue the grandmother and her cronies before the police arrive. The trailer park shootings were part of a custody grab by Theo's grandmother. Theo's mother is a healthy nurse. Confronted by Angie outside his apartment building, Broussard shows himself to be unreformed and unrepentant about raping Angie. Angie threatens to kill him and later is shown buying illicit drugs.
No.overall
Will is called to the aftermath of a mass shooting in a trailer park, discovering a small boy hiding in one of the trailers. The boy refuses to talk, Will nicknames him 'Scoot'. Will's jaundiced view of the foster care system prevents him surrendering Scoot to child protective services and he takes the boy home. Faith is on administrative leave following the events of the previous episode and her mother, Evelyn, comes to stay with her. Evelyn helps Faith deal with her first experience of killing and encourages Faith to clean up and go to work. Will and Betty get Scoot to talk with the aid of the boy's toy dinosaurs. He reveals his name as Theo Davis and says his mother is away but returning soon. Theo identifies a 'tall man in black' from the trailer park and an injured shooter captured at the scene describes being hired by a similar character. Will and Faith assume the incident concerned a disputed drug deal but are unable to find any drugs. Angie is grappling with emotions over Lenny Broussard. Teaming with Ormewood, Angie seeks out Broussard's fiancee's daughter Crystal at school to warn her about him but succeeds only in antagonizing the girl. Crystal's mother subsequently arrives at the APD office to complain about Angie's harassment. Taken aside by Franklin, Angie admits to concerns over her own sobriety. Theo's grandmother emerges to take him into care, describing Theo's mother as a drug addict. Will drives Theo (and Betty) to the grandmother's hardware store but Theo recognizes one of his new 'uncles' as the man-in-black. Will takes Theo and Betty to hide in the bathroom ceiling while he uses the store stock to subdue the grandmother and her cronies before the police arrive. The trailer park shootings were part of a custody grab by Theo's grandmother. Theo's mother is a healthy nurse. Confronted by Angie outside his apartment building, Broussard shows himself to be unreformed and unrepentant about raping Angie. Angie threatens to kill him and later is shown buying illicit drugs.
11
11
No.overall
11
No. inseason
11
Title
"Bill Black"
Directed by
Howard Deutch
Written by
Daniel Thomsen & Henry "Hank" Jones
Original release date
April 18, 2023 (2023-04-18)
Prod.code
1LGF11
U.S. viewers(millions)
2.61
Will is working undercover in a joint GBI / DEA operation to identify 'CK', the mysterious leader of a drug gang terrorizing Macon. Will's alias is 'Bill Black’ and he works with gang member Dante. They visit Dante's cousin Rosa, who is attracted to ‘Bill’. Rosa’s father stays in a back room of her apartment. Progress on the case is slow, and Will is also worried about Angie after discovering the heroin she bought, despite Angie denying the drugs were for herself. Dante finally invites ‘Bill’ to meet CK, but on the way they are attacked in a drive-by shooting and Dante is killed. With Faith’s help, Will soon deduces that Rosa is CK, which Rosa confirms saying she had Dante killed due to his 'big mouth' attracting the DEA. She regards 'Bill' as Dante's more capable replacement and as a final test, Rosa orders ‘Bill’ to murder Taylor, a friend of Dante’s. Taylor helps Will stage the murder and Will quickly returns to Rosa’s where he hears her father moaning. Suspicious, he discovers Rosa’s ‘father’ is a kidnapped DEA agent, drugged and being held hostage. Will breaks cover, captures and handcuffs Rosa to the bed before escaping with Taylor and the DEA agent as they are attacked by Rosa’s gang. The DEA arrive in force. In Atlanta, an upset Crystal arrives at the police station and tells Angie she’s been inappropriately touched by Lenny Broussard. Angie later arrives at Broussard’s apartment with the heroin she intends to use against Broussard. She overhears a loud argument inside and bursts in to see a tearful Crystal and her mother, Diane, accusing Lenny of molesting Crystal. Lenny attacks Angie and as they wrestle, Crystal stabs Lenny in the neck with a kitchen knife and he quickly bleeds to death. Angie decides to take the blame and invents a story, including self-inflicted injuries. Ormewood arrives, despite doubting Angie's version of events he helps stage the crime scene. Later, a remorseful Will visits Angie in hospital - realizing for the first time Broussard's reappearance and the effect on Angie - but Angie suggests they end their relationship.
Will is working undercover in a joint GBI / DEA operation to identify 'CK', the mysterious leader of a drug gang terrorizing Macon. Will's alias is 'Bill Black’ and he works with gang member Dante. They visit Dante's cousin Rosa, who is attracted to ‘Bill’. Rosa’s father stays in a back room of her apartment. Progress on the case is slow, and Will is also worried about Angie after discovering the heroin she bought, despite Angie denying the drugs were for herself. Dante finally invites ‘Bill’ to meet CK, but on the way they are attacked in a drive-by shooting and Dante is killed. With Faith’s help, Will soon deduces that Rosa is CK, which Rosa confirms saying she had Dante killed due to his 'big mouth' attracting the DEA. She regards 'Bill' as Dante's more capable replacement and as a final test, Rosa orders ‘Bill’ to murder Taylor, a friend of Dante’s. Taylor helps Will stage the murder and Will quickly returns to Rosa’s where he hears her father moaning. Suspicious, he discovers Rosa’s ‘father’ is a kidnapped DEA agent, drugged and being held hostage. Will breaks cover, captures and handcuffs Rosa to the bed before escaping with Taylor and the DEA agent as they are attacked by Rosa’s gang. The DEA arrive in force. In Atlanta, an upset Crystal arrives at the police station and tells Angie she’s been inappropriately touched by Lenny Broussard. Angie later arrives at Broussard’s apartment with the heroin she intends to use against Broussard. She overhears a loud argument inside and bursts in to see a tearful Crystal and her mother, Diane, accusing Lenny of molesting Crystal. Lenny attacks Angie and as they wrestle, Crystal stabs Lenny in the neck with a kitchen knife and he quickly bleeds to death. Angie decides to take the blame and invents a story, including self-inflicted injuries. Ormewood arrives, despite doubting Angie's version of events he helps stage the crime scene. Later, a remorseful Will visits Angie in hospital - realizing for the first time Broussard's reappearance and the effect on Angie - but Angie suggests they end their relationship.
No.overall
Will is working undercover in a joint GBI / DEA operation to identify 'CK', the mysterious leader of a drug gang terrorizing Macon. Will's alias is 'Bill Black’ and he works with gang member Dante. They visit Dante's cousin Rosa, who is attracted to ‘Bill’. Rosa’s father stays in a back room of her apartment. Progress on the case is slow, and Will is also worried about Angie after discovering the heroin she bought, despite Angie denying the drugs were for herself. Dante finally invites ‘Bill’ to meet CK, but on the way they are attacked in a drive-by shooting and Dante is killed. With Faith’s help, Will soon deduces that Rosa is CK, which Rosa confirms saying she had Dante killed due to his 'big mouth' attracting the DEA. She regards 'Bill' as Dante's more capable replacement and as a final test, Rosa orders ‘Bill’ to murder Taylor, a friend of Dante’s. Taylor helps Will stage the murder and Will quickly returns to Rosa’s where he hears her father moaning. Suspicious, he discovers Rosa’s ‘father’ is a kidnapped DEA agent, drugged and being held hostage. Will breaks cover, captures and handcuffs Rosa to the bed before escaping with Taylor and the DEA agent as they are attacked by Rosa’s gang. The DEA arrive in force. In Atlanta, an upset Crystal arrives at the police station and tells Angie she’s been inappropriately touched by Lenny Broussard. Angie later arrives at Broussard’s apartment with the heroin she intends to use against Broussard. She overhears a loud argument inside and bursts in to see a tearful Crystal and her mother, Diane, accusing Lenny of molesting Crystal. Lenny attacks Angie and as they wrestle, Crystal stabs Lenny in the neck with a kitchen knife and he quickly bleeds to death. Angie decides to take the blame and invents a story, including self-inflicted injuries. Ormewood arrives, despite doubting Angie's version of events he helps stage the crime scene. Later, a remorseful Will visits Angie in hospital - realizing for the first time Broussard's reappearance and the effect on Angie - but Angie suggests they end their relationship.
