Who is Jenna on the show Good Trouble?

Good Trouble is an American drama television series. It is a spin-off of the Freeform show The Fosters. Good Trouble began in January 2019 with a thirteen-episode first season and follows Callie Adams Foster (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana Adams Foster (Cierra Ramirez), conceptually a few years after the earlier series, "as they embark on the next phase of their young adult lives working in Los Angeles."[1] The second season premiered in June 2019,[2] and the third season premiered in February 2021.[3] In September 2021, the series was renewed for a fourth season which premiered on March 9, 2022.[4][5] In August 2022, the series was renewed for a fifth season.[6]

• Drama

• Joanna Johnson
• Bradley Bredeweg
• Peter Paige

• Maia Mitchell
• Cierra Ramirez
• Zuri Adele
• Sherry Cola
• Tommy Martinez
• Roger Bart
• Emma Hunton
• Josh Pence
• Beau Mirchoff
• Bryan Craig
• Priscilla Quintana

• Michael Brook
• Amanda Jones

• Joanna Johnson
• Peter Paige
• Bradley Bredeweg
• Greg Gugliotta
• Christine Sacani
• Maia Mitchell
• Cierra Ramirez
• Jennifer Lopez
• Benny Medina
• Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas
• Jon M. Chu
• Megan Lynn
• Wade Solomon

• Marco Fargnoli
• Patrick Rousseau
• Frank Barrera

• Myron Kerstein
• Adam K. Tiller
• Debra Weinstein
• Sharon Silverman
• Geoff Saville
• Dylan Merriman

• ProdCo Original
• Blazing Elm Entertainment
• Nuyorican Productions

Taking place a few years after the events of The Fosters, Adams Foster siblings Callie and Mariana relocate to Los Angeles to begin the next phase of their lives. As they move into a communal living apartment building called The Coterie, Callie becomes a law clerk working for Judge Wilson while Mariana becomes a software engineer. The two of them navigate their young adult lives while interacting with their neighbors and the people they befriend.

• Maia Mitchell as Callie Adams Foster (seasons 1-4),[7][8][9] a recent graduate of UCSD Law School and Mariana's adopted sister. She leaves to join the ACLU in Washington, D.C. in the second episode of season 4, though she has spoken to Mariana occasionally through web chat.
• Cierra Ramirez as Mariana Adams Foster,[7][8] a software engineer and Callie's adopted sister who recently graduated from MIT
• Zuri Adele as Malika Williams, a bartender and political activist who lives with Callie and Mariana in the Coterie[7][8]
• Sherry Cola as Alice Kwan,[7][8] the building manager of The Coterie apartment building
• Tommy Martinez as Gael Martinez,[7][8][10] a bisexual graphic designer and artist who falls for Callie
• Roger Bart as Judge Curtis Wilson (seasons 1–2, guest season 3),[7][8] a conservative judge for whom Callie worked as a clerk
• Emma Hunton as Davia Moss[11][12][7] (season 2–present;[13] recurring season 1), a body-positive influencer and teacher
• Josh Pence as Dennis Cooper (season 2–present;[13] recurring season 1),[14] the oldest tenant in the Coterie who is an aspiring musician
• Beau Mirchoff as Jamie Hunter[15] (seasons 3–4;[9][16] recurring seasons 1–2), a lawyer and Callie's on-again-off-again boyfriend
• Bryan Craig as Joaquin Peréz (season 4), a mysterious new resident to the Coterie and investigative journalist who is looking for his estranged sister Jenna[5]
• Priscilla Quintana as Isabella Tavez (season 4;[5] recurring seasons 2–3), an aspiring actress and model[17]

