TV Castings For 12/11/13: Megan Mullally To Play Sean Hayes’ Sister On ‘Sean Saves The World’

Pilots

Esai Morales will play the President on HBO’s The Brink, that focuses on a geopolitical crisis and its effect on three disparate and desperate men. Mimi Kennedy and Ryan Curtona will recur. Patrick Heusinger is set for the lead of NBC’s Tin Man, about a fugitive robot accused of first-degree murder who may hold the key to the future of human evolution - and the young female public defender forced to fight for his cause.  

Current Series

Alexandra Metz will play the role of Rapunzel on ABC’s Once Upon a Time, while Rebecca Mader will play a fairy tale villain. Tom Everett Scott is set to recur on CW’s Beauty and the Beast as an archaeologist. Lance Reddick joins FX’s American Horror Story: Coven in a multi-episode arc. Brianne Howey will recur on ABC Family’s Twisted. Chris Elliott is set to appear on NBC’s Community. James Landry Hebert has booked a role on CW’s The Tomorrow People, playing a hitman. Jon Tenney will recur on ABC’s Scandal. Daniel Henney has booked a three episode arc on NBC’s Revloution. Frances Fisher will guest star on ABC’s Castle. Kevin Pollak is set to guest star on CBS’ Mom. Judith Light has been cast as Martha Plimpton’s boss on Fox’s Raising Hope. Megan Mullally will play Sean Hayes’ sister on NBC’s Sean Saves the World. Guy Pierce will guest star as a romantic interest. Patrick J. Adams will appear on BBC America’s Orphan Black. Robert Knepper is set to guest star on CW’s Arrow.  

New Series

Catherine Dent will recur on Fox’s Gang Related, playing the District Attorney. Alan Ruck and Byron Mann join USA’s The Novice. Regina King and Melanie Merkosky will recur on FX’s The Strain. John Ross Bowie and Jamie Denbo, who are married in real life, will play husband and wife on NBC’s About a Boy. Simon Callow joins the cast of Starz’s Odyssey as the Duke of Sandringham. Mimi Kennedy will guest star on ABC’s Mind Games. Martin Short and Eugene Levy are set to guest star on NBC’s Working the Engels.