12
12
No.overall
12
No. inseason
12
Title
"Nothing Changed Except for Everything"
Directed by
Oliver Bokelberg
Written by
Karine Rosenthal & Adam Toltzis
Original release date
April 25, 2023 (2023-04-25)
Prod.code
1LGF12
U.S. viewers(millions)
2.64
13
13
No.overall
13
No. inseason
13
Title
"A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart"
Directed by
Holly Dale
Written by
Liz Heldens & Kath Lingenfelter
Original release date
May 2, 2023 (2023-05-02)
Prod.code
1LGF13
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.32
| No.overall | No. inseason | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | Prod.code | viewers(millions) |
| 1 | 1 | "Pilot" | Paul McGuigan | Liz Heldens & Daniel Thomsen | January 3, 2023 (2023-01-03) | 1LGF01 | 3.61 |
| High school student Emma Campano is apparently murdered in her own home during a botched burglary. Arriving home shortly afterwards, Emma's mother Abigail confronts and kills the apparent murderer. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is ordered to investigate alongside the police. GBI Deputy Director Amanda Wagner assigns her best investigator, Special Agent Will Trent. Will is unpopular with the Atlanta PD due to his role in a recent police corruption investigation, which ended many APD careers. Will's car has been vandalized but he stops off to adopt Betty, a chihuahua owned by his recently deceased neighbor. In addition, Emma's father Paul Campano knows Will from their time in an orphanage as children, where Paul bullied Will severely. Nevertheless, Will's superior observation and reasoning soon establish the dead girl is not Emma Campano but her friend, Kayla; Emma has been kidnapped using her own car, and the boy killed by Abigail is innocent. Amanda partners Will with reluctant APD Detective Faith Mitchell, whose mother's police career was ended by Will's investigation. APD Detective Michael Ormewood leads Emma's kidnapping investigation. Will finds Emma's abandoned car thanks to a tip from his friend, undercover narcotics Detective Angie Polaski. CCTV from a recording studio near the car confirms Emma's kidnapping but those responsible can't be identified. Suspicion falls on recording studio worker Warren, who had an obsession with Emma but when Will and Faith arrive at the studio to question him, Warren fatally shoots himself. Will returns home to find Angie waiting for him, and they become intimate. Next morning Paul Campano arrives at Will's house, saying he has shot Emma's kidnapper. | |||||||
| 2 | 2 | "I'm a Pretty Observant Guy" | Howard Deutch | Liz Heldens | January 10, 2023 (2023-01-10) | 1LGF02 | 2.95 |
| Paul is surprised to find Angie at Will's house and it transpires Angie also grew up in foster homes with Will and Paul. Regarding the shooting, Paul suspected Emma's high school English teacher of sexually abusing her, went to the man's house and shot him 'accidentally'. He further justifies that, given their collective childhoods, they should recognize a predator. Will asks Paul for a DNA sample to eliminate him as a suspect, leading to a fight between them. Will's further investigations duly raise suspicions about the wounded teacher, Evan Bernard, who soon reveals himself as a sexual predator and cunning sociopath and taunts Will when he recognizes Will is dyslexic. Meanwhile Angie, questioned by her colleagues, admits to an 'on-off' relationship with Will for several years. Angie also has a history of alcohol and substance abuse and her sponsor, Det. Franklin, is concerned Angie's relationship with Will is potentially unhealthy. Angie has transferred to homicide and partnered with Ormewood, apprehensively as they had a brief past affair. Angie and Ormewood quickly solve their first case thanks to young witness Nico, who is non-binary. Angie recruits Nico to take care of Will's new dog Betty while he's at work. Will realizes the high school guidance counsellor, Mary Clark, is involved in Emma's kidnapping. Mary almost kills Will when he goes alone to interview her but he is saved by Faith. Mary has also been sexually abused and manipulated by Evan and refuses to co-operate. Will asks Angie to share a horrifying story from her own childhood with Mary, at which point Mary breaks down and gives the GBI detectives Emma's location. Emma is saved and Evan arrested and charged. Will asks Angie over for dinner but she refuses, upset over her personal trauma being used to break the case. | |||||||
| 3 | 3 | "Don't Let It Happen Again" | Howard Deutch | Inda Craig-Galván | January 17, 2023 (2023-01-17) | 1LGF04 | 3.32 |
| Will and Faith are assigned a murder case in the Lake Lanier area. The Oakmead County mayor's body was found in his burnt-out boat. Faith, driving with Will, argues with her son on the phone and eats junk food. Will soon connects the mayor's death with another recent murder and eventually, a 30-year-old cold case involving a black family found murdered in their station wagon near the lake. Will, Faith and Hall County Sheriff Josie Miller are joined by Amanda, saying the station wagon murders weren't properly investigated and blaming the sheriff at the time. They find an old photo of four men linked to the murders. Josie recognizes two of the men as the recent murder victims. A local mechanic is soon identified as another in the photo. Carrying a shotgun, he refuses to surrender and Josie shoots and kills him, shocking Amanda. The fourth man is eventually identified as David Merrick, son of the sheriff at the time of the murders. Exploring the old station wagon, Will realizes there was a baby in the car, overlooked by the assailants and later taken by sheriff John Merrick. Josie Miller was that baby and is now exacting revenge on her family's killers. Josie pulls her gun on Faith and demands they confront David Merrick. On Lake Lanier bridge, David confesses to the murders. Josie shoots him in the leg as Faith tries to talk her down. Will and Amanda arrive, Amanda promising to shoot Josie if she harms Faith. Josie throws herself into the lake and drowns. Faith reflects on the history of Lake Lanier, its creation involving destruction of a black community and ghosts haunting the area. In Atlanta, after solving their latest case Ormewood invites Angie to dinner at his family's home. Ormewood's wife Gina tells Angie she is aware of her husband and Angie's past sexual encounter and demands Angie prevent another. Angie later informs Will of her brief affair with Ormewood, explaining she doesn't want secrets between them. | |||||||
| 4 | 4 | "My Stupid Detective Brain" | Sheree Folkson | Kath Lingenfelter | January 24, 2023 (2023-01-24) | 1LGF05 | 3.04 |
| Will is at the hospital with Faith, who collapsed at work and is being examined. Amanda calls and informs Will the GBI have been asked to look at a man hit by a pickup in Stone Mountain Park. Will is assisted by Angie and Ormewood, with Ormewood angry at being deputized to Will again. The subject of the case is badly injured and soon expires, his body bears signs of restraint and torture, and he has also been chemically blinded. Investigating the park, the team discover a second body with similar injuries. Ormewood falls into a hidden underground bunker, injuring his ankle. The bunker, a torture chamber from which the dead men escaped, contains items from a local church. Will connects the dead men to a poster in the church foyer, advertising a support group for separated, failed fathers. Will carries protein bars to satisfy Faith's food cravings, realizing she has diabetes. Faith has deduced Will's dyslexia, and they discuss the ways personal issues are used to disparage professional ability. Will is also obsessing over Angie and Ormewood's past relationship, preventing him focusing on a key piece of evidence, an audio recording of the initial accident made by two podcasters. Ormewood is frustrated when assigned routine follow-up interviews but he soon identifies a suspect, Tom Coldfield. Ormewood travels Coldfield's address, an old farm, but Coldfield surprises and imprisons him. From the recording, Will finally realizes the initial victim was deliberately run down by the truck. Interviewing the older couple from the truck, he discovers Coldfield is the woman's son and his biological father was a broke, abusive alcoholic. Coldfield's mother and stepfather were aiding their son's revenge mission against all such fathers. Will, Faith and Angie arrive at the farm in time to rescue Ormewood and arrest Coldfield. Later, lying in bed next to Angie, Will ponders their future. | |||||||
| 5 | 5 | "The Look Out" | Charles Randolph-Wright | Daniel Thomsen | January 31, 2023 (2023-01-31) | 1LGF03 | 3.22 |
| When Betty goes missing briefly, Will blames Angie and they have a heated argument, after which Angie decides to move out. Faith is called to a club where there has been a shooting incident with her son present. Will tags along and, as Faith disciplines her son, Will argues with the cops about the incident. A retired football star, Chris Conlan, had his gold chains snatched, his wife attacked the robber and was shot. Will bets the APD cops he can solve the crime that night. Using some photos from a club website, Will quickly tracks down a stickup gang but a lack of evidence absolves them of the crimes under investigation. The website photographer, Ava, and Will flirt and later she asks him out but Will declines, feeling guilty over the apparent end of his latest relationship with Angie. Will soon establishes Conlan's college team-mate 'Pudge' committed the robbery as part of an insurance scam; the stolen jewellery was fake but Pudge was supposed to be carrying an unloaded gun. Pudge's body plummets from a balcony into a parked car as Will and Faith arrive to interview him. The cops demand their money, Will bets double-or-nothing. From Ava's photos of other club nights Will establishes Conlan's manager and wife were having an affair. Aware of the fake robbery, the manager had loaded the gun hoping Conlan would be killed. As Conlan attempts to shoot his manager, Will and Faith arrive to arrest both. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a realtor who dealt in cryptocurrency. They track the money to the realtor's former partner in a pornography business. The man runs when they try to arrest him. Ormewood chases down and beats him, concerning Angie. Angie also discovers a victim of sex trafficking in the house and promises to take care of her. Later, Angie returns to Will's, saying she doesn't want to abandon relationships when they become difficult. | |||||||
