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There may be new life in the military drama TV series “Seal Team” ending seven seasons in 2024, following the lives of an elite unit of ‘US Navy SEALs’, starring David Boreanaz as ‘Team Bravo’ leader ‘Jason Hayes’, with renewed interest in a stand-alone feature, focusing on stopping terrorist-designated drug cartels in Mexico:

“…with no one killed off in the finale, and an overall uplifting ending that is ripe with possibilities and new beginnings…

“…it’s possible for the procedural’s story to be revisited, as a stand-alone movie was announced in 2022…”

“In the final episode, after a successful mission resulted in the capture of a major fentanyl drug trader and the elimination of a ‘Green Beret’ traitor, ‘Jason Hayes’ (Boreanaz) and ‘Team Bravo’ head home to Virginia Beach.

“But the reprieve with family, as they process the intense events of the season, is short-lived, with the unit deployed to Afghanistan for one final mission.

Seal Team‘s Neil Brown Jr. guest stars on CBS’s The Equalizer season five episode nine, “Stolen Angel.” Episode nine, directed by Pamela Romanowsky from a script by Joe Gazzam, will air on Sunday, February 23, 2025 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Queen Latifah stars as Robyn McCall, Tory Kittles is Detective Marcus Dante, Adam Goldberg is Harry Keshegian, and Liza Lapira is Melody “Mel” Bayani. Laya DeLeon Hayes plays Delilah and Lorraine Toussaint is Viola “Vi” Marsette.

“Stolen Angel” Plot: McCall and the team search for a missing pregnant woman whose baby may be in danger. Meanwhile, Dante meets his brother James for the first time.

Tory Kittles as Detective Marcus Dante and Neil Brown Jr. as James Munoz in ‘The Equalizer’ season 5 episode 9 The Equalizer Synopsis, Courtesy of CBS

“The Equalizer is a reimagining of the classic series starring Academy Award nominee and multi-hyphenate Queen Latifah as Robyn McCall, an...

Exclusive: Aud Mason-Hyde, one of the breakouts of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, has signed with Artists First for management.

A queer trans nonbinary actor from Australia, Mason-Hyde stars opposite Olivia Colman and John Lithgow in Jimpa, a semi-autobiographical family drama from returning Sundance filmmaker Sophie Hyde. The film follows filmmaker and mother Hannah (Colman) as she takes her nonbinary teenager Frances (Mason-Hyde) on a trip to Amsterdam to visit their beloved gay grandpa Jim, aka “Jim-pa” (Lithgow).

In his review of the film out of Sundance, Deadline’s Pete Hammond called Mason-Hyde “perfectly cast.”

Mason-Hyde’s additional credits include the award-winning indie 52 Tuesdays, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2014, the Aussie ABC six-part series F*&#ing Adelaide, and the 2022 short film Right Here that played the festival circuit in Australia and was nominated for a number of awards. Also a poet,...

Exclusive: Artists First has signed actor Neil Brown Jr. for management.

Brown most recently was seen starring in the seventh and final season of the CBS series Seal Team. The actor has starred on 114 episodes.

He also had a large recurring role in the HBO series Insecure opposite co-creator and star Issa Rae.

Previously, Brown appeared alongside Elijah Wood in BBC’s Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency.

On the feature side, the Orlando native can next be seen starring opposite Nicky Whelan in the independent feature Last Night in Rozzie. He played a lead role in the indie City of Lies, opposite Johnny Depp, as well as a supporting role in in Netflix’s Naked opposite Marlon Wayans and Regina Hall.

Previously, Brown played DJ Yella in Universal’s Straight Outta Compton, about the emergence of rap group N.W.A in the mid 1980s; the movie grossed more than $201 million worldwide.

There may be new life in the military drama TV series “Seal Team” ending seven seasons in 2024, following the lives of an elite unit of ‘US Navy SEALs’, starring David Boreanaz as ‘Team Bravo’ leader ‘Jason Hayes’, with renewed interest in a stand-alone feature, focusing on stopping terrorist drug cartels in Mexico:

“…with no one killed off in the finale, and an overall uplifting ending that is ripe with possibilities and new beginnings…

“…it’s possible for the procedural’s story to be revisited in the future, as a stand-alone movie was announced in 2022…”

“In the final episode, after a successful mission resulted in the capture of a major fentanyl drug trader and the elimination of a ‘Green Beret’ traitor, ‘Jason Hayes’ (Boreanaz) and ‘Team Bravo’ head home to Virginia Beach.

