Manifest Reunion On The Hunting Party, Josh Dallas To Guest-Star

Josh Dallas is booking a flight to reunite with his “Manifest” co-star Melissa Roxburgh.

Dallas will guest-star in an upcoming episode of Roxburgh’s NBC drama “The Hunting Party,” Variety reports. He’ll play Elliot Carr, aka the Connecticut Cobbler, “a master craftsman and high-end shoemaker who specialized in extraordinary custom shoes made from only the rarest and most exotic of leathers — think alligator, rhino and people, skinning his victims alive,” per the official description. “Fresh off his escape from the Pit, Elliot is on the loose and making a whole new set of kicks, this time with a twist.” 

Roxburgh stars as former FBI profiler Bex Henderson on “The Hunting Party,” which returns for Season 2 this Thursday at 10/9c on NBC. Previously, Dallas and Roxburgh starred together as brother and sister Ben and Michaela Stone on the supernatural drama “Manifest,” which ran for three seasons on NBC and then moved to Netflix for a fourth and final season.

* Season 4 of the Netflix crime anthology “Monster” has cast Joey Pollari as John Morse, the uncle of accused axe murderer Lizzie Borden, per Variety. Pollari previously played “Psycho” star Anthony Perkins in Season 3 of the series, which focused on killer Ed Gein. His other TV credits include “American Crime,” “SEAL Team,” and “Sugar.”

* Nick Kroll (“The League”), Sam Richardson (“Veep”), Jason Mantzoukas (“Brooklyn Nine-Nine”), and Vanessa Bayer (“Saturday Night Live”) will star in the Netflix comedy series “A Hundred Percent,” the streamer has announced. The show follows a group of friends who work in the thought leader industry: “Their books, podcasts and morning routines might help us live our lives more perfectly, but away from the screens and mics, they are most definitely far from perfect.”

* Annie Murphy (“Schitt’s Creek”) and Daisy Jelley (“Geek Girl”) will star in “Poser,” an eight-episode YA drama for Netflix, Deadline reports. The series from “On My Block” creator Lauren Iungerich explores “toxic female friendship through the lens of a sexy, emotional thriller.”

* Apple TV’s “Bad Monkey” has added Keyla Monterroso Mejia (“Curb Your Enthusiasm”) and Mo Amer (“Mo”) to its Season 2 cast, per Deadline. No character details have been released.