| 6 | 6 | "Should I Go Get My Tin Foil Hat?" | Lea Thompson | Britta Lundin | February 14, 2023 (2023-02-14) | 1LGF06 | 2.89 |
| Faith and her son Jeremy find Faith's ex-partner (and Jeremy's father) Charles in their house. Charles maintains he's being followed and begs Faith's help. She solicits Will's assistance. Will finds evidence of intruders using Charles's apartment to spy on his neighbors, Kevin and Sally, whom the GBI agents discover murdered. Sally worked for IT company Selantus, responsible for supplying the GBI's phones, computers and IT. Soon Will is being followed and Faith subjected to threatening messages, upsetting Charles who is an Afghanistan veteran suffering PTSD. Will links a clue left by Sally at her murder scene to a newspaper reporter. Meeting with Will and Faith, the reporter tells them Selantus installed a backdoor into the GBI's IT systems and are stealing information regarding GBI investigations. Sally stole a hard drive with evidence of the backdoor and gave the reporter a key to its location. As the reporter leaves she is killed in a drive-by shooting. Will and Faith become paranoid about IT security at the GBI, frustrating Amanda. Charles recognizes the key, recovered by Will, as belonging to Sally's post office box and texts Faith the location, thus alerting Selantus too. In a shootout at the post office, the murderous Selantus employee is captured but not before he obtains and destroys the hard drive. Despite lacking this evidence, Will, Faith and Amanda convince GBI Director Armstrong to sever the GBI's relationship with Selantus. Faith notes positive bonding between Charles and Jeremy and suggests Charles be involved in future parenting. The trafficked girl rescued by Angie expresses concern for her underage friend Jade. Angie and Ormewood rescue Jade from a pornographer, entering the premises under a flimsy pretext. Will notices his dog-sitter Nico behaving oddly and stealing money from him. Nico later admits to being beaten and extorted by another resident in their block, so Will invites Nico to move in with him and Betty. | |||||||
| 7 | 7 | "Unable to Locate" | Patricia Cardoso | Henry "Hank" Jones | February 21, 2023 (2023-02-21) | 1LGF07 | 2.63 |
| Will discovers Betty chewing the discarded instructions for a pregnancy test. When Will asks Angie about it, she explains she didn't take the test due to apprehension about becoming a mother, mentioning her history and the fact she is "only 62 days sober". Will's attempts at reassurance only increase Angie's anxiety who lies "the baby might not be yours", angering Will. Throughout the episode, Will recalls an earlier time when he and Angie were teenage runaways from a foster home, seeking an abortion after Angie was raped and made pregnant by the male custodian. In the present day, Will and Faith are asked to find a stolen shipping container of guns. The Confederate Front (CF), a right-wing extremist group, are the prime suspects. Will confronts a suspect outside a bar but is attacked by CF members. Injured, he hides in the back of a pickup owned by a CF member and loses consciousness. Faith reports Will missing and Amanda initiates a massive search, while Angie feels guilt. Will awakes in the back of the now-moving truck, his phone powerless. They eventually arrive at a site and Will decides to take on the CF alone but first leaves an emotional 'final' message for Angie on his tape-recorder. Faith's aggressive investigating enables the GBI to suddenly arrive in force, arrest the CF members and save Will. Angie and Ormewood investigate a murder at a fashion sneaker launch; the store owner Lou Lou claims to have witnessed the murder and know the shooter, a rival sneaker trader. Angie is suspicious of Ormewood and Lou Lou's familiarity and neatly closed case and investigates further, identifying an alternate suspect. Ormewood reacts with an initial angry outburst, but eventually helps Angie arrest her man. Ormewood later reveals he was being blackmailed by Lou Lou, whose security camera once filmed him viciously beating a suspect. Ormewood admits to suffering anger and violence issues post military service. Later with Will, Angie takes the pregnancy test; it is negative. Will keeps the tape he made earlier. | |||||||
| 8 | 8 | "Two Hundred Dollars and a Bus Pass" | Geary McLeod | Karine Rosenthal | February 28, 2023 (2023-02-28) | 1LGF08 | 2.71 |
| Will and Faith attend the apparent drowning suicide of a college student, Alison Schooner. Will notes a subtle knife wound in Alison's neck, establishing she was murdered. Searching Alison's room, Will notes her possessions were kept under lock-and-key and assumes, correctly, she grew up in the foster care system. Will comes to empathize strongly with Alison. While they search the room, another student (Milo) tries to break in but has a seizure and collapses when Will attempts to arrest him. Investigation establishes Alison was participating in a pharmaceutical trial for money and her ex-boyfriend, Jason, is a research assistant in a laboratory running drug trials. Jason has an alibi which is undermined by a fellow research assistant, Darla. At the hospital, Faith discovers Milo's seizure was caused by multiple experimental drugs. Faith flirts awkwardly with the doctor but eventually they swap numbers. The GBI agents are made aware of a thriving black market in experimental drugs at the college, involving Alison. Darla is stabbed and identifies Jason as her attacker. Will and Faith find Jason's body in the basement, an apparent shooting suicide with "I'm Sorry" written on the wall. Will is suspicious and outside Darla's hospital room, stages a scene to suggest Milo has recovered and is willing to talk. Will later catches Darla attempting to murder 'Milo'. Darla was running the lucrative illicit drug business and murdered Alison when she threatened to become a whistleblower. Angie and Ormewood investigate the murder of a magician, stabbed with his own sword, in a retirement home. The detectives eventually find the magician's missing phone, filched by a resident, and discover the magician used his hypnotism skills to steal money from the residents. He was planning to jilt his lover, Nancy the retirement home manager, and run off to the Bahamas. On discovering this, Nancy killed the magician, the murder captured on his phone camera as he self-filmed a promotional video. At Will's house, he, Angie and Nico remember Alison. | |||||||
| 9 | 9 | "Manhunt" | Eric Dean Seaton | Adam Toltzis | March 21, 2023 (2023-03-21) | 1LGF09 | 3.24 |
| Convicted cop-killer Sam Laporte escapes custody as he arrives at the courthouse for sentencing. Faith happens to be at the courthouse and Laporte steals a gun and takes her hostage, forcing Faith to discard her gun and drive him away. Will joins the resulting manhunt. Laporte protests his innocence to Faith, and they drive to the residence of a man Laporte maintains can provide him an alibi. APD Officer Tate Grillo appears and kills the man with Faith's gun, which he'd recovered from the courthouse. Grillo then radios in, blaming Faith for the murder and describing her as Laporte's accomplice. Grillo makes to kill Faith, but Laporte distracts him allowing Faith to attack and subdue Grillo. Laporte and Faith escape, Faith reclaiming her gun. Examining the scene, Will is skeptical of Grillo's story and convinces Ormewood. A message from Faith via Betty's social media account ("Bad Bitch Betty") sends Will to re-examine the original case of murdered Officer Hollis. Meanwhile Angie, by chance, sees Lenny Broussard, the foster parent who raped and impregnated her when she was 15. Shaken, Angie attends an AA meeting but finds it unhelpful. Will and Ormewood discover Hollis was collecting evidence proving Grillo was corrupt. Acting on a hunch Will and Ormewood dig up a bamboo patch, finding the evidence. Laporte and Faith are hiding out in a forest cabin. Faith believes Laporte's innocence, and they bond before Grillo arrives. Faith attempts to draw Grillo away, but when Grillo prepares to kill Laporte, Faith emerges to shoot and kill Grillo. Amanda takes Faith out of APD custody. Angie brings in Broussard, who did 12 years in prison for raping Angie. He is alternately remorseful and condescending to Angie, who finds herself unable to interrogate Broussard effectively and lets him go. But she is stunned to see Broussard depart with a new partner and her teenage daughter. At Will's house later, he is concerned with Angie's behavior and the fact she's had a (non-alcoholic) beer. Angie settles with "I've had a tough day". | |||||||
| 10 | 10 | "Pterodactyls Can Fly" | Bille Woodruff | Britta Lundin & Inda Craig-Galván | March 28, 2023 (2023-03-28) | 1LGF10 | 3.58 |
