Hi there everyone and welcome to the first episode of my second season. As I am a man who doesn't like to live in the past, I'll be moving on from the previous Golden Reels and let you make your own mind about it, but I think it's fair to see that we can move on from a fairly successful first season and introduce you to our upcoming second season.
With the already-announced and polarizing word-limit reduction and the well-accepted show number increase, we have also been thinking about dropping the mid-season reviews, but it remains up in the air and we'll decide of their fate as we approach the start of the season.
Speaking of the second season, we have a handful of shows coming back for a sophomore season and I'll talk about them for the today's episode. I'll slowly reveal new shows and their cast the off season goes on.
Nez Perce: This show swept the Golden Reel and it will be back for one final season. Your favorite characters will be back with Adam Beach as Chief Joseph, Matthew Rhys as General Oliver O. Howard, Martin Sensmeier as Ollokot, Gil Birmingham as Toohoolhoolzote, Forrest Goodluck as Wahilitis, Julia Jones as Springtime, Tatanka Means as Red Grizzly and Amber Midthunder as Little Bird returning. Golden Reel nominee Zahn McClarnon, who plays Looking Glass has been promoted as a series regular, as is Ben Schnetzer as Captain David Perry.
Call My Agent: The popular show took audiences by surprise following its midseason arrival and the chaotic and crazy cast will return. The boss, played by Lesley Manville is back, as well as her employees, played by Caroline Dhavernas, Rainn Wilson and Brian d'Arcy James. Mark, the agency's germaphobe loan shark, played by Bill Nighy as been promoted to a series regular and will be the main antagonist of the second season, if you will. Gilles Marini and Chris Colfer will retain their recurring status, as François and Desmond respectively and they will be joined by Michelle Yeoh and William Forsythe who will play new characters, a journalist and a Russian mobster, respectively. The 8-episode series will once again feature a guest cast where stars will come and play themselves. Dominic Wilkins and Jason Reitman are also returning.
For the rest of the shows, I don't have enough stuff to actually write about them, so I'm waiting for more information to write about them. The new batch of shows will be presented to you starting next week, when my show will get its usual time slot batch. They will slowly be revealed to you.
That's going to be all for me today, so I'm going to see you next Sunday!
Call My Agent: The popular show took audiences by surprise following its midseason arrival and the chaotic and crazy cast will return. The boss, played by Lesley Manville is back, as well as her employees, played by Caroline Dhavernas, Rainn Wilson and Brian d'Arcy James. Mark, the agency's germaphobe loan shark, played by Bill Nighy as been promoted to a series regular and will be the main antagonist of the second season, if you will. Gilles Marini and Chris Colfer will retain their recurring status, as François and Desmond respectively and they will be joined by Michelle Yeoh and William Forsythe who will play new characters, a journalist and a Russian mobster, respectively. The 8-episode series will once again feature a guest cast where stars will come and play themselves. Dominic Wilkins and Jason Reitman are also returning.
For the rest of the shows, I don't have enough stuff to actually write about them, so I'm waiting for more information to write about them. The new batch of shows will be presented to you starting next week, when my show will get its usual time slot batch. They will slowly be revealed to you.
That's going to be all for me today, so I'm going to see you next Sunday!
