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Manifest's Stone Siblings Reunite Three Years Later on NBC's The Hunting Party
Summary
Josh Dallas and Melissa Roxburgh, who played Ben and Michaela Stone on Manifest, reunite in season 2, episode 8 of NBC's The Hunting Party; Dallas guest-stars as a killer called the Connecticut Cobbler and Roxburgh leads the series as former FBI profiler Rebecca "Bex" Henderson.
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Nearly three years after the divisive Manifest finale in 2023, Josh Dallas and Melissa Roxburgh are appearing together again on television. The two actors reunite in season 2 of NBC's crime series The Hunting Party. Roxburgh leads the show as Rebecca "Bex" Henderson, a former FBI profiler who works with an elite group hunting escaped serial killers. Dallas guest-stars in episode 8 as a killer known as the Connecticut Cobbler.
Key details:
- The pair originally played siblings Ben and Michaela Stone on Manifest, which aired three seasons on NBC, was canceled, and was later saved by Netflix for a fourth and final season.
- Melissa Roxburgh stars as Rebecca "Bex" Henderson, described as a former FBI profiler who is part of a team that hunts serial killers who escaped from a secret prison.
- Josh Dallas will appear as Elliott Carr, nicknamed the Connecticut Cobbler, an artisan shoemaker whose profile in the story reportedly includes a preference for exotic leathers, including human skin, as described in the article.
- The article compares the Connecticut Cobbler to the Silence of the Lambs character Buffalo Bill when describing his methods.
- Creator Jeff Rake has said he and collaborators are developing ideas for a Manifest spinoff and has written a linked novel called Detour, but nothing has been officially greenlit and it is unknown which cast members, if any, would be involved.
- The Hunting Party airs new episodes Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET on NBC.
Summary:
The casting reunites two actors who were previously paired as close siblings, now positioned on opposite sides of a procedural thriller, giving viewers a different dynamic to watch. Jeff Rake's reported spinoff ideas and the novel Detour tie into the Manifest world, but whether those projects will proceed or include original cast members is undetermined at this time.