| Will is called to the aftermath of a mass shooting in a trailer park, discovering a small boy hiding in one of the trailers. The boy refuses to talk, Will nicknames him 'Scoot'. Will's jaundiced view of the foster care system prevents him surrendering Scoot to child protective services and he takes the boy home. Faith is on administrative leave following the events of the previous episode and her mother, Evelyn, comes to stay with her. Evelyn helps Faith deal with her first experience of killing and encourages Faith to clean up and go to work. Will and Betty get Scoot to talk with the aid of the boy's toy dinosaurs. He reveals his name as Theo Davis and says his mother is away but returning soon. Theo identifies a 'tall man in black' from the trailer park and an injured shooter captured at the scene describes being hired by a similar character. Will and Faith assume the incident concerned a disputed drug deal but are unable to find any drugs. Angie is grappling with emotions over Lenny Broussard. Teaming with Ormewood, Angie seeks out Broussard's fiancee's daughter Crystal at school to warn her about him but succeeds only in antagonizing the girl. Crystal's mother subsequently arrives at the APD office to complain about Angie's harassment. Taken aside by Franklin, Angie admits to concerns over her own sobriety. Theo's grandmother emerges to take him into care, describing Theo's mother as a drug addict. Will drives Theo (and Betty) to the grandmother's hardware store but Theo recognizes one of his new 'uncles' as the man-in-black. Will takes Theo and Betty to hide in the bathroom ceiling while he uses the store stock to subdue the grandmother and her cronies before the police arrive. The trailer park shootings were part of a custody grab by Theo's grandmother. Theo's mother is a healthy nurse. Confronted by Angie outside his apartment building, Broussard shows himself to be unreformed and unrepentant about raping Angie. Angie threatens to kill him and later is shown buying illicit drugs. | |||||||
| 11 | 11 | "Bill Black" | Howard Deutch | Daniel Thomsen & Henry "Hank" Jones | April 18, 2023 (2023-04-18) | 1LGF11 | 2.61 |
| Will is working undercover in a joint GBI / DEA operation to identify 'CK', the mysterious leader of a drug gang terrorizing Macon. Will's alias is 'Bill Black’ and he works with gang member Dante. They visit Dante's cousin Rosa, who is attracted to ‘Bill’. Rosa’s father stays in a back room of her apartment. Progress on the case is slow, and Will is also worried about Angie after discovering the heroin she bought, despite Angie denying the drugs were for herself. Dante finally invites ‘Bill’ to meet CK, but on the way they are attacked in a drive-by shooting and Dante is killed. With Faith’s help, Will soon deduces that Rosa is CK, which Rosa confirms saying she had Dante killed due to his 'big mouth' attracting the DEA. She regards 'Bill' as Dante's more capable replacement and as a final test, Rosa orders ‘Bill’ to murder Taylor, a friend of Dante’s. Taylor helps Will stage the murder and Will quickly returns to Rosa’s where he hears her father moaning. Suspicious, he discovers Rosa’s ‘father’ is a kidnapped DEA agent, drugged and being held hostage. Will breaks cover, captures and handcuffs Rosa to the bed before escaping with Taylor and the DEA agent as they are attacked by Rosa’s gang. The DEA arrive in force. In Atlanta, an upset Crystal arrives at the police station and tells Angie she’s been inappropriately touched by Lenny Broussard. Angie later arrives at Broussard’s apartment with the heroin she intends to use against Broussard. She overhears a loud argument inside and bursts in to see a tearful Crystal and her mother, Diane, accusing Lenny of molesting Crystal. Lenny attacks Angie and as they wrestle, Crystal stabs Lenny in the neck with a kitchen knife and he quickly bleeds to death. Angie decides to take the blame and invents a story, including self-inflicted injuries. Ormewood arrives, despite doubting Angie's version of events he helps stage the crime scene. Later, a remorseful Will visits Angie in hospital - realizing for the first time Broussard's reappearance and the effect on Angie - but Angie suggests they end their relationship. | |||||||
| 12 | 12 | "Nothing Changed Except for Everything" | Oliver Bokelberg | Karine Rosenthal & Adam Toltzis | April 25, 2023 (2023-04-25) | 1LGF12 | 2.64 |
| 13 | 13 | "A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart" | Holly Dale | Liz Heldens & Kath Lingenfelter | May 2, 2023 (2023-05-02) | 1LGF13 | 3.32 |
· Episodes › Season 2 (2024)
14
14
No.overall
14
No. inseason
1
Title
"Me Llamo Will Trent"
Directed by
Howard Deutch
Written by
Liz Heldens & Britta Lundin
Original release date
February 20, 2024 (2024-02-20)
Prod.code
2LGF01
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.77
15
15
No.overall
15
No. inseason
2
Title
"It's the Work I Signed Up For"
Directed by
Eric Dean Seaton
Written by
Daniel Thomsen & Inda Craig-Galván
Original release date
February 27, 2024 (2024-02-27)
Prod.code
2LGF02
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.97
16
16
No.overall
16
No. inseason
3
Title
"You Don't Have to Understand"
Directed by
Jason Ensler
Written by
Karine Rosenthal
Original release date
March 5, 2024 (2024-03-05)
Prod.code
2LGF03
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.83
17
17
No.overall
17
No. inseason
4
Title
"It's Easier to Handcuff a Human Being"
Directed by
Patricia Cardoso
Written by
Henry "Hank" Jones & Adam Toltzis
Original release date
March 26, 2024 (2024-03-26)
Prod.code
2LGF04
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.41
18
18
No.overall
18
No. inseason
5
Title
"Capt. Duke Wagner's Daughter"
Directed by
Holly Dale
Written by
Inda Craig-Galván & Rebecca Murga
Original release date
April 2, 2024 (2024-04-02)
Prod.code
2LGF05
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.35
19
19
No.overall
19
No. inseason
6
Title
"We Are Family"
Directed by
Lea Thompson
Written by
Britta Lundin & Aja Hoggatt
Original release date
April 9, 2024 (2024-04-09)
Prod.code
2LGF06
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.28
20
20
No.overall
20
No. inseason
7
Title
"Have You Never Been to a Wedding?"
Directed by
Michael Lehmann
Written by
Liz Heldens & Adam Toltzis
Original release date
April 30, 2024 (2024-04-30)
Prod.code
2LGF07
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.69
21
21
No.overall
21
No. inseason
8
Title
"Why Is Jack's Arm Bleeding?"
Directed by
Keith Powell
Written by
Karine Rosenthal & Henry "Hank" Jones
Original release date
May 7, 2024 (2024-05-07)
Prod.code
2LGF08
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.72
22
22
No.overall
22
No. inseason
9
Title
"Residente o Visitante"
Directed by
Sheree Folkson
Written by
Daniel Thomsen & Rebecca Murga
Original release date
May 14, 2024 (2024-05-14)
Prod.code
2LGF09
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.89
23
23
No.overall
23
No. inseason
10
Title
"Do You See the Vision?"
Directed by
Liz Heldens
Written by
Liz Heldens & Kath Lingenfelter
Original release date
May 21, 2024 (2024-05-21)
Prod.code
2LGF10
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.08
| No.overall | No. inseason | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | Prod.code | viewers(millions) |
| 14 | 1 | "Me Llamo Will Trent" | Howard Deutch | Liz Heldens & Britta Lundin | February 20, 2024 (2024-02-20) | 2LGF01 | 4.77 |
| 15 | 2 | "It's the Work I Signed Up For" | Eric Dean Seaton | Daniel Thomsen & Inda Craig-Galván | February 27, 2024 (2024-02-27) | 2LGF02 | 3.97 |
| 16 | 3 | "You Don't Have to Understand" | Jason Ensler | Karine Rosenthal | March 5, 2024 (2024-03-05) | 2LGF03 | 4.83 |
| 17 | 4 | "It's Easier to Handcuff a Human Being" | Patricia Cardoso | Henry "Hank" Jones & Adam Toltzis | March 26, 2024 (2024-03-26) | 2LGF04 | 4.41 |
| 18 | 5 | "Capt. Duke Wagner's Daughter" | Holly Dale | Inda Craig-Galván & Rebecca Murga | April 2, 2024 (2024-04-02) | 2LGF05 | 4.35 |
| 19 | 6 | "We Are Family" | Lea Thompson | Britta Lundin & Aja Hoggatt | April 9, 2024 (2024-04-09) | 2LGF06 | 4.28 |
| 20 | 7 | "Have You Never Been to a Wedding?" | Michael Lehmann | Liz Heldens & Adam Toltzis | April 30, 2024 (2024-04-30) | 2LGF07 | 4.69 |
| 21 | 8 | "Why Is Jack's Arm Bleeding?" | Keith Powell | Karine Rosenthal & Henry "Hank" Jones | May 7, 2024 (2024-05-07) | 2LGF08 | 3.72 |
| 22 | 9 | "Residente o Visitante" | Sheree Folkson | Daniel Thomsen & Rebecca Murga | May 14, 2024 (2024-05-14) | 2LGF09 | 3.89 |
| 23 | 10 | "Do You See the Vision?" | Liz Heldens | Liz Heldens & Kath Lingenfelter | May 21, 2024 (2024-05-21) | 2LGF10 | 4.08 |
· Episodes › Season 3 (2025)
24
24
No.overall
24
No. inseason
1
Title
"I'm a Guest Here"
Directed by
Ramón Rodríguez
Written by
Liz Heldens & Daniel Thomsen
Original release date
January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07)
Prod.code
3LFG01
U.S. viewers(millions)
5.91
The series begins six months after the events of the S2 conclusion. An unkempt, guilt-ridden Will (with Betty) is hiding out in a small Tennessee town. Angie is working as a security guard while awaiting a hearing. Franklin, Angie's concerned AA sponsor, visits but Angie's desire to remember everything concerning Crystal is maintaining her sobriety. Amanda forces Will to return to Atlanta and the GBI following the targeted murder of an off-duty cop. The prime suspect, gang leader Rafael Wexford, demands to speak to Will only. Will knows Wexford from a childhood foster house run by Wexford's grandmother. When they meet, Wexford says he's being framed and solicits Will's help, mentioning a debt owed. Will reluctantly joins Faith and Ormewood to investigate. As they proceed, Wexford suddenly surrenders to police and confesses to orchestrating the killing. Privately with Will, Wexford doesn't explain himself but reminds Will owes him "big time" and says he needs help "more than ever". When meeting with ADA Marion Alba, Will realizes the murdered officer was seeking to expose corruption within the APD. Will discovers Wexford has a daughter, Sunny, in foster-care who has been kidnapped and used to coerce Wexford.
