US Edition‘R.J. Decker’: Scott Speedman Talks R.J. & Emi’s Future After Season 1 Finale
Victor Ochoa’s death leaves R.J. and his team as suspects, while ABC has not confirmed a second season.
- On Tuesday, the Decker season finale concluded with the death of Victor Ochoa, who was discovered floating face down in his pool.
- Titled "Even Walls Fall Down," the finale episode resolved long-running questions about why Victor had been so determined to obtain a specific camera.
- Decker solved the case alongside his team, including Emi, Catherine, Mel, and Wish, who gathered to celebrate their collective success in solving the mystery.
- Victor's death immediately casts suspicion on the entire group, and actor Scott Speedman indicated the fallout will force the team into the spotlight as suspects.
- ABC has not confirmed a second season, leaving the show's future in limbo while the network monitors audience reactions before deciding.
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Scott Speedman’s ‘R.J. Decker’ Series Kills Off Crucial Character in the Finale Before Season 2 Renewal
R.J. Decker ended season 1 with a shocking death — despite the show not being renewed for more episodes yet. During the Tuesday, April 28, episode Emi’s (Jaina Lee Ortiz) father, Victor (David Zayas), was killed after being put behind bars. The shocking twist wrapped up the first season while teasing what R.J. (Scott Speedman) could be up against in a second season. “Victor was constructed to go away in a ninth and final episode, just as we kind…
Jaina Lee Ortiz Talks RJ Decker’s “Wild” Cliffhanger & Her Season 2 Wishlist
Are you still processing that RJ Decker cliffhanger? We are! And so is Jaina Lee Ortiz, whom we had the pleasure of catching up with once again. We discuss RJ Decker’s shocking finale that resulted in the death of the nefarious Victor Ochoa. And Ortiz was eager to share her thoughts about Emi’s loss, the romance with RJ, and what’s next! (Disney/John Merrick) Diving in, I loved that RJ Decker finale. There was so much going on at once. Everythin…
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