The series follows three young women from basic training in combat magic into terrifying and thrilling early deployment. In this world, the traditional roles of gender and power are flipped with women on the front lines, the fight looming and terrorist threats that are strikingly familiar to our world, but with supernatural tactics and weapons.

Taylor Hickson (Deadly Class) portrays Raelle, a reluctant recruit with major authority issues whose mother recently died in the line of duty. Jessica Sutton (The Kissing Booth) is Tally, a kind, strong-willed and curious witch who enlisted despite her mother’s passionate disapproval. Ashley Nicole Williams plays Abigail, an unquestionably alpha, smart, driven and courageous witch who hails from the upper echelons of military witch society and is excited to be joining the ranks of the witches’ army.

Amalia Holm (Playground) rounds out the young witch recruits playing Scylla, a playful yet dark and mischievous recruit who is not what she appears to be. Demetria McKinney (The Saints and Sinners) plays Anacostia, a tough but wryly humorous drill sergeant whose chief concern is keeping the young recruits alive through basic training. Lyne Renee (Deep State) recurs as General Sarah Alder, the highest-ranking officer in the Armed Forces and the only leader the witches have ever known.

Starring Ashley Nicole Williams, Jessica Sutton (The Kissing Booth), Taylor Hickson (Deadly Class), Demetria McKinney (The Saints and Sinners), Lyne Renee (Deep State), and Amalia Holm (Playground).

Motherland: Fort Salem premieres March 18th on Freeform with a total of 10 episodes.

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Nicholas (Josh Thomas) is a neurotic 25-year-old visiting his single dad and two teenage half-sisters, one of whom is on the autism spectrum. He hasn’t been particularly present in his siblings’ lives, but when their dad reveals that he is terminally ill, the girls have to cope with not only a devastating loss but also the realisation that Nicholas is the one who will have to rise to the occasion, move in, and hold it all together.

Josh Thomas created, stars, writes and will serve as showrunner of the comedy series. Stephanie Swedlove and Kevin Whyte also serve as executive producers, with David Martin, Jon Thoday, and Richard Allen-Turner executive producing for Avalon Television.

The series stars Josh Thomas (Please Like Me), Maeve Press, Adam Faison (Liberty Crossing), and Kayla Cromer.

Everything’s Gonna Be Okay premieres January 16th on Freeform.

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The reimagining of the beloved series will follow the five Acosta children as they navigate daily life struggles to survive as a family unit after their parents are suddenly deported back to Mexico. In a new iteration by original series creators Amy Lippman and Christopher Keyser, this beloved story of a young family bound by adversity will be retold through the lens of current-day themes and cultural conversations.

THE CHARACTERS

• Emilio Acosta is an aspiring musician and the oldest son of Gloria and Javier Acosta. Emilio is the reason his parents crossed the Mexican border into the United States nearly twenty-five years ago in hopes of a better life. Although the oldest, he’s the least responsible of the siblings and had been enjoying living away from home and the freedom that came with it, until his parents’ status was threatened.
• Lucia Acosta is a straight-A student with lofty college ambitions until her parents run into trouble with immigration. Their circumstances force her to reevaluate her disposition to play by the rules. She quickly becomes resistant to authority, politically radicalized and rebellious to her presumed duties as the oldest sister.
• Beto Acosta is the second oldest brother of the family who steps up in the midst of turmoil. While struggling with sports, girls and school, he soon discovers that being the head of his family comes easily to him and gives him the self-respect and sense of purpose he has never had before.
• Valentina Acosta is the precocious and resourceful youngest sister. Forced to face adolescence without her mother, she’s desperately afraid of what the future holds, and her vulnerability will require her older siblings to step up and offer the structure and support that they may not be wholly equipped to provide.

The series stars Brandon Larracuente (13 Reasons Why) as Emilio Acosta, Emily Tosta (Mayans M.C.) as Lucia Acosta, Niko Guardado (The Goldbergs) as Beto Acosta, and Elle Paris Legaspi as Valentina Acosta. Bruno Bichir (Absentia)and Fernanda Urrejola (Narcos: Mexico) star as the Acosta parents, Javier and Gloria.

