Full Circle (2013 TV series) explained

Full Circle, also known as Full Circle: Miami in its third season, is an American television series, that follows an anthology format from season to season and ran on the Audience Network. A first season was ordered in April, 2013 and started airing on October 9, 2013.^[1] After airing a second season, the series was renewed for a political-themed third season in December, 2015.^[2]

Cast

Season 1

• David Boreanaz as Jace Cooper
• Keke Palmer as Chan'dra Stevens
• Kate Walsh as Trisha Campbell
• Julian McMahon as Stanley Murphy
• Billy Campbell as Trent Campbell
• Cheyenne Jackson as Peter Barlow
• Noah Silver as Robbie Fontaine
• Ally Sheedy as Celeste Fontaine
• Tom Felton as Tim Abbott
• Minka Kelly as Bridgette Murphy
• Robin Weigert as Detective Karen Tanner
• Gia Crovatin as Sabrina

Season 2

• Terry O’Quinn as Jimmy Parerra
• Stacy Keach as Bud O'Rourke
• Chris Bauer as Richie DeStefano
• Rita Wilson as Shelly Rezko
• Brittany Snow as Katie Parerra
• Patrick Fugit as Paulie Parerra
• David Koechner as Phil Davis
• Calista Flockhart as Ellen Kelly-O'Rourke
• Eric McCormack as Ken Waltham
• Kate Burton as Vera Quinn

Season 3

• Christopher Gorham as Rick D'Andres
• Dougray Scott as Senator David Faulkner
• Graham Beckel as Fredrico Sturgis
• Harold Perrineau as Damon Houserman
• Laura San Giacomo as Elena Medina
• Kim Raver as Madeline Faulkner
• Raymond Cruz as Federico Sturgis
• Bob Stephenson as Sidney Waverly
• Mariana Klaveno as Angela Mancuso
• Max Arciniega as Alex Hidell

Notes and References

1. Web site: DirecTV Orders Drama ‘Full Circle’ For Audience Network. AJ. Marechal. 17 April 2013.
2. Web site: ‘Full Circle’ Renewed By DirecTV/AT&T For Presidential Election-Themed Season 3 Co-Starring Dougray Scott & Kim Raver. Nellie. Andreeva. 23 December 2015.