“But the reprieve with family, as they process the intense events of the season, is short-lived, with the unit...

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Action shows have been one of the most popular sources of entertainment for decades. Action TV series have been produced on a regular basis — some focusing on long-term, serialized stories of heroes while others have taken a shorter approach more suitable for a binging session. All things considered, however, the genre is almost as popular on TV as it is in the movies.

The action genre has produced incredibly memorable shows that can hold their own with blockbuster counterparts like Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible franchise. The genre has also proven to be incredibly versatile and has experimented with a range of formats, including real-time seasons, anthologies, and merging with other genres. All of these have combined to create brilliant shows that have thriving fandoms years if not decades later.

Updated on January 18, 2024, by Ajay Aravind: The oldest action TV shows were largely Westerns and police procedurals, but the recent...

Johnny Depp's 2018 crime thriller film City of Lies will soon have a new streaming home. The film will be available to watch for free on Tubi starting Jan. 1.

City of Lies starred Fepp as the retired Los Angeles Police officer Russell Poole, alongside Forest Whitaker as journalist Jack Johnson. The movie's story looked at the LAPD's investigations into the murders of rappers Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. Through a series of flashbacks, Poole shares his theory with the journalist that Suge Knight, CEO of Death Row Records, paid corrupt LAPD officers to murder the Notorious B.I.G. and cover up the crime. City of Lies was based on the book LAByrinth by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Randall Sullivan.

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Seal Team: The Complete Series has hit DVD for a fantastic watch for this hit drama!

Running from 2017 to 2024, Seal Team may not have been a huge ratings winner, but it amassed a loyal following during its run. Debuting on CBS, the series focuses on Bravo Team, an elite Seal unit who handle various emergencies across the world. It’s led by Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz), a veteran who feels alive in the field. Backing him up are Clay Spenser (Max Thieriot), Ray Perry (Neil Brown Jr.), Sonny Quinn (A.J. Buckley), and Lisa Davis (Toni Trucks), who eventually moves to become an intelligence officer. Also around for the first few seasons is Mandy Ellis (Jessica Paré), the team’s CIA liaison.

The show excels at showing the drama of being in the military, as the team has to handle missions in the most dangerous spots in the world. They’re...

The final episode of the live-action military drama series “Seal Team” streamed October 6, 2024 on Paramount+, ending seven seasons following the lives of an elite unit of ‘US Navy SEALs’, starring David Boreanaz as ‘Team Bravo’ leader ‘Jason Hayes’, saying his last words “Easy Fucking Day!” :

“…after a successful mission resulted in the capture of a major fentanyl drug trader and elimination of a ‘Green Beret’ traitor, ‘Jason Hayes’ (Boreanaz) and ‘Team Bravo’ head home to Virginia Beach.

“But the reprieve with family, as they process the intense events of the season, is short-lived, with the unit deployed to Afghanistan for one final mission.

“After the Afghanistan mission is completed, ‘Ray Perry’ (Neil Brown Jr.) and ‘Sonny Quinn’ (Aj Buckley) accompany Hayes on a social side trip.

“Soon, however, the trio’s vehicle is bombarded, as their extraction goes haywire. But they make it back home in one piece.

“At a church gathering,...

Lakeith Stanfield made his feature debut just over a decade ago, but in the years since, he's put together a career that would be notable for an actor working in Hollywood twice as long. He's made a name for himself on both television and the big screen, working in a variety of different genres and with exciting up-and-coming directors. With his penetrating stare and off-kilter sense of humor, Stanfield is an undeniably distinctive screen presence, and he's becoming one of the most fascinating actors of his generation. Over the course of his career, he's also gathered a collection of accolades, including an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor in 2021 for his work in "Judas and the Black Messiah."

Although almost all of his performances are noteworthy in one way or another, there are a few that stand out as the best of the best. Here, we've assembled the most interesting...

Take a look at the live-action military drama TV series "Seal Team", concluding with its final seventh season, now streaming on Paramount+:

"..'Seal Team' follows the professional and personal lives of the most elite unit of 'Navy SEALs' as they train, plan and execute dangerous, high-stakes missions.

