THE HUB

Spoiler Warning: This recap contains major spoilers from the R.J. Decker Season 2 premiere, “The Point of Us Breaking.” R.J. Decker is back, and apparently the most logical way to welcome us back to Florida is with a Dancing With the Stars flash mob, pantsless bank robbers and some seriously uncomfortable relationship business between R.J. and Emi. Season 2 picks up in the aftermath of Victor Ochoa's murder, which has changed things considerably for R.J. (Scott Speedman) and

R.J. Decker is adding some serious acting pedigree to the family. Emmy and Golden Globe winner Beau Bridges has joined the ABC drama for its second season, and his character comes with a very personal connection to Scott Speedman’s R.J. Decker. Bridges will play R.J.’s estranged father, opening the door for the series to dig deeper into the private life of its disgraced former newspaper photographer turned private investigator. The casting immediately raises some interesting

If R.J. Decker thought surviving his first season was difficult, somebody apparently decided he needed rocket launchers and severed body parts added to his list of problems. The new R.J. Decker Season 2 trailer has arrived, giving viewers their best look yet at Scott Speedman’s return as Florida’s scruffy private investigator, and things certainly have not gotten any easier for him. ABC’s crime drama is still embracing the strange cases, dark humor and Florida weirdness that

Pack your bug spray and prepare for another round of swampy justice because ABC has officially decided that R.J. Decker isn’t quite finished making a mess of the Sunshine State. In a move that surprised exactly zero people who have glanced at the Hulu trending charts lately, the network confirmed today that R.J. Decker is renewed for Season 2. The renewal serves as the final piece of a very tidy puzzle for ABC. By greenlighting a second outing for Scott Speedman’s disillusion

If you bet your life savings that R.J. Decker would end its freshman run with a tidy bow and a group hug, I hope you kept the receipt. The Season 1 finale, "Even Walls Fall Down," just wrapped on ABC, and it delivered exactly what we’ve come to expect from this show: high-stakes photography, questionable legal ethics, and a body count that makes South Beach look like a retirement community. For ten episodes, we’ve watched R.J. (Scott Speedman) try to prove that his prison sti

If you have been keeping your eyes glued to the screen for the swampy, snarky world of RJ Decker , it is time to recalibrate your DVR and maybe stock up on a little extra caffeine. ABC just announced that its latest freshman hit is packing its bags and moving to a brand new time slot. Starting April 14, 2026 , the investigator with the complicated past is sliding into the 9:00 PM ET Tuesday slot, proving that even in the world of cutthroat network television, some shows actu

If you thought Florida couldn’t get any weirder, the RJ Decker premiere on ABC just proved that the Sunshine State still has plenty of swamp water and secrets to spare . Based on the cynical, sun-drenched world of Carl Hiaasen, the series kicked off its debut episode, “Double Exposure,” with enough sweat, betrayal, and questionable life choices to keep any TV junkie hooked. Scott Speedman stars as the titular Decker, a disgraced photojournalist who seems to have a supernatur

The Florida-noir renaissance is officially upon us, and frankly, it’s about time. Between the humidity and the headlines, the Sunshine State has always been a goldmine for the "strange but true," and ABC is finally cashing in. Enter RJ Decker , the network’s latest swing at a blue-skies-but-gritty procedural that feels like the spiritual love child of The Rookie and a fever dream. Based on Carl Hiaasen’s cult-classic 1987 novel Double Whammy , the series trades the neon-soak

TV fans, grab your popcorn: the RJ Decker trailer dropped today, and it’s already serving up South Florida crime, chaos, and a whole lot of attitude. ABC’s latest midseason drama promises a mix of sharp procedural work, messy personal entanglements, and just enough snark to keep viewers laughing through the twists. The trailer gives a first peek at Scott Speedman as the titular private investigator, Jaina Lee Ortiz’s cunning Emi Ochoa, and a supporting cast ready to make ever