Will Trent fans just experienced one of the most emotionally packed hours of the entire series. Season 4 Episode 6, titled “You’re Not That Person Anymore,” aired on February 10, 2026 on ABC. It delivered two major storylines that left viewers reaching for tissues. Angie Polaski married Dr. Seth McDale in a surprise roadside ceremony. Faith Mitchell had to arrest the man she was falling for.
The episode brought back familiar faces and introduced guest stars who made a lasting impact. Viewers are asking who played the mysterious Malcolm, the loyal Winston, and the corrupt pharmaceutical CEO. Here is the complete breakdown of the cast who brought this pivotal episode to life.
The Main Cast Returns to Handle Love and Heartbreak
The core team of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation carried the emotional weight of this episode. Ramón Rodríguez returned as Will Trent, the gifted agent with the highest clearance rate. This episode showed a different side of Will. He was not chasing a suspect. He was helping his ex-girlfriend plan her wedding to another man. Rodríguez delivered a quiet performance where small glances and pauses said more than words. His scene with Angie in the bathroom, where he tells her “You’re not that person anymore,” is being called one of the finest moments of the season.
Erika Christensen played Angie Polaski. She moved from Atlanta PD to a more personal mission: proving to Seth that she wanted marriage. Christensen had the difficult job of showing Angie’s nervous excitement while also acknowledging her history with Will. Her wedding vows were improvised on the spot, and Christensen delivered them with tears streaming down her face.
Iantha Richardson starred as Faith Mitchell. This episode was her showcase. Faith was forced to wear a wire on the man she loved. Richardson portrayed the conflict between duty and emotion perfectly. Her breakdown scene with Amanda Wagner and her final goodbye to Malcolm required range, and she delivered both anger and heartbreak in the same breath.
Jake McLaughlin played Michael Ormewood. He spent most of the episode in a surveillance van, watching Faith on a date with the suspect. McLaughlin played Ormewood’s protective instincts toward Faith without making it romantic. His whispered instruction to Faith during the fake arrest showed their partnership trust.
Kevin Daniels returned as Franklin Wilks. He stepped away from his medical examiner duties to officiate Angie’s wedding. Daniels brought warmth and humor to the role. His character is Angie’s chosen family, and watching him tear up during the ceremony felt earned.
Sonja Sohn played Amanda Wagner. She suffered a medical emergency in this episode, collapsing from an embolism. Sohn played Amanda as tough but vulnerable. Her hospital scene with Faith was brief but meaningful. Amanda admitted she was wrong to push Faith so hard.
Scott Foley guest-starred as Dr. Seth McDale. He was the groom who did not know he was getting married. Foley played Seth as genuinely surprised and completely committed. His vows referenced the exact spot where he crashed his bike and met Angie. Foley made Seth feel like a real person, not just a love interest.
The Guest Cast That Made Episode 6 Unforgettable
Devaughn Nixon appeared as Malcolm. This was his second episode, and he made every second count. Malcolm was introduced as a charming hotel owner who swept Faith off her feet. Nixon played him with warmth and intelligence. The audience learned Malcolm was a grieving father whose eight-year-old son Quinton died because of a defective drug. Nixon showed the pain behind Malcolm’s calm exterior. His final scene with Faith, where he surrendered while she whispered “I love you,” was devastating. Nixon took a character who robbed banks and made viewers understand why.
Robert Lee Hart played Winston Terry. He was Malcolm’s childhood friend and the aggressive voice of suspicion. Hart portrayed Winston as fiercely loyal to Malcolm and hostile toward Faith. He recognized that Faith was law enforcement before anyone else did. His death scene, where Malcolm shot him to save Faith, was shocking. Hart made Winston a tragic figure. He was protecting his friend from a threat that turned out to be real.
Andrew Polk played Neville Gordon, the CEO of Biosentia Pharmaceuticals. Polk created a villain who was not cartoonishly evil. Neville was a businessman who made the cold decision to hide drug deaths rather than recall the product. His confrontation with Malcolm showed no remorse. Polk’s performance made the audience root for Malcolm, even though he was holding Neville at gunpoint.
Lynnette R. Freeman played Dr. Miller. She treated Amanda after her collapse. Freeman brought calm authority to a brief but important scene.
Jude Butler appeared as Clinton Starling. He was the security employee connected to Biosentia. Butler played Clinton as nervous and caught between his employer and his conscience.
Where You Have Seen These Guest Stars Before
Devaughn Nixon is the son of veteran actor Norm Nixon. He has appeared in Grey’s Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder, and The Rookie. His role as Malcolm is his most substantial television arc to date.
Robert Lee Hart is known for Greenleaf on OWN and The Have and the Have Nots. He brought intensity to Winston that carried over from his stage training.
Andrew Polk is a Broadway actor with credits in War Horse and The Coast of Utopia. Television viewers recognize him from The Blacklist and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
Scott Foley needs little introduction. He starred in Felicity, Scandal, and The Unit. His recurring role as Seth has become a fan favorite since Season 3.
The Episode’s Biggest Moments and Character Payoffs
The wedding between Angie and Seth took place at the exact roadside where they met. Franklin officiated. The vows were not written in advance. Angie told Seth he made her feel cherished and accepted. She thanked him for making her a wife and a mother. Seth responded by saying he loved her and was happy to start a family. It was simple, personal, and effective.
The Malcolm storyline ended without a gunshot. Faith talked him down. She admitted her feelings were real. He surrendered. The scene worked because both actors committed to the sadness of the situation. There were no winners.
Amanda’s health crisis reminded viewers that she was still recovering from being shot. Her collapse connected to her refusal to slow down. Sonja Sohn played the hospital scenes with quiet dignity.
Will and Faith shared sandwiches at the end. Both were heartbroken over different people. Will told Faith she would move on because he finally had. The moment was small and human. It did not fix anything, but it offered comfort.
Streaming Information for Global Audiences
Will Trent Season 4 Episode 6 aired on ABC on Tuesday, February 10, 2026 at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. Viewers in different regions can access the episode through these services:
- United States: Streaming on Hulu starting February 11, 2026. Available on Fubo TV and YouTube TV.
- United Kingdom: Available on Disney+ under the Star banner.
- Canada: Streams on CTV and Crave.
- Australia: Available on Disney+ and Channel 7.
- India: Streams on Disney+ Hotstar.
The remaining episodes of Season 4 will air weekly on ABC every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET.
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