‘SEAL Team’ star David Boreanaz introduces his next project in a long line of projects

After 27 years of working on television, David Boreanaz is not ready to rest. As Bravo Team leader Jason Hayes’ role on SEAL Team comes to a close with the upcoming seventh and final season, the actor is starting to look around the industry for his next big gig. He spent this period of consistent work jumping from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Angel, Bones, and more. with a few major gaps between his appearances on the small screen. Speaking at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival on Monday, he teased where he will go once he hangs up his helmet for good.

With filming on SEAL Team recently completed, Boreanaz is eyeing development on a new series in which he will write, produce and potentially star. Although he wasn’t willing to reveal any details, he did say, “I’m watching a lot of The Sopranos right now,” when asked for information. Despite this, he said that the show will not focus on the crowd but will maintain a similar air of sleekness and style. “You know, I love suits, I love style, I love cars,” he added. This could all start to accelerate once his current stint Bravo-1 launches in August.

If this new series does eventually see the light of day, Boreanaz hinted that it could come to Paramount+ thanks to his close working relationship with the streamer on SEAL Team. He confirmed that he is in discussions with the foundation about potential future projects that will help him develop his creativity. “Yes, Paramount+ is a great group of people and we discussed from a director perspective, from a production perspective, from a headliner perspective,” he continued. “So some really good things are on the horizon.” Boreanaz ultimately wants to be like one of the platform’s other luminaries, Taylor Sheridan, in terms of production, albeit with some starring roles in between. “Obviously I’ll be working with Taylor Sheridan, of course,” he added when asked about the Yellowstone Mastermind. “He’s brilliant. But I’m going to be my own Taylor Sheridan.”

What to expect from ‘SEAL Team’ season 7?
Meanwhile, the focus remains on getting the SEAL Team finals going after being delayed by the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Over six seasons now, the series has followed Hayes and his elite team as they go on missions around the world. Presented with dedication to accuracy with help from real veterans, each episode not only shows the dangers the group constantly faces during operations but also shows the the struggles they fight every day, including PTSD, trauma, and mental health. Generally speaking. Season 7 will continue to deal with the aftermath of Season 6, which saw Hayes reveal his own battle with traumatic brain injury and Team Bravo lose Special Warfare Operator Clay Spenser (Max Thieriot) after he was tragically killed while trying to help a suicidal veteran.

SEAL Team Season 7 doesn’t have an exact release date yet, but Boreanaz previously revealed that the end of Bravo Team will come in August. In the meantime, check out our handy guide here for everything there is to know about the final season before its release, and follow Collider here for more on Boreanaz’s future projects.