“David Boreanaz stars as 'Jason Hayes', the respected team leader, alongside Neil Brown Jr., Aj Buckley, Toni Trucks and Raffi Barsoumian.

"Produced by CBS Studios, 'Seal Team' first premiered in 2017 and ran for four seasons on the CBS Network before becoming a Paramount+ original series in 2021 with its fifth season.

"From its four seasons on the CBS Network to its three-season run here at Paramount+, 'Seal Team' has built an incredible legacy that celebrates and honors the brave men and women who serve in the armed forces," said Jeff Grossman, Executive Vice President, Content & Business Operations,...

The series finale of Seal Team has been released on Paramount+, and now the man in charge of the military drama is revealing more about what might have happened if the series had been renewed for an eighth season.

David Boreanaz, Neil Brown, Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Beau Knapp, Raffi Barsoumian, and Dylan Walsh star in the Seal Team series, which follows the daily lives of a Navy Seal unit.

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Seal Team said goodbye to a few characters over its seven-season run, which ended on Paramount+ with the October 6 series finale, but the one that still hurts the most is Clay Spenser, with Max Thieriot moving over to Fire Country. His death — as he was trying to help a vet at Ray (Neil Brown Jr.) and Naima’s (Parisa Fakhri) center — reverberated with the rest of Bravo throughout the rest of the sixth season as well as all of the seventh. But we could have still seen him again, in a flashback or some other way. Executive producer Spencer Hudnut, however, tells TV Insider he didn’t even try to get Thieriot back for the final episodes. “Truthfully, it was so difficult just keeping Max to finish his work Season 6 that I was not going to even try to open that can of worms,” he explains. However, he notes, “Clay exists.

The Paramount+ series Seal Team recently wrapped its seventh season. Following the series finale, David Boreanaz, who played Master Chief Special Warfare Operator Jason Hayes, addressed his character's fate in the military drama.

Speaking to Variety, Boreanaz revealed that the creative team had contemplated killing Jason. "We played with the idea in one season where he is taking more of a command in the Havoc [control] room and trying to feel what that would feel like," the actor said. "Personally, for me to put the character in that situation, I didn't feel that it made sense. I think it would be more awkward and a little bit more fish out of water. I mean, Master Chief wouldn't really be a fish out of water, but for that situation it'd be boring."

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Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Seal Team series finale!Seal Team showrunner Spencer Hudnut has explained how the series would have continued without lead actor David Boreanz after season 7 if the show had continued. The Seal Team series finale saw Jason (Boreanz) stay with Bravo Team, finally able to forgive himself for the number of people he's had to kill throughout his many years of missions. While the show ends with his overseas missions set to continue into a future the audience won't see, Boreanz was actually planning to leave the show in season 7 had it not been the final stretch of episodes.

Speaking with Collider, Hudnut revealed he never knew Boreanz was planning to leave Seal Team after season 7, also revealing he had five weeks to plan out the series finale when it was revealed the show had been cancelled. However, the showrunner revealed that if Boreanz had left,...

The following contains full spoilers from the Seal Team series finale, now streaming on Paramount+.

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Spoiler Alert: The following article contains spoilers from Sunda’s series finale of CBS’ Seal Team.

With a final episode aired Sunday, Oct. 6, the CBS Studios military drama Seal Team has come to a close. Spanning seven seasons about an elite unit of U.S. Navy SEALs across CBS and Paramount+, it was one of the few series to bridge the gap between networks and streamers.

After a successful mission end in the penultimate episode of Seal Team Season 7, which resulted in the capture of a major fentanyl drug trader and elimination of a Green Beret traitor, Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz) and Team Bravo head home to Virginia Beach. But the reprieve with family, as they process the intense events of the season, is short-lived, with the unit deployed to Afghanistan for one final mission.