The series is created by Amy Lippman and Christopher Keyser, who also serve as executive producers and writers. Rodrigo Garcia also serves as executive producer and directs the pilot. Michal Zebede serves as co-executive producer and writer.

Party of Five premieres January 8th on Freeform.

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Executive produced by Jennifer Lopez and directed by Jon M. Chu (Crazy Rich Asians), Good Trouble follows Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) as they embark on the next phase of their young adult lives in Los Angeles, as Mariana tackles the male-dominated world of tech and Callie faces the harsh realities of the federal legal system clerking for a federal judge.

After moving to The Coterie in Downtown Los Angeles, Callie and Mariana realise that living on their own is not all that it’s cracked up to be. Faced with new neighbours, new challenges and, of course, new romances, the sisters must depend on one another to navigate the City of Angels.

The series also stars Tommy Martinez (Riverdale) as Gael, a socially conscious and politically active graphic designer; Sherry Cola (I Love Dick) as Alice, a first-generation Asian American who manages the apartment complex; newcomer Zuri Adele who will portray Malika, a whip-smart former foster kid with a pension for social justice; and Roger Bart as conservative Judge Wilson for whom Callie is clerking.

Five of The Fosters alums are set to appear in Good Trouble: Teri Polo and Sherri Saum are reprising their roles as the adoptive mothers of Callie and Mariana, and the original series’ siblings Hayden Byerly, Noah Centineo, and David Lambert also are back for guest appearances.

Good Trouble premieres January 8th on Freeform.

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The new series is based on the Marvel comics, which follows Tandy Bowen (Olivia Holt) and Tyrone Johnson (Aubrey Joseph)—two teenagers from very different backgrounds. They find themselves burdened and awakened to newly acquired superpowers, which are mysteriously linked to one another. Tandy possesses the ability to emit light daggers and Tyrone can engulf others in complete darkness. They quickly learn they are better together than apart, but their feelings for each other make their already complicated world even more challenging.

THE CAST

• Tandy (Olivia Holt) – A once-privileged little girl who watched as her family was destroyed by a disastrous storm that uprooted her life. Now in her late teens, an unexpected encounter with a boy named Tyrone sparks a life-changing event.
• Ty (Aubrey Joseph) – A young man who wanted nothing more than to prove he was fearless. But when everything he held close was taken away, life taught Tyrone to be afraid. Now older and more sheltered, Tyrone closes himself off until he meets Tandy.
• Adina Johnson (Gloria Reuben) – Adina invests every aspect of her being into giving her son the life she believes he deserves. But she props up and protects Tyrone so much, she almost forgets to love him.
• Otis Johnson (Miles Mussenden) – Otis trudges through his desk job to keep his family safe and happy, all while too-quietly mourning a loss. This working-class father does what he can to ensure his son Tyrone will grow up to be a man.
• Melissa Bowen (Andrea Roth) – Melissa is the eternal optimist, despite struggling to adapt to her new existence. She’s complex and compromised, and often needs to file her edges, but her love for her daughter burns brightly outside.
• Liam (Carl Lundstedt) – A salt-of-the-earth townie. Liam operates as Tandy’s partner in crime while moonlighting as her boyfriend. But underneath this rough-around-the-edges appearance, Liam has big dreams. All of them include Tandy.
• Brigid O’Reilly (Emma Lahana) – Detective Brigid O’Reilly is accustomed to working in a man’s world, but she isn’t looking to be “one of the guys”. Her New York sensibilities have hardened her from being too friendly or open, setting her apart from her Louisiana counterparts. Brigid believes in justice and doesn’t think that anyone should be above it, including other cops. Especially other cops…
• Father Delgado (Jaime Zevallos) – Father Delgado is constantly seeking redemption in spite of the fact that he’s not sure he deserves it. As a school counselor and priest, Delgado is a rock for Ty. Oppressed by the collar, he leads more through words than example as he still struggles daily with the life he has chosen.
• Detective Connors (JD Evermore) – A contradiction of a man, Connors embraces an intimidating persona that overcompensates for a secret he keeps close to the vest.

Starring Oliva Holt, Aubrey Joseph, JD Evermore (Rectify), Gloria Reuben (Falling Skies), Andrea Roth (Rogue), Carl Lundstedt (Conviction), Emma Lahana (Haven), Jaime Zevallos (Sam Has 7 Friends), and Miles Mussenden (Queen Sugar).