The series begins six months after the events of the S2 conclusion. An unkempt, guilt-ridden Will (with Betty) is hiding out in a small Tennessee town. Angie is working as a security guard while awaiting a hearing. Franklin, Angie's concerned AA sponsor, visits but Angie's desire to remember everything concerning Crystal is maintaining her sobriety. Amanda forces Will to return to Atlanta and the GBI following the targeted murder of an off-duty cop. The prime suspect, gang leader Rafael Wexford, demands to speak to Will only. Will knows Wexford from a childhood foster house run by Wexford's grandmother. When they meet, Wexford says he's being framed and solicits Will's help, mentioning a debt owed. Will reluctantly joins Faith and Ormewood to investigate. As they proceed, Wexford suddenly surrenders to police and confesses to orchestrating the killing. Privately with Will, Wexford doesn't explain himself but reminds Will owes him "big time" and says he needs help "more than ever". When meeting with ADA Marion Alba, Will realizes the murdered officer was seeking to expose corruption within the APD. Will discovers Wexford has a daughter, Sunny, in foster-care who has been kidnapped and used to coerce Wexford.
No.overall
The series begins six months after the events of the S2 conclusion. An unkempt, guilt-ridden Will (with Betty) is hiding out in a small Tennessee town. Angie is working as a security guard while awaiting a hearing. Franklin, Angie's concerned AA sponsor, visits but Angie's desire to remember everything concerning Crystal is maintaining her sobriety. Amanda forces Will to return to Atlanta and the GBI following the targeted murder of an off-duty cop. The prime suspect, gang leader Rafael Wexford, demands to speak to Will only. Will knows Wexford from a childhood foster house run by Wexford's grandmother. When they meet, Wexford says he's being framed and solicits Will's help, mentioning a debt owed. Will reluctantly joins Faith and Ormewood to investigate. As they proceed, Wexford suddenly surrenders to police and confesses to orchestrating the killing. Privately with Will, Wexford doesn't explain himself but reminds Will owes him "big time" and says he needs help "more than ever". When meeting with ADA Marion Alba, Will realizes the murdered officer was seeking to expose corruption within the APD. Will discovers Wexford has a daughter, Sunny, in foster-care who has been kidnapped and used to coerce Wexford.
25
25
No.overall
25
No. inseason
2
Title
"Sunny-Side Up"
Directed by
Eric Dean Seaton
Written by
Juliet Lashinsky-Revene & Henry "Hank" Jones
Original release date
January 14, 2025 (2025-01-14)
Prod.code
3LGF02
U.S. viewers(millions)
5.70
Will has an uncomfortable reunion with the resentful Nico but deliberately avoids Angie. Alba agrees to stall Wexford's prosecution while the GBI continue to investigate, defying pressure from the mayor. Will, Alba and Ormewood uncover a stolen car racket, with the trail leading to police Captain Cromwell. Using a computer game, Amanda is able to communicate with Sunny and realizes she is being held in a police safe house containing a trackable phone. Sunny pockets the phone as Cromwell arrives to move her to more secluded location. Following Amanda's instructions, Sunny escapes the trunk of Cromwell's car. Events lead to a shootout in a suburban mall; Will is shot but unharmed while wearing a bulletproof vest, Faith and Ormewood subdue and arrest Cromwell. Sunny is rescued and Wexford released. During transport to court, Cromwell is shot and killed. Will realizes the mayor's involvement in the racket and arrests her; she denies involvement in Cromwell's shooting. Convinced he now belongs back at work, Will has a shave and haircut and dons his three-piece suit. He surmises Wexford had Cromwell murdered in retribution for Sunny's kidnapping, which Wexford doesn't deny. Amanda becomes Sunny's new foster-parent. Angie's hearing commences.
Will has an uncomfortable reunion with the resentful Nico but deliberately avoids Angie. Alba agrees to stall Wexford's prosecution while the GBI continue to investigate, defying pressure from the mayor. Will, Alba and Ormewood uncover a stolen car racket, with the trail leading to police Captain Cromwell. Using a computer game, Amanda is able to communicate with Sunny and realizes she is being held in a police safe house containing a trackable phone. Sunny pockets the phone as Cromwell arrives to move her to more secluded location. Following Amanda's instructions, Sunny escapes the trunk of Cromwell's car. Events lead to a shootout in a suburban mall; Will is shot but unharmed while wearing a bulletproof vest, Faith and Ormewood subdue and arrest Cromwell. Sunny is rescued and Wexford released. During transport to court, Cromwell is shot and killed. Will realizes the mayor's involvement in the racket and arrests her; she denies involvement in Cromwell's shooting. Convinced he now belongs back at work, Will has a shave and haircut and dons his three-piece suit. He surmises Wexford had Cromwell murdered in retribution for Sunny's kidnapping, which Wexford doesn't deny. Amanda becomes Sunny's new foster-parent. Angie's hearing commences.
No.overall
Will has an uncomfortable reunion with the resentful Nico but deliberately avoids Angie. Alba agrees to stall Wexford's prosecution while the GBI continue to investigate, defying pressure from the mayor. Will, Alba and Ormewood uncover a stolen car racket, with the trail leading to police Captain Cromwell. Using a computer game, Amanda is able to communicate with Sunny and realizes she is being held in a police safe house containing a trackable phone. Sunny pockets the phone as Cromwell arrives to move her to more secluded location. Following Amanda's instructions, Sunny escapes the trunk of Cromwell's car. Events lead to a shootout in a suburban mall; Will is shot but unharmed while wearing a bulletproof vest, Faith and Ormewood subdue and arrest Cromwell. Sunny is rescued and Wexford released. During transport to court, Cromwell is shot and killed. Will realizes the mayor's involvement in the racket and arrests her; she denies involvement in Cromwell's shooting. Convinced he now belongs back at work, Will has a shave and haircut and dons his three-piece suit. He surmises Wexford had Cromwell murdered in retribution for Sunny's kidnapping, which Wexford doesn't deny. Amanda becomes Sunny's new foster-parent. Angie's hearing commences.
26
26
No.overall
26
No. inseason
3
Title
"Find a New Pond"
Directed by
Howard Deutch
Written by
Karine Rosenthal
Original release date
January 21, 2025 (2025-01-21)
Prod.code
3LGF03
U.S. viewers(millions)
5.53
27
27
No.overall
27
No. inseason
4
Title
"Floor Is Lava"
Directed by
Keith Powell
Written by
Britta Lundin
Original release date
January 28, 2025 (2025-01-28)
Prod.code
3LFG04
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.54
28
28
No.overall
28
No. inseason
5
Title
"Breathe with Me"
Directed by
Gregory Smith
Written by
Inda Craig-Galván
Original release date
February 4, 2025 (2025-02-04)
Prod.code
3LGF05
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.63
29
29
No.overall
29
No. inseason
6
Title
"No Faith In Second Chances"
Directed by
Sheree Folkson
Written by
Kath Lingenfelter
Original release date
February 11, 2025 (2025-02-11)
Prod.code
3LGF06
U.S. viewers(millions)
5.06
30
30
No.overall
30
No. inseason
7
Title
"Mariachi Shelly's Frankenstein"
Directed by
Holly Dale
Written by
Adam Toltzis
Original release date
February 18, 2025 (2025-02-18)
Prod.code
3LGF07
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.66
31
31
No.overall
31
No. inseason
8
Title
"Abigail B."