Throughout the tenth episode, Jason struggles to reconcile with the copious amounts of blood on his hands,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Seal Team series finale “The Last Word.”] By the end of the Seal Team series finale, Bravo is moving forward without two key members—but, perhaps surprisingly, not because either of them dies. Still operating are Jason (David Boreanaz)—who’s doing better after going to see the wife of the first man he killed in Afghanistan—Omar (Raffi Barsoumian), Drew (Beau Knapp), Brock (Justin Melnick), and Trent (Tyler Grey). Ray (Neil Brown Jr.), meanwhile, does not retire to join Naima (Parisa Fakhri) full-time as Spenser House but instead takes the head of warfighter health position that had been marked for Jason. Sonny (A.J. Buckley) is also off Bravo, having given up his trident to ensure the investigation into who hit Colonel Decker didn’t stop Davis (Toni Trucks) from getting the promotion she deserved—and they’re now together! TV Insider spoke with executive producer Spencer Hudnut about landing on ...

No easy days for a Seal Team showrunner.

Speaking with TVLine ahead of this Sunday’s series finale on Paramount+, Seal Team showrunner Spencer Hudnut detailed how at the time that the “final season” news got handed down, back in November 2023, he was nearly done writing Season 7.

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Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin and David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes in ‘Seal Team’ episode 10, season 7 (Photo Credit: Pablo Arellano Spataro/Paramount+)

We’ve reached the end. Paramount+’s Seal Team season seven episode nine ended with Nazario in custody and Jason and Drew off on a separate mission to kill Curtis. Episode 10, “The Last Word,” will bring the team back together and finish up storylines for characters fans have come to love.

The seventh and final season stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry, A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn, Toni Trucks as Lieutenant Lisa Davis, Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, and Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin.

“The Last Word” Plot: Does war always have the last word? Jason wrestles with guilt, Ray faces his demons, and Davis and Sonny’s fate is decided by the Decker investigation.

Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin, Judd Lormand as Lt.

Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin and David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes in ‘Seal Team’ episode 9, season 7 (Credit: Pablo Arellano Spataro/Paramount+)

Jason added to his body count and Bravo discovered they have a traitor in their midst on Paramount+’s Seal Team season seven episode eight. Episode nine will find the team reeling from that discovery. “The Sea and the Hills” is set to stream on Sunday, September 29, 2024.

Season seven stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry, A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn, Toni Trucks as Lieutenant Lisa Davis, Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, and Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin.

“The Sea and the Hills” Plot: Bravo returns from Nazario’s camp stunned. Despite losing the element of surprise and discovering a traitor, the team must capture Nazario alive.

Tyler Grey as Trent Sawyer, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry and Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza...

David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes in ‘Seal Team’ episode 8, season 7 (Photo credit: Pablo Arellano Spataro/Paramount+)

The countdown to the end of Paramount+’s Seal Team stands at just three new episodes, with season seven episode eight set to stream on Sunday, September 15, 2024. The final season’s been an emotional roller coaster, and episode eight, “Appetite for Destruction,” promises to continue to up the ante as we edge toward the October 6th series finale.

Season seven stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry, A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn, Toni Trucks as Lieutenant Lisa Davis, Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, and Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin.

“Appetite For Destruction” Plot: Bravo finds fentanyl in a chop shop and destroys it, along with all the guards. Later, the team makes a shocking discovery at Nazario’s camp.

Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin...

Network: CBS, Paramount+

Episodes: Seven (hour).

Seasons: 114.

TV show dates: September 27, 2017 — October 6, 2024.

Series status: Cancelled.

Performers include: David Boreanaz, Max Thieriot, Jessica Paré, Neil Brown Jr., A. J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Judd Lormand, Raffi Barsoumian, and Beau Knapp.

TV show description:

A military drama, the Seal Team TV show centers on an exclusive Navy Seal unit as they train for, plan, and risk their very lives to carry out perilous missions for the sake and honor of the U.S.A. Fierce and focused Jason Hayes (Boreanaz) leads the Tier One team. His personal life takes a backseat to his military service and suffers as a result.

Ray Perry (Brown) is Jason's confidant. After serving together...

Justin Melnick as Brock Reynolds, David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes and Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry in ‘Seal Team’ episode 7, season 7 (Credit: Michael Yarish/Paramount+)

Only four new episodes remain in the seventh and final season of Paramount+’s military drama Seal Team. Season seven episode seven, “Mission Creep,” has the team back together and off to Honduras. “Mission Creep” will stream on Sunday, September 15, 2024.

Season seven stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry, A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn, Toni Trucks as Lieutenant Lisa Davis, Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, and Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin.