The series will see Joe Pokaski (Underground, Heroes) serve as both showrunner and executive producer along with Jeph Loeb (Marvel’s Head of Television) and Jim Chory serving as executive producers.

The 10-episode season of Cloak and Dagger will kick off with a two-hour premiere June 7th on Freeform.

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Siren takes us inside Bristol Cove—a coastal town known for its legend of once being home to mermaids. When the arrival of a mysterious girl proves this folklore all too true, the battle between man and sea takes a very vicious turn as these predatory beings return to reclaims their right to the ocean.

The series follows Ben, a bright marine biologist who finds himself drawn to a mysterious new girl Ryn, who is a strange young woman with a deep dark secret. Then there’s Maddie, who works with Ben as a marine biologist but is highly suspicious of the new girl; Xander, a deep-sea fisherman on a quest to uncover the truth; and Helen, the town eccentric who seems to know more about the mermaids than she lets on.

While you can only go so far with making opinions based purely on a trailer, the series does look intriguing. After Freeform’s hit supernatural drama Beyond last year and viewers continued interest in Shadowhunters, the network is most definitely exploring new waters. The trailer also doesn’t convey the typical Freeform ‘cheesiness’, which usually comes across through the acting and the selected dialogue. To a degree, the trailer seems reminiscent of one of the CW’s past shows, The Secret Circle and like many of these fantasy dramas, they all have the essential elements from the small town to the new kid and the kooky old woman! We won’t get our hopes too high, but we are liking what we see!

The series stars Alex Roe (The 5th Wave), Eline Powell (Game of Thrones), Fola Evans-Akingbola (An American Exorcism), Ian Verdun (Life’s a Drag) and Rena Owen (Star Wars II & III).

Catch the two-hour premiere of Siren March 29th (International Mermaid Day) on Freeform.

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It has been several months since the Season 2 finale, so we’re here to present to you a run down of what happened over the season, in case you don’t have time to go back and binge it all over again on Netflix! You can also click the episode title to see our full recap of the majority of the episodes!

Read on to discover what happened and tell us what you are looking forward to this season in the comments below!

2.01 This Guilty Blood

The season premiere saw Jace leaving with Valentine after he and Clary found out that they are siblings. Clary and Jocelyn reunited after her season-long coma, Isabelle and Clary engaged in an epic training scene, the introduction of Victor Aldertree (the new head of the NY institute) and the episode ended with Jocelyn trying to kill Jace.

2.02 A Door Into The Dark

Jocelyn’s attempt results in her hitting Valentine and then having to explain herself to Clary with some flashbacks of Jonathan as a child. After speaking with the other Shadowhunters, Clary feels lost and decides to leave when she later runs into a sickly looking Dot who transports her to Valentine. They try to track Jace via Alec’s parabatai bond despite there being potential repercussions when some great fighting ensues between Jace and Valentine, which leads to Clary and Jace jumping off the ship.

2.03 Parabatai Lost

The episode contains several flashbacks to Jace and Alec establishing their friendship over the years as unfortunately Alec is facing severe consequences from tracking Jace via their parabatai bond. Meanwhile, Clary and Jace wash up onshore separately, and the Clave is hot on Jace’s tail due to the crimes he has committed. We are introduced to Maia Roberts when he stops by the Hunter’s Moon, and she later helps her pack leader Luke rescue Jace from the other werewolves and mundane hospital. Jace makes it to Alec and recites the words of the parabatai ritual to help Alec before he is taken away by Aldertree and the Clave.

2.04 Day of Wrath

Jace is being held at the City of Bones and he discovers Hodge is prison buddy. Jocelyn and Luke share their first kiss, while Alec and Magnus attempt to plan their first date. However, a demon attack means they are off to save the day and much to Alec’s dismay, Clary joins to complete their team. In a Supernatural-like manner, the smoke demon can enter the body of a mundane or Shadowhunter, and eventually it makes its way into the Institute. Alec becomes possessed and kills Jocelyn, and later, it’s Izzy’s turn and Clary gets the demon out and kills it. Valentine turns up at the City of Bones to retrieve both Jace and the Soul Sword, but Jace doesn’t go with him and instead returns to the Institute.