Directed by
Gail Mancuso
Written by
Antoine Niguel Perry
Original release date
February 25, 2025 (2025-02-25)
Prod.code
3LGF08
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.61
32
32
No.overall
32
No. inseason
9
Title
"This Kid's Gonna Be Alright"
Directed by
Holly Dale
Written by
Henry "Hank" Jones
Original release date
March 11, 2025 (2025-03-11)
Prod.code
3LGF09
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.48
33
33
No.overall
33
No. inseason
10
Title
"Regarding the Death of Whitney McAdams"
Directed by
Lea Thompson
Written by
Aja Hoggatt
Original release date
March 18, 2025 (2025-03-18)
Prod.code
3LGF10
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.37
34
34
No.overall
34
No. inseason
11
Title
"Best of Your Recollection"
Directed by
Crystle Roberson Dorsey
Written by
Rebecca Murga
Original release date
March 25, 2025 (2025-03-25)
Prod.code
3LGF11
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.58
35
35
No.overall
35
No. inseason
12
Title
"You're the Worst Person In the World"
Directed by
Natalia Anderson
Written by
Laura Snow
Original release date
April 1, 2025 (2025-04-01)
Prod.code
3LGF12
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.30
36
36
No.overall
36
No. inseason
13
Title
"One of Us Now"
Directed by
Howard Deutch
Written by
Juliet Lashinsky-Revene
Original release date
April 8, 2025 (2025-04-08)
Prod.code
3LGF13
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.15
37
37
No.overall
37
No. inseason
14
Title
"A Funeral Fit for a Quartermaine"
Directed by
Angela Barnes
Written by
Daniel Thomsen
Original release date
April 15, 2025 (2025-04-15)
Prod.code
3LGF14
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.11
38
38
No.overall
38
No. inseason
15
Title
"The Most Beautiful, Fierce, Smart, Powerful Creature in the Entire World"
Directed by
Oz Rodriguez
Written by
Britta Lundin & Juliette Strangio
Original release date
April 22, 2025 (2025-04-22)
Prod.code
3LGF15
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.33
39
39
No.overall
39
No. inseason
16
Title
"Push, Jump, Fall"
Directed by
Mark Tonderai
Written by
Henry 'Hank' Jones & Adam Toltzis
Original release date
April 29, 2025 (2025-04-29)
Prod.code
3LGF16
U.S. viewers(millions)
3.80
40
40
No.overall
40
No. inseason
17
Title
"Why Hello, Sheriff"
Directed by
Erika Christensen
Written by
Karine Rosenthal & Jordan Pope
Original release date
May 6, 2025 (2025-05-06)
Prod.code
3LGF17
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.27
41
41
No.overall
41
No. inseason
18
Title
"Listening to a Heartbeat"
Directed by
Howie Deutch
Written by
Liz Heldens & Inda Craig-Galván
Original release date
May 13, 2025 (2025-05-13)
Prod.code
3LGF18
U.S. viewers(millions)
4.15
| No.overall | No. inseason | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | Prod.code | viewers(millions) |
| 24 | 1 | "I'm a Guest Here" | Ramón Rodríguez | Liz Heldens & Daniel Thomsen | January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07) | 3LFG01 | 5.91 |
| The series begins six months after the events of the S2 conclusion. An unkempt, guilt-ridden Will (with Betty) is hiding out in a small Tennessee town. Angie is working as a security guard while awaiting a hearing. Franklin, Angie's concerned AA sponsor, visits but Angie's desire to remember everything concerning Crystal is maintaining her sobriety. Amanda forces Will to return to Atlanta and the GBI following the targeted murder of an off-duty cop. The prime suspect, gang leader Rafael Wexford, demands to speak to Will only. Will knows Wexford from a childhood foster house run by Wexford's grandmother. When they meet, Wexford says he's being framed and solicits Will's help, mentioning a debt owed. Will reluctantly joins Faith and Ormewood to investigate. As they proceed, Wexford suddenly surrenders to police and confesses to orchestrating the killing. Privately with Will, Wexford doesn't explain himself but reminds Will owes him "big time" and says he needs help "more than ever". When meeting with ADA Marion Alba, Will realizes the murdered officer was seeking to expose corruption within the APD. Will discovers Wexford has a daughter, Sunny, in foster-care who has been kidnapped and used to coerce Wexford. | |||||||
| 25 | 2 | "Sunny-Side Up" | Eric Dean Seaton | Juliet Lashinsky-Revene & Henry "Hank" Jones | January 14, 2025 (2025-01-14) | 3LGF02 | 5.70 |
| Will has an uncomfortable reunion with the resentful Nico but deliberately avoids Angie. Alba agrees to stall Wexford's prosecution while the GBI continue to investigate, defying pressure from the mayor. Will, Alba and Ormewood uncover a stolen car racket, with the trail leading to police Captain Cromwell. Using a computer game, Amanda is able to communicate with Sunny and realizes she is being held in a police safe house containing a trackable phone. Sunny pockets the phone as Cromwell arrives to move her to more secluded location. Following Amanda's instructions, Sunny escapes the trunk of Cromwell's car. Events lead to a shootout in a suburban mall; Will is shot but unharmed while wearing a bulletproof vest, Faith and Ormewood subdue and arrest Cromwell. Sunny is rescued and Wexford released. During transport to court, Cromwell is shot and killed. Will realizes the mayor's involvement in the racket and arrests her; she denies involvement in Cromwell's shooting. Convinced he now belongs back at work, Will has a shave and haircut and dons his three-piece suit. He surmises Wexford had Cromwell murdered in retribution for Sunny's kidnapping, which Wexford doesn't deny. Amanda becomes Sunny's new foster-parent. Angie's hearing commences. | |||||||
| 26 | 3 | "Find a New Pond" | Howard Deutch | Karine Rosenthal | January 21, 2025 (2025-01-21) | 3LGF03 | 5.53 |
| 27 | 4 | "Floor Is Lava" | Keith Powell | Britta Lundin | January 28, 2025 (2025-01-28) | 3LFG04 | 4.54 |
| 28 | 5 | "Breathe with Me" | Gregory Smith | Inda Craig-Galván | February 4, 2025 (2025-02-04) | 3LGF05 | 4.63 |
| 29 | 6 | "No Faith In Second Chances" | Sheree Folkson | Kath Lingenfelter | February 11, 2025 (2025-02-11) | 3LGF06 | 5.06 |
| 30 | 7 | "Mariachi Shelly's Frankenstein" | Holly Dale | Adam Toltzis | February 18, 2025 (2025-02-18) | 3LGF07 | 4.66 |
| 31 | 8 | "Abigail B." | Gail Mancuso | Antoine Niguel Perry | February 25, 2025 (2025-02-25) | 3LGF08 | 4.61 |
| 32 | 9 | "This Kid's Gonna Be Alright" | Holly Dale | Henry "Hank" Jones | March 11, 2025 (2025-03-11) | 3LGF09 | 4.48 |
| 33 | 10 | "Regarding the Death of Whitney McAdams" | Lea Thompson | Aja Hoggatt | March 18, 2025 (2025-03-18) | 3LGF10 | 4.37 |
| 34 | 11 | "Best of Your Recollection" | Crystle Roberson Dorsey | Rebecca Murga | March 25, 2025 (2025-03-25) | 3LGF11 | 4.58 |
| 35 | 12 | "You're the Worst Person In the World" | Natalia Anderson | Laura Snow | April 1, 2025 (2025-04-01) | 3LGF12 | 4.30 |
| 36 | 13 | "One of Us Now" | Howard Deutch | Juliet Lashinsky-Revene | April 8, 2025 (2025-04-08) | 3LGF13 | 4.15 |
| 37 | 14 | "A Funeral Fit for a Quartermaine" | Angela Barnes | Daniel Thomsen | April 15, 2025 (2025-04-15) | 3LGF14 | 4.11 |
| 38 | 15 | "The Most Beautiful, Fierce, Smart, Powerful Creature in the Entire World" | Oz Rodriguez | Britta Lundin & Juliette Strangio | April 22, 2025 (2025-04-22) | 3LGF15 | 4.33 |
| 39 | 16 | "Push, Jump, Fall" | Mark Tonderai | Henry 'Hank' Jones & Adam Toltzis | April 29, 2025 (2025-04-29) | 3LGF16 | 3.80 |
| 40 | 17 | "Why Hello, Sheriff" | Erika Christensen | Karine Rosenthal & Jordan Pope | May 6, 2025 (2025-05-06) | 3LGF17 | 4.27 |
| 41 | 18 | "Listening to a Heartbeat" | Howie Deutch | Liz Heldens & Inda Craig-Galván | May 13, 2025 (2025-05-13) | 3LGF18 | 4.15 |
· Episodes › Season 4
42
42
No.overall
42
No. inseason
1
Title
"... Speaking of Sharks"
Directed by
TBA
Written by
Liz Heldens & Britta Lundin
Original release date
January 6, 2026 (2026-01-06)
Prod.code
TBA
U.S. viewers(millions)
TBD
43
43
No.overall
43
No. inseason
2
Title
"Love Takes Time"
Directed by
TBA
Written by
Kath Lingenfelter & Daniel T. Thomsen
Original release date
January 13, 2026 (2026-01-13)
Prod.code
TBA
U.S. viewers(millions)
TBD
| No.overall | No. inseason | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | Prod.code | viewers(millions) |
| 42 | 1 | "... Speaking of Sharks" | TBA | Liz Heldens & Britta Lundin | January 6, 2026 (2026-01-06) | TBA | TBD |
| 43 | 2 | "Love Takes Time" | TBA | Kath Lingenfelter & Daniel T. Thomsen | January 13, 2026 (2026-01-13) | TBA | TBD |
mw- Viewership and ratings per season of Will Trent · Reception › Ratings › Overall
Date
Date
Season
Date
Timeslot (ET)
Viewers(millions)
Episodes
Date
First aired
Viewers(millions)
1
1
Season
1
Timeslot (ET)
Tuesday 10:00 p.m.
Episodes
13
First aired
January 3, 2023 (2023-01-03)
First aired
3.61
Last aired
May 2, 2023 (2023-05-02)
Last aired
3.32
TV season
2022–23
Viewershiprank
33
Avg. viewers(millions)
5.99
18–49rank
51
Avg. 18–49rating
0.58
2
2
Season
2
Timeslot (ET)
Tuesday 8:00 p.m.