“Mission Creep” Plot: Bravo’s back together and headed to Honduras to verify concerning intel. Before leaving, Jason, Ray and Drew all struggle with something personal.

Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin, Justin Melnick as Brock Reynolds, Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn, Tyler Grey...

Seal Team is currently in the middle of airing its seventh and final season on Paramount+. While some fans would have liked to have seen the military drama series continue with an eighth season, lead star David Boreanaz recently explained why now was the perfect time to end Seal Team.

In an interview with Collider to promote the final season of Seal Team, Boreanaz opened up about his decision to end the show after its seventh season, explaining that he "decided to end the show the way I wanted to end the show with the character. It was over for me. I knew that, and thats what I expressed to them. I was like, 'Im done, both physically and mentally.'" The actor shared that it is "very difficult to portray these types of emotions, day in day out, when youre shooting them."

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David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes in ‘Seal Team’ episode 6 season 7, (Credit: Michael Moriatis/Paramount+)

Tensions boiled over and the truth spilled out on Paramount+’s Seal Team season seven episode five. And now, thanks to a decision Jason makes to be home with his son, the action in episode six takes place without Bravo’s leader. Episode six, “Hundred-Year Marathon,” streams on Sunday, September 8, 2024.

Season seven stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry, A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn, Toni Trucks as Lieutenant Lisa Davis, Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, and Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin.

“Hundred-Year Marathon” Plot: Bravo’s next mission is in Cambodia and they’re without their leaders, as Jason is home with his son and Ray is pulled into diplomatic negotiations.

Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza and Justin Melnick as Brock Reynolds in episode 6 season 7 (Credit: Michael Moriatis/Paramount+) Seal Team Plot,...

Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry and David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes in ‘Seal Team episode 5, season 7 (Credit: Michael Moriatis/Paramount+)

Paramount+’s Seal Team season seven episode four found Ray questioning Jason’s motivations. And the description of episode five, “A Perfect Storm,” seems to indicate there will be a little trouble in the ranks. Episode five streams on Sunday, September 1, 2024.

Season seven stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry, A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn, Toni Trucks as Lieutenant Lisa Davis, Raffi Barsoumian as Omar Hamza, and Beau Knapp as Drew Franklin.

“A Perfect Storm” Plot: Even the closest of brothers fight eventually. Tempers flare during a surveillance mission in Malaysia. As the team sets up camp in scorching hot temperatures, grievances are aired and Drew finally reveals why he’s been so closed off.

A.J. Buckley as Sonny Quinn in season 7 episode...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Seal Team Season 7 Episode 4 “Heroes and Criminals.”] There’s some pushback with a decision Jason (David Boreanaz) makes in the latest Seal Team episode as Bravo targets a factory in Myanmar tied to China and fentanyl production—but who exactly is he protecting? That’s the question Ray (Neil Brown Jr.) poses at the end. Jason refuses to allow the team to attempt their mission until he’s sure he minimizes the risk; then things go wrong during the heist part—if they take away the workers’ money, no one will be working when they make their move—and they have to get creative. It works, but when it’s all done, Ray comments on his out-of-character behavior and asks who he really was protecting because he knows it wasn’t Bravo. Jason doesn’t answer. “I think he was protecting himself for sure,” Boreanaz told TV Insider when he recently stopped by ...

The missions of this crew are wining down in the seventh season of the Seal Team TV show on Paramount+? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Seal Team is cancelled or renewed for season eight. Paramount+ and other streaming platforms, however, collect their own data. If you've been watching this TV series, we'd love to know how you feel about the seventh season episodes of Seal Team here.

A Paramount+ military drama series, the Seal Team TV show stars David Boreanaz, Neil Brown, Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Beau Knapp, Raffi Barsoumian, and Dylan Walsh. Tyler Grey, Justin Melnick, Judd Lormand, Alona Tal, and Parisa Fakhri recur. The military action-adventure series centers on an exclusive Navy...

David Boreanaz has been one of the hardest-working television actors in the business ever since getting his big break on Buffy the Vampire Slayer in 1997. Looking at his output since becoming everyone's favorite vampire cursed with a soul, Boreanaz has worked consistently across hit TV series after hit TV series without even much of a break. His latest series, Seal Team, is ending after a seven-season run and the actor is revealing that his body is the main reason the show is coming to an end. The next episode airs Aug. 18; the series finale will drop Oct. 6.

