HBO's "Industry" is gearing up for its final season with a star-studded cast, adding seven new faces to the financial drama. Among the newcomers are Dianna Agron, Sam Riley, Cary Elwes, Jessica Brown Findlay, Luke Manley, Bally Gill, and Eduard Poliakov. Agron will play Skip Binksy, CFO of a wellness tech company, while Elwes portrays investor Padgett Stillman. Riley takes on the role of elusive British businessman Solomon Kerr, and Findlay becomes Marina St. Clair, a family friend of Sir Henry Muck. Gill plays charismatic left-wing politician Nikesh Shah, and Manley and Poliakov are traders Stevie Delmonte and Olexij Kovalchuk, respectively. The premiere date for Season 5 remains a closely guarded secret.
In other casting news, ABC's "Scrubs" revival introduces John Higgins, known for his work in the SNL trio Please Don't Destroy, as Grant, the hospital's chief resident and a recurring thorn in J.D.'s side. Additionally, the comedy "Platonic" on Apple TV welcomes Stephanie Koenig, who will play Alex, a new hire at Charlie's law firm. The dance competition "Dancing With the Stars" Season 35 features Witney Carson, a former champion, paired with Guillermo Rodriguez for the upcoming season.
Fox's "Celebrity Weakest Link" Season 2 will showcase themed nights, including reality villains, a Jane-themed episode, ballers, a fright night, and power couples. PBS's "Finding Your Roots" Season 13 will premiere in 2027, featuring a diverse lineup of celebrities such as Elizabeth Banks, Carrie Coon, and Bette Midler.
These casting announcements offer a glimpse into the diverse and exciting world of television, with a mix of returning and new talent adding to the entertainment landscape. The additions to these shows promise to bring fresh perspectives and captivating storylines, leaving audiences eager for the upcoming seasons.
