Praying for the Dolphins: "The Black Robe" Star to Guest in Spin-off Series
2023-09-09
Chace Crawford has confirmed his return as "Deep" in the upcoming TV series "Gen V," a spin-off of the hit show "The Black Robe Patrol."
According to Entertainment Weekly, Crawford is set to guest-star as "Deep" in "Gen V." Kevin Moskowitz, known as "Deep," is a beloved superhero character in the series who has had a romantic involvement with both octopuses and dolphins.
The show is co-created by Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters and is scheduled to air concurrently with the delayed fourth season of "The Black Robe Patrol."
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