ABC's Once Upon a Time & Ten Days in the Valley; CBS' Blue Bloods; FOX's Lucifer; TV Land's Lopez; and USA's Queen of the South.
TV LAND's LOPEZ
- Ray Diaz (East Los High) has been cast as a series regular on the comedy's upcoming second season - which debuts on March 29. He will play Hector, a friend from Manolo's (Anthony Campos) past who becomes like a son to George (George Lopez) and a little brother to Manolo and Maronzio (Maronzio Vance). With George's help, Hector tries to get on his feet and find something he's good at. The ladies love him but that doesn't seem to get him very far.
ABC's ONCE UPON A TIME
- Sara Tomko (The Son) will play Tiger Lily in at least two episodes of the drama's sixth season. Tiger Lily is the princess of the Piccaninny tribe and is an old adversary of Captain Hook (Colin O'Donoghue). Her return will complicate his efforts to leave his past behind.
FOX's LUCIFER
- Timothy Omundson (Psych, Galavant) will appear in an upcoming episode of the drama's second season. He will play God Johnson, a patient in a psychiatric hospital who is charming, enigmatic and thinks he's the one and only God Almighty. As Lucifer (Tom Ellis) tries to prove him wrong, he comes to find that God Johnson seems to know that only Lucifer's true Father would know.
ABC's TEN DAYS IN THE VALLEY
- Malcolm-Jamal Warner (The Cosby Show, Major Crimes) has landed a series regular role on the upcoming drama starring Kyra Sedgwick. He will play Matt, the head writer on Jane's (Sedgwick) cable show.
CBS' BLUE BLOODS
- Entourage star Kevin Dillon will guest star in an upcoming episode of the drama's seventh season. He will play Jimmy, Linda's (Amy Carlson) brother, an endearing ne'er-do-well, the kind who always messes up. Jimmy usually depends on Danny to bail him out, but this time he has angered the mob.
USA's QUEEN OF THE SOUTH
- Yancey Arias (Bosch) has booked a recurring role on the drama's upcoming second season. He will play Colonel Cortez, Epifanio's (Joaquim de Almeida) new business partner. A man of war in the Mexican Special Forces. Cortez spent the last two decades battling the cartels, proving himself to be every bit as cunning, ruthless and bloodthirsty as the sicarios he hunted.