During a chat with People, Boreanaz spoke about the ending of Seal Team. Because he and the other actors were so dedicated to making sure the series was as authentic as possible, it began to take a toll on his body physically. The show is known for intense military-style action scenes, which requires...

A lot was riding on the first two episodes of Seal Team Season 7 after the Season 6 finale sent the show in an exciting direction.

As you’ll recall, Jason (David Boreanaz) went public with his Tbi while accepting an award, leaving his future up in the air.

Command was understandably blindsided by his actions and hauled him in to tell him that his career, as he knew it, was over.

In one of the most powerful TV scenes in recent memory, various Navy SEALs appeared to reveal their own ailments in a show of solidarity.

At the beginning of Seal Team Season 7 Episode 1, Bravo Team was still intact but not operating.

Simply put, the team members do what they usually do when back home, only over a longer time, because there’s no longer faith they’re a functional team.

The team is away from the field

For Jason, this...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Seal Team Season 7 Episode 1 “Chaos in the Calm” and Episode 2 “Chaos in the Calm Pt. 2.”] When we think of Seal Team, we think of action-packed episodes, character-driven storylines, and the effects both have on Bravo. That was seen at the end of Season 6, with first Jason (David Boreanaz) speaking publicly about his Tbi, then other SEALs stepping forward as well. And as a result, when Season 7 begins, Bravo isn’t operating. Rather, the members of the team are basically all doing the last things they want to do (resulting in pranks), though Jason’s getting to spend time with his kids and Ray (Neil Brown Jr.) is getting a look at what life is going to be like when he retires in eight weeks. And when he retires, Ray will be able to focus on helping those the military isn’t; nothing’s been done on the Tbi or Pts fronts. Jason then ...

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A military drama series streaming on the Paramount+ subscription service, the Seal Team TV show stars David Boreanaz, Neil Brown, Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Beau Knapp, Raffi Barsoumian, and Dylan Walsh. Tyler Grey, Justin Melnick, Judd Lormand, Alona Tal, and Parisa Fakhri recur. The military action-adventure series centers on an exclusive Navy Seal unit as they train for, plan for, and risk their lives to carry out perilous...

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The final episodes of Seal Team are almost here. Season 7 of the David Boreanaz-led Paramount+ military series will be the final one. However, Toni Trucks, who portrays Lisa Davis, promises that the ending is “really satisfying.” What else did she reveal about the end of this beloved series?

Here are all the details.

Seal Team David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, Neil Brown Jr. as Ray Perry in Seal Team, streaming on Paramount+. Photo: Monty Brinton/Paramount+. © 2022 CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. Toni Trucks Talks About End Of Paramount+ Series

Seal Team Season 7 is premiering soon. Along with that is the ending, which is so important as many favorite series like NCIS: Hawaii was canceled on a cliffhanger. Worse yet, there was no resolution.

However, Toni Trucks revealed to TV Insider that the finale episode is “really satisfying.” After revealing how hard it will be to leave this character...

The final season of a fan-favorite CBS military drama series will soon hit Paramount+. Seal Team Season 7 will premiere on the service this August.

The seventh and final season of Seal Team arrives following a lengthy post-sixth season hiatus, partly caused by the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA strikes in 2023. The long-awaited Seal Team Season 7 will arrive on Paramount+ on August 11, 2024. Paramount+ announced Seal Team's Season 7 renewal on January 18, 2023, and revealed the following November that the installment would be the series' last. Seal Team series lead David Boreanaz recently stated that the final episode, written by Spencer Hudnut and directed by Christopher Chulack, will bear the title "The Last Word."

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It’s been a long hiatus without Seal Team, but the series is returning shortly to Paramount+.

The show has had a long history since premiering on CBS in 2017.

After its fourth season, the show was shifted to a streaming platform to keep it alive as CBS went in a different direction.

The show is gearing up for one last season to say goodbye to the Bravo Team.

In doing so, Seal Team will have to wrap up seven years worth of storylines in a relatively short time.

Monsters and Critics has done all the digging about the last installment, so you don’t have to.

Check out everything there is to know about Seal Team Season 7 below.

When will Seal Team Season 7 premiere?

