US Edition‘Countdown’: Jensen Ackles Says Finale Cliffhanger Will Light a Fire in Meachum in Season 2
- In Season 1 of 〈Countdown〉, Jensen Ackles plays Mark Meachum, who investigates a Homeland Security officer's death while battling a brain tumor.
- Meachum successfully kills the antagonist, Volchek, and treats his brain tumor, leading into a new investigation involving a sniper targeting the President and California's governor.
- The season finale includes a time jump and introduces a new threat targeting the President and California's governor.
- Ackles expressed excitement for Season 2, believing the conclusion of Season 1 was a smart choice that sets the stage for continuing the story if audience support is strong.
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