2.05 Dust and Shadows

Alec isn’t handling having Jocelyn’s blood on his hands, while Clary is in denial and decides to find a way to bring her mother back to life. She turns to Magnus, but he won’t dabble in dark magic, which leads Clary to search the Institute files to find a warlock that will help her and Alec decides to help her because of his guilt. Meanwhile, Izzy’s demon wound isn’t healing and she wants in on the upcoming Iron Sisters visit, Aldertree offers her yin fen (an addictive warlock drug and demonic poison). Clary’s mission takes a turn when she is almost impregnated by a demon, but she is saved by both Jace and a mysterious light-bringing rune that appeared to her.

2.06 Iron Sisters

We see a brief montage of the Iron Sisters at the Citadel forging weapons and training, before Clary and Izzy leave to go there—but not before Aldertree gives her more yin fen. They meet with Sister Cleophas, who is Luke’s sister, and they must face a purity trial before they can enter. Clary passes with flying colours, but Izzy does not because of the yin fen. Afterwards, Clary learns about Valentine’s plans for the Soul Sword and we later see Cleophas pack her bags before revealing she is a Circle member. Meanwhile, Simon and Maia team up to search for Luke who was unable to shift back due to his emotions, and then Alec and Magnus also had their first date.

2.07 How Are Thou Fallen

Cleophas reveals to Valentine that Clary can create runes and they try to draw Clary in, but Luke is suspicious of his sister. Cleophas then realises an angel is trying to communicate with Clary, which happens to be the angel (a.k.a Ithuriel) that Valentine has in chains, so she turns against him. Jace and Clary manage to rescue Ithuriel who then shares a brief vision with them before he flies away. Meanwhile, Alec tries to kick things up a notch with Magnus, but Magnus wants to take things slow; Izzy’s addiction continues, but with no yin fen available, she tries to find a dealer when Magnus questions her actions; and lastly, Simon and Maia go on a date!

2.08 Love Is A Devil

Izzy heads straight to the vamps for a quick fix, and Raphael has to save her from them and then Izzy manages to convince him to bite her. Maryse and Max Lightwood return for Max’s first rune ceremony, so Alec asks Magnus to help plan the party. Simon confesses his feelings to Clary, and they later attend the party together, much to Jace and Maia’s dismay. Things go awry when Clary sees Maia and Simon kissing and Alec is ready to jump off a ledge after Clary accusing him over her mother’s death, which is when Magnus realises something is wrong. He realises it is the warlock Clary went to see and so they engage in an epic warlock showdown before she escapes with his spellbook. Clary and Jace reveal what occurred with Ithuriel and Clary’s runes, and they discover she has pure angel blood meaning she can activate the Soul Sword.

2.09 Bound By Blood

Clary’s hand turns black, so they head to Magnus’ and discover it’s a side effect of the blood oath she made with the warlock. If Clary doesn’t find the warlock’s child, she’ll die. They start to form a plan when Clary is attacked by Maia who thought she was doing the right thing to save the Downworlder race. Jace tracks down Valentine and informs him of the blood oath, so Madzie returns with Jace but then Madzie takes Clary through a portal to Valentine. They then track them down again, but now Simon is the one taken through the portal with Valentine. Meanwhile, Magnus reveals what he knows about Izzy to Alec and he is so not happy.

2.10 By The Light of Dawn

Episode 10 marked the winter finale so it was all action with Valentine infiltrating the Institute so he can activate the Soul Sword and threatening Simon’s life if Clary didn’t come to the Institute. Dot pops up again to inform them of a way to destroy the Sword, but Valentine slits Simon’s throat for her tardiness. A Clary-disguised Jace gives his blood to Simon while the real Clary searches for the Sword. When they do, Clary is stopped from touching the Sword so Jace does, except he activates it revealing he has angel not demon blood. They stop the Sword and capture Valentine, except the Sword is taken away by a hooded figure. It is also revealed Clary and Jace aren’t related and that Simon can now walk in the sun.