After numerous delays, Paramount+ has confirmed that Seal Team Season 7 will premiere on Sunday, August 11.

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Get ready for one more mission. Paramount+ has announced the premiere date for the seventh and final season of Seal Team. Ten episodes have been produced, and the streamer has released a trailer and a poster. In November, it was announced that the military drama was coming to an end.

The Seal Team series, which stars David Boreanaz, Neil Brown Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Raffi Barsoumian, and Beau Knapp, follows the lives of Bravo Team, a sub-unit of the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, both on and off the job.

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Take a look at more footage from the live-action military drama TV series "Seal Team", concluding with its final seventh season, streaming August 11, 2024 on Paramount+:

"..'Seal Team' follows the professional and personal lives of the most elite unit of 'Navy SEALs' as they train, plan and execute dangerous, high-stakes missions.

“David Boreanaz stars as 'Jason Hayes', the respected team leader, alongside Neil Brown Jr., Aj Buckley, Toni Trucks and Raffi Barsoumian.

"Produced by CBS Studios, 'Seal Team' first premiered in 2017 and ran for four seasons on the CBS Network before becoming a Paramount+ original series in 2021 with its fifth season.

"From its four seasons on the CBS Network to its three-season run here at Paramount+, 'Seal Team' has built an incredible legacy that celebrates and honors the brave men and women who serve in the armed forces," said Jeff Grossman, Executive Vice President,...

Season 4 of the Gary Oldman-led espionage drama “Slow Horses” will return to Apple TV+ Sept. 4 with a two-episode premiere. Based on the novel “Spook Street” by Mick Herron, the series follows Oldman as Jackson Lamb, a pessimistic intelligence agent who must lead M15’s dumping ground department known as Slough House after a career-ending incident.

Per an official logline, the new season “opens with a bombing that detonates personal secrets, rocking the already unstable foundations of Slough House.”

“Slow Horses” is adapted for television by Will Smith (“Veep”) and produced by See-Saw Films. Executive producers include Jamie Laurenson, Hakan Kousetta, Iain Canning, Emile Sherman, Jane Robertson, Julian Stevens, Douglas Urbanski, Gail Mutrux, Graham Yost and Smith. Adam Randall serves as director.

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Paramount+ has released the trailer and key art for the seventh and final season of its original drama series “Seal Team,...

Seal Team is returning for one final season, and it promises to be an emotional ride. The show has been on the bubble for a few seasons, but star David Boreanaz has helped fight for its survival, and it has now received one final season, which should wrap up its stories. The trailer and release date have now hit for this final season.

Here is what you need to know about the final Seal Team season.

Seal Team Final Season Release Date

Seal Team premiered in September 2017 on CBS. The series stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, the leader of a Navy Seal team (known as Bravo Team). When the series started, the team was dealing with losing one of their own.

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The series faced changes in its fifth season when CBS moved it off the schedule mid-season. It ended up heading to the network’s streaming service,...

Bravo Team’s final mission is almost upon us.

Paramount+ revealed today that the seventh and final season of Seal Team will report for duty on Sunday, August 11.

To reward fans for the lengthy hiatus, the streaming service is launching two episodes on that date, followed by one each week until its series finale.

Seal Team Season 7 will be comprised of 10 episodes, and there will be some big changes.

The series stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, the respected and intense leader of the Bravo team, alongside Neil Brown Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Raffi Barsoumian, and Beau Knapp.

Original series star Max Thieriot left the series as Clay Spenser last season to focus on Fire Country, but the trailer hints that he will not be forgotten anytime soon.

Significant changes for Seal Team Season 7

Paramount+ teases in the press release that Jason (Boreanaz) will continue to “balance his warrior...

Paramount+ today revealed the official trailer, key art, and premiere date for the seventh and final season of the original military drama series Seal Team. Produced by CBS Studios, the 10-episode new season will premiere on Sunday, August 11, exclusively on Paramount+.

The first two episodes will be available to stream at launch, with new episodes to follow weekly on Sundays. The season will also premiere on Paramount+ on Sunday, August 11, in Canada and the following day in Australia.

Seal Team stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, the respected and intense leader of the Bravo team. The cast also includes Neil Brown Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Raffi Barsoumian, and Beau Knapp.

