Blair Underwood Joins Cast of Fox’s ‘Doc’ For Season 3
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Blair Underwood is scrubbing in on Fox’s “Doc.” The hit drama, which just landed a Season 3 renewal, is celebrating that news by adding Underwood to the cast as a series regular. “Doc” viewers will first see Underwood as a guest star in the Season 2 “Doc” finale, which airs April 14. That will segue […]
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Mar 10, 2026 3:00pm PT Blair Underwood Joins Cast of Fox’s ‘Doc’ For Season 3 By Michael Schneider Plus Icon Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large franklinavenue Latest Stacy London and Clinton Kelly Launch New Fashion Rewatch Digital Series and Podcast With Simple Alien 5 hours ago Hearst Media Production Group Sets New Renovation Series ‘Home for Good’ on ABC Stations 9 hours ago Phil Rosenthal Signs Deal With Banijay, Moves ‘Somebody Feed Phil’ to YouTube 23 hours ago See All Blair Underwood is scrubbing in on Fox’s “ Doc .” The hit drama, which just landed a Season 3 renewal, is celebrating that news by adding Underwood to the cast as a series regular. “Doc” viewers will first see Underwood as a guest star in the Season 2 “Doc” finale, which airs April 14. That will segue into a full-time presence as Dr. Ben Grant the following season. Here’s the character description of Underwood’s Dr. Grant, who appears to be on a collision course with lead character Dr. Amy Larsen, played by series star Molly Parker: “Dr. Ben Grant is a world-class trauma and cardiothoracic surgeon with an ego that somehow outpaces even his resume. A once-in-a-generation talent with the swagger to match, he doesn’t just save lives — he owns the OR. Impossibly magnetic and even more confident, he’s never not been the smartest person in the room… until he meets Dr. Amy Larsen. Almost instantly, their approaches clash, egos collide, and sparks fly like Westside has never seen. Together, their brilliance is unmatched —as long as they can survive each other.” Related Stories Ashley Judd Calls Out Her 1997 Movie 'Kiss the Girls' for 'Making Entertainment Out of Sexual Torture' Against Women: 'It's Traumatizing' and 'Why Is It Profitable?'
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