• Molly McCook as Rebecca (season 1),[14] another clerk for Judge Wilson
• Ken Kirby as Benjamin (seasons 1–2; guest season 3),[11][12][7] another clerk for Judge Wilson
• Dustin Ingram as Alex Wood (seasons 1-2; guest season 3), Mariana's co-worker at Speckulate
• Dhruv Uday Singh as Raj Patil (seasons 1-3), Mariana's co-worker at Speckulate, and later boyfriend
• Max Cutler as Sam Higgins (seasons 1-2; guest season 3), Mariana's co-worker at Speckulate
• Michael Galante as Bryan (season 1), an event planner at the Standard Hotel who is gay
• Chloe Wepper as Casey (seasons 1-2)
• Heather Mazur as Angela Miller (seasons 1–2), the head of HR at Speckulate
• Charlie Bodin as Josh Mandela (season 1)
• Nicki Micheaux as Sandra Thompson (season 1; guest season 2)
• Kara Wang as Sumi (seasons 1-4), Alice's ex-girlfriend and now best friend
• TJ Linnard as Evan Speck (seasons 1-4), Mariana's boss and the CEO of Speckulate
• Briana Venskus as Meera Mattei (season 1; guest season 2), Sumi's former fiancée
• Daisy Eagan as Joey Riverton (seasons 1–2), Alice's love interest
• Sarunas J. Jackson as Isaac Hall (seasons 1-3; guest season 4), a former professional basketball player and Malika's boyfriend
• J. Mallory McCree as Dom Williams (seasons 1-2; guest season 3), Malika's brother
• Dianne Doan as Kate Nguyen (season 1)
• Chris Sheffield as Jeff (season 1; guest season 2)
• Anastasia Leddick as Kelly (season 1-4), a resident at The Coterie and former member of Dennis' improv group
• Maisie Klompus as Rachel Boyle (seasons 1-4), Marianna's friend and business partner for Bulk Beauty
• Seri DeYoung as Claire Badgley (seasons 1-4), Marianna's friend and business partner for Bulk Beauty and Raj's new girlfriend
• Rachel Rosenbloom as Gina Spero (seasons 1-4), Marianna's friend and business partner for Bulk Beauty
• Denim Richards as Elijah Adrieux (season 2), Gael's first love
• Juan Antonio as Marcus (season 2)[18]
• Lisandra Tena as Teresa (season 2)
• Amin El Gamal as Cary Plack (season 2)
• Nicole Lynn Evans as Gwen Tuckerman (season 2)
• Richard Brooks as Joseph (season 2)
• Melina Abdullah as Herself (season 2)
• Jojo T. Gibbs as Fundraiser Guest (season 2)
• Caitlin Kimball as Sydney (season 2)
• Zsane Jhe as Tiana (season 2)
• River Butcher as Lindsay Brady (seasons 2-3; guest season 4), Sumi's love interest
• Patrisse Cullors as Herself (season 2; guest seasons 1, 3)
• Azita Ghanizada as Kendra Zahir (season 2)
• Shawntay Dalton as Lisa (season 2), a single mother[18]
• Presliah Nunez as Sariya (season 2)
• Alex Fernandez as Hugo Martinez (season 2)
• Constance Zimmer as Kathleen Gale (season 3; guest season 4), an intimidating defense attorney who becomes Callie's boss and mentor while being investigated by the FBI for her connection with Albert Chen
• Jayson Blair as Tony Britton (season 3), a charismatic lawyer who works for Kathleen[19]
• Marcus Emanuel Mitchell as Dyonte (seasons 3-4),[19] a fellow intern at the non-profit that Malika works at
• Terrell Ransome Jr. as Andre (season 3; guest seasons 2, 4)
• Craig Parker as Yuri Elwin (seasons 3-4), a high-profile artist[20]
• Erik Stocklin as Matt (season 3; guest season 4), a fellow teacher and friend of Davia
• Stephen Guarino as Scott Farrell (season 3)
• Shannon Chan-Kent as Ruby (season 3), a lesbian who works for BTV as a scout[21]
• Aisha Alfa as Jordan (season 3)
• Chris L. McKenna as Marc Rothman (season 3)
• Marissa Rivera as Magda (season 3; guest season 4)
• Nabeel Muscatwalla as Derek (season 3; guest season 4)
• Zainne Saleh as Sanjana (season 3)
• Nicole Dele as Stacey (season 3)
• Kye Tamm as Shaun (season 3)
• Catherine Haena Kim as Nicolette Baptiste (season 3), a kind yet fierce attorney that becomes Callie's rival[20]
• Mark Adair-Rios as Martin Gutierrez (season 3)
• Dinora Walcott as DPN Manager (season 3)
• Stephen Oyoung as Ken Sung (season 3; guest season 4), Kathleen's client
• Jennifer Jalene as Julia Sung (season 3; guest season 4), Ken's wife
• Kevin David Lin as Tommy Sung (season 3; guest season 4), Ken and Julia's son who is on trial for the murder of his best friend
• Peyton Woolf as Katie Parker (season 3)
• Tim Martin Gleason as Dan Soloman (season 3)
• Emmett Preciado as Rowan (season 3; guest season 4)
• Tiffany Dupont as Jackie Morton (season 3; guest season 4)
• Odelya Halevi (season 3)[22] and Yasmine Aker (season 4)[23] as Angelica, a waitress at Duoro
• Liisi LaFontaine as Tanya (season 3)
• Nicole Maines as Liza Davis (season 4)
• Booboo Stewart as Luca (season 4),[5] a homeless man whom Joaquin interviews for a story and is befriended by The Coterie inhabitants
• Malaya Rivera Drew as Lucia Morales (season 4; guest season 3)
• Izzy Diaz as Will (season 4)
• Marisela Zumbado as Tracy (season 4)
• Maiara Walsh as Jenna Peréz (season 4), the estranged sister of Joaquin
• Brooke Nevin as Ryan Jones (season 4)
• Michael Cassidy as Asher Bowen (season 4)
• Jesse Berry as Elliot Bowen (season 4)

