He's been blissfully unaware, but now he has to reckon with the consequences. It's been fun to suddenly place his character right in the middle of the mystery and squarely under investigation. That escalation culminates in one of the season's most surreal moments, when I walked onto set to find Julian literally mapped out on a conspiracy board.
Unless something absolutely shocking happens to one of the characters between now and the season one finale on December 9, that means we will all be getting more time with the impeccably named and bizarrely dressed Allura Grant (Kim Kardashian), Liberty Ronson (Naomi Watts), Emerald Greene (Niecy Nash-Betts), and Glenn Close (Dina Standish), as well as their foul-mouthed foe Carrington Lane (Sarah Paulson, playing an R-rated live-action Disney villain) and cheating assistant Milan (Teyana Taylor, who might literally win an Oscar before returning to this wacky series).
Allura is now going through a divorce of her own, and because of this, she's brought their old mentor, Dina, into the fold to represent her. As we all know, when you're going through a divorce, you have to call up all the best lawyers for consultations so they'll be "conflicted out" - meaning your ex can't hire them. Allura did this with all but one: her nemesis, Carrington Lane.
The new legal drama TV series "Cupertino" was just announced as part of CBS's 2026-2027 season, as reported by entertainment trade publications Wednesday morning. The show, from Robert and Michelle King of "The Good Wife" and "The Good Fight" fame, is set to star Mike Colter ("Luke Cage," "Evil") as a lawyer whose tech startup employer cheats him out of his stock options.