2.11 Mea Maxima Culpa

Inquisitor Herondale returns to torture Valentine while a suave-looking demon is on the prowl (and kill) to find the Mortal Cup. Izzy tries to detox from her yin fen addiction, but goes to Raphael and a group of vamps for a little to help her get through, when she’s attacked and then saved by a British Shadowhunter by the of Sebastian. The demon is revealed to be a Greater Demon known as Azazel, Prince of Hell so they summon him with Valentine present to offer up his knowledge. Azazel breaks free and causes a little damage plus also swaps the bodies of Valentine and Magnus, plus Clary also learns that her and Jace aren’t actually siblings.

2.12 You Are Not Your Own

Izzy tries to help Simon with his Raphael problem by meeting with his sister until a group of vampires approach them causing Simon to run into the light, which reveals his secret. Inquisitor Herondale wants to test the abilities of Jace and Clary. A Valentine-looking Magnus tries to convince Alec that he is Magnus, and upon his near execution, Jace discovers what happened and they stop it in time. Valentine reveals that Jace is the Inquisitor’s grandson, and the pair later connect with one another. Sebastian and Clary also connect in this episode over Clary’s family.

2.13 Those of Demon Blood

There’s a killer on the loose with several bodies turning up bearing various marks of Downworlders. Meanwhile, a lovers quarrel between Alec and Magnus causes Magnus to reminisce over his past loves with Dot, and when she tries to kiss him, he confesses his love for Alec. The vampires believe Simon to be a ‘great leader’ and the Downworlders are being implanted with chips to track them. The killer is revealed later on to be Kaelie while Jace’s first act as Head of the Institute is to give the position to Alec and then he later hooks up with Maia.

2.14 The Fair Folk

As his first act, Alec sends Jace and Clary to the Seelie Court, and Simon tags along with them. They meet with the mischievous Seelie Queen who holds them captive until Clary kisses the one she desires most, so she kisses Simon but it ends up being Jace. Alec tries to bring the Downworlders and Shadowhunters together by meeting with representatives, but it doesn’t go so well. At the end of the episode, it is revealed the real Sebastian is locked up, so just who is this person?

2.15 A Problem of Memory

Poor Simon is devastated over the Clace kiss in the previous episode, so he hits the clubs and winds up drinking some potent blood that leaves him only remembering that he was drinking from a girl’s wrist. After a few mishaps, Simon discovers the killer vampire and winds up killing him. Sebastian’s cousin Aline visits as he has been missing, so fake Sebastian interrogates real Sebastian to put her at ease. Lastly, Valentine is transported to Idris, however, he escapes and its revealed that fake Sebastian is his son.

2.16 Day of Atonement

Clary and Jace decide to search for Valentine in Idris, and Clary makes a portal with a rune she sees, however, Alec discovers they are missing and sends Izzy after them. Clary and Jace get separated and she runs into a younger version of Ithuriel who informs her Jonathan is alive, but she can’t make sense of it due to not feeling well. Izzy finds Jace and reveals Lake Lyn has hallucinogenic properties when ingested and Jace manages to activate one of Clary’s runes with his abilities. They later learn that Jace and Jonathan were on opposite ends of an experiment and that Jonathan is alive. Meanwhile, Simon and Maia have dinner while Sebastian (now Jonathan) threatens to banish his father, but Valentine convinces him not to.

2.17 A Dark Reflection

Jonathan searches for the Mortal Mirror, however, its whereabouts are being protected by a warlock who helped Jocelyn hide it and a protection spell transfers to Dot after Jonathan kills the warlock. Clary is on the hunt for her brother, and at one point, Sebastian/Jonathan kisses her. Clary and Jace discover the location, but Jonathan has tracked her and a fight ensues with Dot pushing Jace and Clary through a portal. The hand mirror shows Clary visions of Lake Lyn, however, Jonathan is later seen searching for it in the Institute when Max runs into him.

2.18 Awake, Arise, or Be Forever Fallen

Max reveals he knows that ‘Sebastian’ is actually Jonathan, and the poor little guy winds up in a coma, so the group realise that he knows and that Jonathan must be in the Institute. He finds the ‘Mortal Mirror’, but he is stopped by Clary who is making everyone hold a piece of electrum as it will burn them if they have demon blood. He hides his pain, but Clary realises and gets the Mirror back from him just before he escapes. Max wakes up, while the discovery is made that the Mirror is actually Lake Lyn. We also see quite a few sweet flashbacks between Alec and Magnus, however, Magnus believes his feelings for Alec are preventing him from doing what he needs to do.