Episodes
10
First aired
February 20, 2024 (2024-02-20)
First aired
4.77
Last aired
May 21, 2024 (2024-05-21)
Last aired
4.08
TV season
2023–24
Viewershiprank
23
Avg. viewers(millions)
6.64
18–49rank
47
Avg. 18–49rating
0.53
3
3
Season
3
Timeslot (ET)
Tuesday 8:00 p.m. (1–15, 17–18)Tuesday 9:00 p.m. (16)
Episodes
18
First aired
January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07)
First aired
5.91
Last aired
May 13, 2025 (2025-05-13)
Last aired
4.15
TV season
2024–25
Viewershiprank
TBD
Avg. viewers(millions)
TBD
18–49rank
TBD
Avg. 18–49rating
TBD
| Season | Timeslot (ET) | Episodes | First aired | Last aired | TV season | Viewershiprank | Avg. viewers(millions) | 18–49rank | Avg. 18–49rating | ||
| Date | Viewers(millions) | Date | Viewers(millions) | ||||||||
| 1 | Tuesday 10:00 p.m. | 13 | January 3, 2023 (2023-01-03) | 3.61 | May 2, 2023 (2023-05-02) | 3.32 | 2022–23 | 33 | 5.99 | 51 | 0.58 |
| 2 | Tuesday 8:00 p.m. | 10 | February 20, 2024 (2024-02-20) | 4.77 | May 21, 2024 (2024-05-21) | 4.08 | 2023–24 | 23 | 6.64 | 47 | 0.53 |
| 3 | Tuesday 8:00 p.m. (1–15, 17–18)Tuesday 9:00 p.m. (16) | 18 | January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07) | 5.91 | May 13, 2025 (2025-05-13) | 4.15 | 2024–25 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
Viewership and ratings per episode of Will Trent · Reception › Ratings › Season 1
1
1
No.
1
Title
"Pilot"
Air date
January 3, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
3.61
DVR(18–49)
0.3
DVR viewers(millions)
2.96
Total(18–49)
0.6
Total viewers(millions)
6.57
2
2
No.
2
Title
"I'm a Pretty Observant Guy"
Air date
January 10, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
2.95
DVR(18–49)
0.3
DVR viewers(millions)
2.89
Total(18–49)
0.6
Total viewers(millions)
5.85
3
3
No.
3
Title
"Don't Let It Happen Again"
Air date
January 17, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
3.32
DVR(18–49)
0.3
DVR viewers(millions)
3.19
Total(18–49)
0.7
Total viewers(millions)
6.51
4
4
No.
4
Title
"My Stupid Detective Brain"
Air date
January 24, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.04
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
5
5
No.
5
Title
"The Look Out"
Air date
January 31, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.22
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
6
6
No.
6
Title
"Should I Go Get My Tin Foil Hat?"
Air date
February 14, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
2.89
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
7
7
No.
7
Title
"Unable to Locate"
Air date
February 21, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
2.63
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
8
8
No.
8
Title
"Two Hundred Dollars and a Bus Pass"
Air date
February 28, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
2.71
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
9
9
No.
9
Title
"Manhunt"
Air date
March 21, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.24
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
10
10
No.
10
Title
"Pterodactyls Can Fly"
Air date
March 28, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.58
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
11
11
No.
11
Title
"Bill Black"
Air date
April 18, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
2.61
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
12
12
No.
12
Title
"Nothing Changed Except for Everything""
Air date
April 25, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.2
Viewers(millions)
2.64
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
13
13
No.
13
Title
"A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart"
Air date
May 2, 2023
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.32
DVR(18–49)
—
DVR viewers(millions)
—
Total(18–49)
—
Total viewers(millions)
—
| No. | Title | Air date | Rating(18–49) | Viewers(millions) | DVR(18–49) | DVR viewers(millions) | Total(18–49) | Total viewers(millions) |
| 1 | "Pilot" | January 3, 2023 | 0.4 | 3.61 | 0.3 | 2.96 | 0.6 | 6.57 |
| 2 | "I'm a Pretty Observant Guy" | January 10, 2023 | 0.3 | 2.95 | 0.3 | 2.89 | 0.6 | 5.85 |
| 3 | "Don't Let It Happen Again" | January 17, 2023 | 0.4 | 3.32 | 0.3 | 3.19 | 0.7 | 6.51 |
| 4 | "My Stupid Detective Brain" | January 24, 2023 | 0.3 | 3.04 | — | — | — | — |
| 5 | "The Look Out" | January 31, 2023 | 0.3 | 3.22 | — | — | — | — |
| 6 | "Should I Go Get My Tin Foil Hat?" | February 14, 2023 | 0.3 | 2.89 | — | — | — | — |
| 7 | "Unable to Locate" | February 21, 2023 | 0.3 | 2.63 | — | — | — | — |
| 8 | "Two Hundred Dollars and a Bus Pass" | February 28, 2023 | 0.3 | 2.71 | — | — | — | — |
| 9 | "Manhunt" | March 21, 2023 | 0.3 | 3.24 | — | — | — | — |
| 10 | "Pterodactyls Can Fly" | March 28, 2023 | 0.3 | 3.58 | — | — | — | — |
| 11 | "Bill Black" | April 18, 2023 | 0.3 | 2.61 | — | — | — | — |
| 12 | "Nothing Changed Except for Everything | April 25, 2023 | 0.2 | 2.64 | — | — | — | — |
| 13 | "A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart" | May 2, 2023 | 0.3 | 3.32 | — | — | — | — |
Viewership and ratings per episode of Will Trent · Reception › Ratings › Season 2
1
1
No.
1
Title
"Me Llamo Will Trent"
Air date
February 20, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.77
2
2
No.
2
Title
"It's the Work I Signed Up For"
Air date
February 27, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
3.97
3
3
No.
3
Title
"You Don't Have to Understand"
Air date
March 5, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
4.83
4
4
No.
4
Title
"It's Easier to Handcuff a Human Being"
Air date
March 26, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.41
5
5
No.
5
Title
"Capt. Duke Wagner's Daughter"
Air date
April 2, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
4.27
6
6
No.
6
Title
"We Are Family"
Air date
April 9, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.29
7
7
No.
7
Title
"Have You Never Been to a Wedding?"
Air date
April 30, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.59
8
8
No.
8
Title
"Why Is Jack's Arm Bleeding?"
Air date
May 7, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.71
9
9
No.
9
Title
"Residente o Visitante"
Air date
May 14, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.89
10
10
No.
10
Title
"Do You See the Vision?"
Air date
May 21, 2024
Rating(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.08
| No. | Title | Air date | Rating(18–49) | Viewers(millions) | Ref. |
| 1 | "Me Llamo Will Trent" | February 20, 2024 | 0.3 | 4.77 | |
| 2 | "It's the Work I Signed Up For" | February 27, 2024 | 0.4 | 3.97 | |
| 3 | "You Don't Have to Understand" | March 5, 2024 | 0.4 | 4.83 | |
| 4 | "It's Easier to Handcuff a Human Being" | March 26, 2024 | 0.3 | 4.41 | |
| 5 | "Capt. Duke Wagner's Daughter" | April 2, 2024 | 0.4 | 4.27 | |
| 6 | "We Are Family" | April 9, 2024 | 0.3 | 4.29 | |
| 7 | "Have You Never Been to a Wedding?" | April 30, 2024 | 0.3 | 4.59 | |
| 8 | "Why Is Jack's Arm Bleeding?" | May 7, 2024 | 0.3 | 3.71 | |
| 9 | "Residente o Visitante" | May 14, 2024 | 0.3 | 3.89 | |
| 10 | "Do You See the Vision?" | May 21, 2024 | 0.3 | 4.08 |
Viewership and ratings per episode of Will Trent · Reception › Ratings › Season 3
1
1
No.
1
Title
"I'm a Guest Here"
Air date
January 7, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.5
Viewers(millions)
5.91
2
2
No.
2
Title
"Sunny-Side Up"
Air date
January 14, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.5
Viewers(millions)
5.70
3
3
No.
3
Title
"You're the One I Want Watching My Back"
Air date
January 21, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
5.53
4
4
No.
4
Title
"Floor Is Lava"
Air date
January 28, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.54
5
5
No.
5
Title
"Breathe with Me"
Air date
February 4, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.63
6
6
No.
6
Title
"No Faith in Second Chances"
Air date
February 11, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
5.06
7
7
No.
7
Title
"Mariachi Shelly's Frankenstein"
Air date
February 18, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
4.66
8
8
No.
8
Title
"Abigail B."
Air date
February 25, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.61
9
9
No.
9
Title
"This Kid's Gonna Be Alright"
Air date
March 11, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.48
10
10
No.
10
Title
"Regarding the Death of Whitney McAdams"
Air date
March 18, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.37
11
11
No.
11
Title
"Best of Your Recollection"
Air date
March 25, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.4
Viewers(millions)
4.58
12
12
No.
12
Title
"You're the Worst Person In the World"
Air date
April 1, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.30
13
13
No.
13
Title
"One of Us Now"
Air date
April 8, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.15
14
14
No.
14
Title
"A Funeral Fit for a Quartermaine"
Air date
April 15, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.11
15
15
No.
