Max Thieriot, who starred in SEAL Team, has reached a contract to feature in the CBS series pilot Cal Fire, which he co-wrote and executive produced through Bruckheimer Television and CBS Studios. He had been cast in the leading position from the beginning.
Max Thieriot ‘s acting contract for the pilot follows Paramount+’s renewal of SEAL Team for Season 6. I’ve heard Thieriot is the only key cast member without a modified-for-streaming agreement for Season 6, and his current choice has yet to be taken up by CBS Studios, as everyone is wondering what will happen with Cal Fire, the actor’s ambition project. Thieriot may possibly do both programs if Cal Fire is taken up to series, according to insiders. Many seem to be discussing, and there are indicators that problems will be resolved. The premiere scheduled for Season 6 of SEAL Team has been structured in such a way that Thieriot will be able to perform the military drama if Cal Fire gets taken up to series.
SEAL Team Future
In consideration of the ambiguity, SEAL Team’s Season 5 conclusion finished on a cliffhanger for Thieriot’s Clay Spenser, which might go either way. Clay (Max Thieriot) tells Jason (David Boreanaz) on the way back to Mali that this will be his final operation with Bravo for a while, and that he’ll be moving to the Green Team to spend a lot of time with Stella (Alona Tal) and their newborn baby, Brian. Bravo is trapped, cornered, and under fire when they return to Mali, and Clay looks to be struck with shrapnel to the eye, a video that is mixed in a montage with Stella’s baby shower.
About Cal Fire
Grey’s Anatomy alumni Cal Fire The film, directed by Tony Phelan and Joan Rater and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Television and CBS Studios, is based on Thieriot’s childhood memories in Northern California fire country and is based on an original concept by the star. The teleplay was written by Phelan and Rater based on a story they co-wrote with Max Thieriot.
Throughout Cal Fire, Bode Donovan (Max Thieriot), seeking forgiveness and a shorter jail term, enrolls in a firefighting program that sends him back to his small Northern California birthplace, where he and other convicts train with top firemen to put out huge fires across the area.
Max Thieriot will portray a young criminal in the starring role. Bode had so much potential, and then life snatched it away from him. He has an artist’s spirit, a criminal’s rap sheet, and the chutzpah to hope for a second chance with Cal Fire. Bode is motivated by a sense of wrongdoing, yet he can’t dwell on the past because the present has smacked him in the face.
Max Thieriot was born and raised in Occidental, California, and presently resides there with his family. He has portrayed Clay Spenser on SEAL Team for the entirety of the show’s run, which includes four seasons on CBS before transferring to Paramount+. Gersh and McKuin Frankel Whitehead represent Theriot.