The series follows the lives of the Navy SEALs’ most elite unit as they execute dangerous high-stakes operations to defend their country at a profoundly personal cost. In the final season, Jason Hayes (Boreanaz) struggles to balance his warrior...

Seal Team season 7 now officially has a release date. First airing in 2017 on CBS, Seal Team follows an elite group of operators, led by David Boreanaz's Jason Hayes, as they conduct various high-stakes missions around the globe. After moving to Paramount Plus in the middle of season 5, season 6 returned to screens in 2022. Now, Seal Team season 7 has been confirmed to serve as the action series' final outing.

With the release of a new trailer for the show's final adventure, Paramount Plus now confirms that Seal Team season 7 will premiere on August 11, 2024. The first two episodes of season 7 will be available on August 11, with the remaining eight episodes releasing weekly on Sundays. The finale will bring the series to a close on October 6.

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Seal Team Cast Neil Brown Jr., Max Thieriot, David BoreanazRelease Date September 27, 2017Seasons 6Genres ActionNetwork Paramount, CBSStreaming Service(s) Apple TV+, Prime Video,...

Almost time to say goodbye: Paramount+ has dropped the official trailer and revealed the premiere date for the seventh and final season of Seal Team.

The CBS Studios drama will premiere on Sunday, Aug. 11 on the streamer. The first two episodes will be available to stream at launch with new episodes to follow weekly on Sundays. There are a total of 10 episodes in the final season.

Seal Team stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, the leader of Bravo team, alongside Neil Brown Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Raffi Barsoumian and Beau Knapp. The series follows the lives of the Navy SEALs’ most elite unit as they execute dangerous high-stakes operations to defend their country at a deeply personal cost. In the final season, Jason Hayes (Boreanaz) struggles to balance his warrior’s existence with the responsibilities of single fatherhood. Ray Perry (Brown Jr.), his trusted second in command, questions whether...

The long wait is finally over!

Paramount+ today revealed the official trailer, key art, and premiere date for the seventh and final season of the original military drama series Seal Team.

Produced by CBS Studios, the 10-episode new season will premiere on Sunday, August 11, exclusively on Paramount+.

The first two episodes will be available to stream at launch, with new episodes to follow weekly on Sundays.

Related: Seal Team Season 7: Everything We Know So Far

The season will also premiere on Paramount+ on Sunday, August 11, in Canada and the following day in Australia.

Seal Team stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, the respected and intense leader of Bravo team, alongside Neil Brown Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Raffi Barsoumian and Beau Knapp.

The series follows the lives of the Navy SEALs’ most elite unit as they execute dangerous high-stakes operations to defend their country at a deeply personal cost.

Paramount+ has just dropped the official trailer and premiere date for the highly anticipated seventh and final season of the military drama series Seal Team. Fans can mark their calendars for Sunday, August 11, when the new season premieres exclusively on Paramount+. The first two episodes will be available to stream at launch, with new episodes following weekly on Sundays. The season will also premiere on August 11 in Canada and the following day in Australia. Seal Team stars David Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, the respected and intense leader of Bravo team. The rest of the cast includes Neil Brown Jr., A.J. Buckley, Toni Trucks, Raffi Barsoumian, and Beau Knapp.

Jason Hayes has blood on his hands — figuratively, at least — in a first trailer for the seventh and final season of Paramount+’s Seal Team.

Filmed in Los Angeles and on location in Colombia, Seal Team‘s swan song will premiere Sunday, Aug. 11 with two episodes, followed by weekly releases. The military drama’s final season will run 10 episodes, bringing its grand total to 102.

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David Boreanaz reveals that he's been watching a lot of The Sopranos as prep for his next show after Seal Team season 7. Boreanaz says the new show isn't mafia-related, but it could feature nice suits and cars. Boreanaz's next show could be drastically different from Seal Team in tone and subject matter, meaning it's unclear if the CBS show's audience will follow.

Seal Team star David Boreanaz teases his next TV show after season 7 wraps up the military drama. First airing on CBS in 2017, the hit action series stars Boreanaz as Jason Hayes, the leader of the elite Bravo Team, who leads his squad on various high-stakes missions around the globe. After a popular run of 6 seasons, Seal Team season 7 is now set to bring the series to a close.

During a recent appearance at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival (via Variety), Boreanaz teases what his next TV project will be...