15
Title
"The Most Beautiful, Fierce, Smart, Powerful Creature in the Entire World"
Air date
April 22, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.33
16
16
No.
16
Title
"Push, Jump, Fall"
Air date
April 29, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
3.80
17
17
No.
17
Title
"Why Hello, Sheriff"
Air date
May 6, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.27
18
18
No.
18
Title
"Listening to a Heartbeat"
Air date
May 13, 2025
Rating/share(18–49)
0.3
Viewers(millions)
4.15
| No. | Title | Air date | Rating/share(18–49) | Viewers(millions) | Ref. |
| 1 | "I'm a Guest Here" | January 7, 2025 | 0.5 | 5.91 | |
| 2 | "Sunny-Side Up" | January 14, 2025 | 0.5 | 5.70 | |
| 3 | "You're the One I Want Watching My Back" | January 21, 2025 | 0.4 | 5.53 | |
| 4 | "Floor Is Lava" | January 28, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.54 | |
| 5 | "Breathe with Me" | February 4, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.63 | |
| 6 | "No Faith in Second Chances" | February 11, 2025 | 0.4 | 5.06 | |
| 7 | "Mariachi Shelly's Frankenstein" | February 18, 2025 | 0.4 | 4.66 | |
| 8 | "Abigail B." | February 25, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.61 | |
| 9 | "This Kid's Gonna Be Alright" | March 11, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.48 | |
| 10 | "Regarding the Death of Whitney McAdams" | March 18, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.37 | |
| 11 | "Best of Your Recollection" | March 25, 2025 | 0.4 | 4.58 | |
| 12 | "You're the Worst Person In the World" | April 1, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.30 | |
| 13 | "One of Us Now" | April 8, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.15 | |
| 14 | "A Funeral Fit for a Quartermaine" | April 15, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.11 | |
| 15 | "The Most Beautiful, Fierce, Smart, Powerful Creature in the Entire World" | April 22, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.33 | |
| 16 | "Push, Jump, Fall" | April 29, 2025 | 0.3 | 3.80 | |
| 17 | "Why Hello, Sheriff" | May 6, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.27 | |
| 18 | "Listening to a Heartbeat" | May 13, 2025 | 0.3 | 4.15 |
List of awards and nominations received by Will Trent · Reception › Accolades
2024
2024
Year
2024
Award
Astra TV Awards
Category
Best Broadcast Network Drama Series
Nominee(s)
Will Trent
Result
Won
Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Ramón Rodríguez
Category
Nominated
Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Erika Christensen
Category
Nominated
Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Sonja Sohn
Category
Nominated
Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama
Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama
Year
Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama
Award
Howard Deutch (for "Bill Black")
Category
Nominated
Best Writing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Writing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Writing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Liz Heldens and Kath Lingenfelter (for "A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart")
Category
Nominated
Astra TV Awards
Astra TV Awards
Year
Astra TV Awards
Award
Best Broadcast Network Drama Series
Category
Will Trent
Nominee(s)
Won
Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Ramón Rodríguez
Category
Won
Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Erika Christensen
Category
Nominated
Best Supporting Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Supporting Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Supporting Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Jake McLaughlin
Category
Nominated
Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Year
Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series
Award
Sonja Sohn
Category
Nominated
Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama
Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama
Year
Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama
Award
Howard Deutch (for "Me Llamo Will Trent")
Category
Nominated
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Year
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Award
John Ortiz
Category
Nominated
Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series
Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series
Year
Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series
Award
Susan Kelechi Watson
Category
Nominated
Critics' Choice Television Awards
Critics' Choice Television Awards
Year
Critics' Choice Television Awards
Award
Best Actor in a Drama Series
Category
Ramón Rodríguez
Nominee(s)
Nominated
2025
2025
Year
2025
Award
Astra TV Awards
Category
Best Drama Series
Nominee(s)
Will Trent
Result
Nominated
Best Actor in a Drama Series
Best Actor in a Drama Series
Year
Best Actor in a Drama Series
Award
Ramón Rodríguez
Category
Nominated
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Year
Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Award
Yul Vazquez
Category
Nominated
Best Cast Ensemble in a Broadcast Network Drama Series
Best Cast Ensemble in a Broadcast Network Drama Series
Year
Best Cast Ensemble in a Broadcast Network Drama Series
Award
Will Trent
Category
Nominated
Best Directing in a Drama Series
Best Directing in a Drama Series
Year
Best Directing in a Drama Series
Award
Ramón Rodríguez (for "I'm a Guest Here")
Category
Won
Best Writing in a Drama Series
Best Writing in a Drama Series
Year
Best Writing in a Drama Series
Award
Rebecca Murga (for "Best of Your Recollection")
Category
Nominated
Gracie Awards
Gracie Awards
Year
Gracie Awards
Award
Showrunner Fiction
Category
Liz Heldens
Nominee(s)
Won
Primetime Emmy Awards
Primetime Emmy Awards
Year
Primetime Emmy Awards
Award
Outstanding Choreography for Scripted Programming
Category
Danielle Sten and Lance Guillermo
Nominee(s)
Nominated
| Year | Award | Category | Nominee(s) | Result | Ref. |
| 2024 | Astra TV Awards | Best Broadcast Network Drama Series | Will Trent | Won | |
| Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Ramón Rodríguez | Nominated | |||
| Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Erika Christensen | Nominated | |||
| Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Sonja Sohn | Nominated | |||
| Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama | Howard Deutch (for "Bill Black") | Nominated | |||
| Best Writing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Liz Heldens and Kath Lingenfelter (for "A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart") | Nominated | |||
| Astra TV Awards | Best Broadcast Network Drama Series | Will Trent | Won | ||
| Best Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Ramón Rodríguez | Won | |||
| Best Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Erika Christensen | Nominated | |||
| Best Supporting Actor in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Jake McLaughlin | Nominated | |||
| Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series | Sonja Sohn | Nominated | |||
| Best Directing in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series Drama | Howard Deutch (for "Me Llamo Will Trent") | Nominated | |||
| Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series | John Ortiz | Nominated | |||
| Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series | Susan Kelechi Watson | Nominated | |||
| Critics' Choice Television Awards | Best Actor in a Drama Series | Ramón Rodríguez | Nominated | ||
| 2025 | Astra TV Awards | Best Drama Series | Will Trent | Nominated | |
| Best Actor in a Drama Series | Ramón Rodríguez | Nominated | |||
| Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series | Yul Vazquez | Nominated | |||
| Best Cast Ensemble in a Broadcast Network Drama Series | Will Trent | Nominated | |||
| Best Directing in a Drama Series | Ramón Rodríguez (for "I'm a Guest Here") | Won | |||
| Best Writing in a Drama Series | Rebecca Murga (for "Best of Your Recollection") | Nominated | |||
| Gracie Awards | Showrunner Fiction | Liz Heldens | Won | ||
| Primetime Emmy Awards | Outstanding Choreography for Scripted Programming | Danielle Sten and Lance Guillermo | Nominated |
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- FBIhttps://programminginsider.com/tuesday-ratings-fbi-night-gives-cbs-prime-time-victory/
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- High Potentialhttps://programminginsider.com/tuesday-ratings-led-by-high-potential-abc-tops-prime-time/
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- Programming Insiderhttps://programminginsider.com/tuesday-ratings-abc-tops-all-networks-in-total-viewers-with-news-special-and-dramas/
- Night Courthttps://programminginsider.com/tuesday-ratings-night-court-reboot-on-nbc-concludes-its-third-season/
- Will Trenthttps://programminginsider.com/tuesday-ratings-will-trent-on-abc-achieves-7-week-high-among-adults-18-49-with-third-season-finale/
- The Futon Critichttp://www.thefutoncritic.com/showatch/will-trent/listings/
- Writers Guild of America Westhttps://directories.wga.org/project/1238327/will-trent
- Varietyhttps://variety.com/2022/tv/news/abc-will-trent-liz-heldens-dan-thomsen-1235169085/
- Varietyhttps://variety.com/2022/tv/news/will-trent-abc-series-1235335901/
- Deadline Hollywoodhttps://deadline.com/2022/08/will-trent-drama-ramon-rodriguez-abc-series-order-1235087383/
- Deadline Hollywoodhttps://deadline.com/2023/04/will-trent-renewed-season-2-abc-ramon-rodriguez-1235329830/
- Varietyhttps://variety.com/2022/tv/news/ramon-rodriguez-to-lead-will-trent-pilot-at-abc-1235234628/
- Varietyhttps://variety.com/2022/tv/news/abc-will-trent-pilot-erika-christensen-1235237259/
- Deadline Hollywoodhttps://deadline.com/2022/05/jake-mclaughlin-iantha-richardson-abc-drama-pilot-will-trent-1235017611/
- Varietyhttps://variety.com/2022/tv/news/sonja-sohn-will-trent-abc-1235263192/
- The Atlanta Journal-Constitutionhttps://www.ajc.com/life/radiotvtalk-blog/abc-starts-production-of-karin-slaughters-will-trent-tv-series-in-atlanta/TCI3STGLHFB77ANU36S64F45DM/
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- Will Trenthttps://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/will_trent/s01
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