2.19 Hail and Farewell

Jonathan and Valentine flee Jonathan’s apartment while the Shadowhunters discover the very real and dead Sebastian. Alec meets with the Downworlder leaders, however, it seems Magnus is allying himself with the Seelie Queen, while Raphael and Luke are more suspicious as it could mean a war with the Clave. The Seelie Queen meets with Simon as she wants him on her side and meanwhile, Clary and Jace use their angelic connection to track Jonathan. The Shadowhunters face a group of Forsaken and Jace is taken captive by Jonathan just before Jace gets the upper hand and stabs him. Lastly, the Seelie Queen is seen meeting and making a deal with Valentine.

2.20 Beside Still Water

Jonathan creates a rift for demons to come through, while news of the Seelie Queen aiding Valentine reaches the Shadowhunters. Alec and Magnus manage to close the demonic rift and Clary and Jace reach Lake Lyn when Valentine stabs Jace in the heart, with Alec feeling when Jace dies and seeing the parabatai rune disappear. Clary sees Valentine summoning Raziel, but Clary manages to kill him first and so she requests Raziel brings Jace back. The Shadowhunters and Downworlders celebrate, however, Jace is seen screaming in pain along with a strange woman caressing Jonathan and calling him her son.

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At the Freeform Summit in Los Angeles, the network announced two new series—a period-drama titled Cleopatra and a sci-fi series titled Augs.

The first series will follow one of the most beloved rulers in Egyptian history, Cleopatra will come to life in Freeform’s first-ever period drama. After being exiled as a young woman, Cleopatra decides to stand up against the patriarchy and fight back for her freedom and rightful place as heir.

This tale will follow her rise and transition to becoming not only the first, last, and only female Pharaoh, but also the world’s most powerful person all while engaging in a classic love triangle that changed the map of the world forever.

Cleopatra is produced by ABC Signature Studios and executive produced by Michael Sietzman (Quantico), Christina Davis, Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Daniel McDermott and Mike Weiss.

Next up is Augs, an hour-long sci-fi drama. Created and directed by Scott Stewart (Blumhouse’s Dark Skies), Augs is set in the all-to-near future when society is divided into two classes: Augs, the privileged who can afford the latest technological-biological enhancements that provide an always-connected augmented reality view of the world; and Norms, the disenfranchised rest who’ve become a nearly invisible underclass.

Set in the moneyed, suburban enclave of Cambio Point, Augs follows Gennifer Wells, an ambitious and popular Aug girl, who falls in love with Bodhi Bright, the mysterious new guy in town. The only problem is he’s a Norm, and this causes her friends and family to turn against her. As she realises being enhanced isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, Gennifer is forced to make a choice between the privileged augmented world she knows and the strange boy she loves, who prefers to see things through his “unenhanced” eyes. But her choice will not be easy, as forces on both sides conspire to keep them apart. Stewart and Anonymous Content’s Jeff Okin will produce.

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The first sneak peek at the series was released at the first Freeform Summit in Hollywood and sees Tandy and Tyrone bumping into one another and spilling drinks. While Tandy cleans him and they share a cute introduction, he later realises she has taken his wallet. Chasing after her, he grabs her only to be thrown apart from one another. The pair then become confused as Tandy is emanating light from her hands, whilst Tyrone’s hands are cast in shadows.

The new series is based on the Marvel comics and follows Tandy Bowen (Olivia Holt) and Tyrone Johnson (Aubrey Joseph)—two teenagers from very different backgrounds. They find themselves burdened and awakened to newly acquired superpowers, which are mysteriously linked to one another. Tandy possesses the ability to emit light daggers and Tyrone can engulf others in complete darkness. They quickly learn they are better together than apart, but their feelings for each other make their already complicated world even more challenging.

Starring Oliva Holt, Aubrey Johnson, JD Evermore (Rectify), Gloria Reuben (Falling Skies) and Andrea Roth (Rogue).

The series will see Joe Pokaski (Underground, Heroes) serve as both showrunner and executive producer along with Jeph Loeb (Marvel’s head of Television) and Jim Chory serving as executive producers.

Cloak and Dagger will kick off with a two-hour premiere on June 7th.

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