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Alan Cumming joins Prodigal Son season 2 as The Mind Sleuth
Alan Cummings appears in two episodes as a cocky Europol agent known for his crime-profiling skills.
January 26, 2021 08:33 GMT
Alan Cummins is joining the cast of Prodigal Son season 2 as a crime profiler named Simon Hoxley.
According to Deadline, The Good Wife alum will appear in two episodes of the Fox series. He plays the role of a cocky Europol agent and one of the world s most celebrated criminal profilers. Simon also goes by the name of The Mind Sleuth.
In Prodigal Son season 2, Simon makes a trip to New York in the wake of Nicholas Endicott s (Dermot Mulroney) death. He tries to solve the mystery surrounding his murder and his involvement in the case is definitely going to raise problems for Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne). After all, Malcolm witnessed what happened to Nicholas. He was there when Ainsley Whitly (Halston Sage), in a dreamlike state, stabbed him to death several times and simply asked, W
In the
Prodigal Son episode ‘Speak of the Devil,’ while Bright (
Tom Payne) investigates the murder of a priest in his own church, his shackled serial killer father Martin (
Michael Sheen) tries to help from the inside. Martin taps into the mind of fellow inmate Friar Pete (Broadway star
Christian Borle), whose killing spree got him kicked out of the monastery.
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A selective critical checklist of notable Tuesday TV:
Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. (8/7c, PBS, check local listings at pbs.org): You never know what skeletons lurk in someone’s genealogical closet. In the seventh-season premiere of Harvard professor Gates’ captivating series that explores celebrity guests’ ancestries, actress Glenn Close and cult director John Waters are dismayed to learn of slaveholders in their families’ privileged pasts. “It makes me feel a sense of shame,” says Close, who nevertheless feels “stronger” when told of Quaker and Puritan forebears who helped found the nation in its Colonial days. (She’s also delighted to learn one of her ancestral lines connects with Princess Diana.) Waters loves hearing Gates declare, “Your family tree drips with drama,” and blurts, “It sounds like a movie scene I’d write” when treated to a newspaper cli