TVLine Items: Legacies’ Matthew Davis Joins NBC Pilot, Lifetime’s Nicole Brown Simpson Docuseries and More

Two more have joined Grosse Pointe Garden Society, the upcoming NBC drama pilot from Jenna Bans (Good Girls, Grey’s Anatomy), Bill Krebs (Good Girls, No Tomorrow) and Universal Television.

Matthew Davis (Legacies, The Vampire Diaries) and Alexander Hodge (Insecure) have been added as series regulars, our sister site Deadline reports.

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They join previously announced cast Melissa Fumero (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) AnnaSophia Robb (The Act, Dr. Death) and Ben Rappaport (For the People, Younger) in a story about members of a suburban garden club who get caught up in murder and mischief while struggling to make their conventional lives bloom.

Davis is set to portray the burnt-out police officer Joel, with an adopted son Birdie (Fumero) takes an interest in. Hodge, meanwhile, will play Alice’s (Robb) husband Doug, a man who once dreamt of being a renowned artist but now paints signs for local restaurants.

Ready for some more recent newsy nuggets? Well…

* Lifetime has ordered The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the two-part docuseries — which was in the works prior to O.J. Simpson’s death on April 10 — is eyeing a June debut.

* Mia Rodgers has been tapped as a series regular in Season 3 of the Max comedy The Sex Lives of College Girls, per Deadline. She’ll portray Taylor, a first-year international student at Essex College.

*  Marc Maron (GLOW) will star opposite Owen Wilson in Apple TV+’s as-yet-untitled golf comedy, Deadline reports. Wilson plays an ex-pro golfer, while Maron will play his best friend and former caddy.

* MTV will be airing two episodes from Season 5 of Showtime’s The Chi — ”Oh Girl” and “This Christmas” — on Tuesday, April 16 and Tuesday, April 23, at 9/8c and with limited commercials.

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