• Hailie Sahar as Jazmin Martinez (seasons 1-4), Gael's sister
• Robert Gant as Jim Hunter (seasons 2-3), Jamie and Eliza’s father and Brandon’s father in-law
• Susan Walters as Diane Hunter (seasons 2-3), Jamie and Eliza's mother and Brandon's mother in-law
• Megan West as Eliza Foster (seasons 2-3), Brandon's wife and Jamie's sister
• Margaret Cho as Herself (season 3)
• Philip Anthony-Rodriguez as Marc Tavez (season 4), the father of Isabella

The following reprised their roles from The Fosters:

• Hayden Byerly as Jude Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-4),[24] Callie's half-brother and the youngest adopted sibling of Mariana
• Teri Polo as Stef Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-4),[25] the adoptive mother of Callie and Mariana
• Sherri Saum as Lena Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-4),[25] the adoptive mother of Callie and Mariana
• Noah Centineo as Jesus Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-2),[26] Mariana's twin brother and adopted brother of Callie
• David Lambert as Brandon Foster (special guest seasons 1-3),[27] the adoptive sibling of Mariana and Callie
• Amanda Leighton as Emma Kurtzman, Jesus' fiance (guest season 2)
• Gavin MacIntosh as Connor Stevens (guest season 3),[28] Jude's childhood boyfriend

After announcing the ending of The Fosters, Freeform ordered a spin-off series of the show, featuring Callie Adams Foster and Mariana Adams Foster living in Los Angeles five years after the series finale of the parent show. It was given a 13-episode order.[97] On December 10, 2018, it was reported that the California Film Commission had approved $6.6 million of tax credits for a potential second season should Freeform decide to renew the series.[98] On February 5, 2019, the series was renewed for a second season which premiered on June 18, 2019.[99][2] On January 17, 2020, Freeform renewed the series for a third season which premiered on February 17, 2021.[100][3] On September 8, 2021, Freeform renewed the series for a fourth season which premiered on March 9, 2022.[4][5] On August 2, 2022, Freeform renewed the series for a fifth season.[6]

Casting

On June 11, 2018, Tommy Martinez, Zuri Adele, Sherry Cola, and Roger Bart were cast in regular roles as Gael, Malika, Alice, Judge Wilson respectively.[8] Additionally, Emma Hunton and Ken Kirby were cast in recurring roles as Davia and Benjamin.[8] On November 6, 2019, Shannon Chan-Kent was cast in a recurring role for the second season.[21] On January 24, 2020, Priscilla Quintana joined the cast in a recurring capacity for the second season.[17] On January 28, 2021, Marcus Emanuel Mitchell and Jayson Blair were cast in recurring roles for the third season.[19] On March 3, 2021, Catherine Haena Kim and Craig Parker joined the cast in recurring capacities for the third season.[20] On August 16, 2021, Odelya Halevi was cast in a recurring role for the third season.[22] On February 7, 2022, Quintana was promoted to series regular while Bryan Craig joined the cast as a new series regular and Booboo Stewart was cast in a recurring capacity for the fourth season.[5] On February 24, 2022, Yasmine Aker was cast to replace Halevi in a recasting.[23]

Maia Mitchell later stepped down from her role and her position as an executive producer in order to be with her family in Australia. Her character's final appearance was in the second episode of season four.[101][102]

Filming

Principal production on season 1 commenced on June 11, 2018.[11][12]

On the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds an approval rating of 100% with an average rating of 8.93/10, based on 13 reviews. The website's critical consensus reads, "Good Trouble is a spinoff that leaves the nest and takes graceful flight, bringing a deft comedic touch to the trials and tribulations facing Generation Z."[103] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the series a score of 83 out of 100 based on 4 critics, indicating "universal acclaim."[104]

Ratings

Season 1

Season 2

Season 3

Season 4

Accolades

1. ^ a b The episode was first released online on December 31, 2018.[30]
2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Live +7 ratings were not available, so Live +3 ratings have been used instead.

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