David Boreanaz Gives Fans First Look at Next Season of ‘SEAL Team’
The military drama “SEAL Team” has maintained its popularity even as it moved from its main broadcast at the CBS network to its new life as a streaming-only show at Paramount+.

David Boreanaz plays team leader Jason Hayes and his social media accounts have become a magnet for fans looking for behind-the-scenes information about the show. He recently revealed that season six has begun production with a post on his Instagram account.
At the end of the fifth season, the team is attacked during a secret mission to Mali and it is unclear whether everyone will survive. We learned that SEAL Clay Spenser (Max Thieriot) had been hit in the eye by shrapnel, and then there was news that Thieriot would star in a new show about California firefighters on CBS this fall.

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The “SEAL Team” crew quickly broke the news that Thieriot would appear on both shows, but they didn’t reveal anything about how much Spenser we’ll get when “SEAL Team” returns. If he doesn’t survive the battle in Mali, he could still appear in flashbacks for the new season.

Boreanaz rallied fans with a caption that read, “Check out Bravo1. All stations signed up… Back.” He looks reflective of the middle-aged movie and TV warrior style. Hey, if we can root for a 59-year-old guy playing Maverick in the latest “Top Gun,” why can’t we root for a 53-year-old guy leading a SEAL team into battle?

There’s no word from Paramount+ on when the next season of “SEAL Team” will air. CBS has announced that “Fire Country” will air on Fridays this fall, so it’s hard to imagine that Thieriot will be willing to spend much time on “SEAL Team.”

Clay Spenser has told Jason Hayes that he plans to leave the team to spend more time with his wife, Stella (Alona Tal), and their child, Brian. It’s possible the injured Clay will survive and appear as a recurring character while fellow SEALs Ray Perry (Neil Brown Jr.), Sonny Quinn (A.J. Buckley), Brock Reynolds (Justin Melnick) and Trent Sawyer (Tyler) Gray) plays a larger role in the ongoing story. front. front. Don’t be surprised if there’s a new SEAL to replace Clay if Spenser doesn’t come home from Mali.

There’s good news for “SEAL Team” fans. Producer and showrunner Spencer Hudnut just signed an overall deal with CBS Studios, the creator of “SEAL Team.” It’s a vote of confidence from the studios and a sign that they intend to stay in the SEAL business for some time to come.

Related: ‘SEAL Team’ gets a movie, but there’s a catch

There’s been no update on plans for the “SEAL Team” movie slated to premiere on Paramount+, so it looks like the show’s next season will air before we learn more about that project. .

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