Georgie & Mandy Adds Christopher Gorham as Someone From Mandy's Romantic Past… and Future?
The Covert Affairs alum has been cast on the Young Sheldon spinoff and will appear in the final two episodes of Season 1, airing back-to-back on Thursday, May 15 (CBS, 8/7c). He'll play Scott, Mandy's new boss whose romantic history with her starts to complicate her life. Hmm….
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Gorham shared a photo from the set on April 2, the day after Georgie & Mandy wrapped production on its 22-episode freshman run. At the time, he said, 'I can't say much, yet, but I can say that the Georgie & Mandy family they've created on Stage 25 is as welcoming, warm-hearted and hilarious as any I've had a chance to visit.'
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He is best known to TV audiences for his role as Auggie Anderson on the USA Network procedural Covert Affairs, which wrapped its five-season run in 2014. Additional credits include Insatiable, The Lincoln Lawyer and Ugly Betty, as well as another CBS sitcom, 2 Broke Girls, on which he recurred throughout the sixth and final season as Caroline's boyfriend Bobby.
Georgie & Mandy was previously renewed for a 22-episode Season 2. In the one-hour May 15 finale, 'Georgie panics when he learns that Jim is considering selling the tire store to his rival… and Mandy's forced to confront a long-running lie.'
New episodes continue to air Thursdays at 8/7c on CBS, and stream next day on Paramount+. Are you looking forward to Gorham's arrival? Worried he'll be the reason that Marriage No. 1 ends? Sound off in Comments.
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