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List of Good Trouble characters

The following is a list of fictional characters who appear in the Freeform drama series Good Trouble (2019–2024).

Overview

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Main cast of Good Trouble
Actor Character Season
Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5
Main characters
Maia Mitchell Callie Adams Foster Main[a] Special Guest[b]
Cierra Ramirez Mariana Adams Foster Main
Zuri Adele Malika Williams Main
Sherry Cola Alice Kwan Main
Tommy Martinez Gael Martinez Main
Roger Bart Curtis Wilson Main Guest Does not appear
Emma Hunton Davia Moss Recurring Main
Josh Pence Dennis Cooper Recurring Main
Beau Mirchoff Jamie Hunter Recurring Main[c] Guest
Bryan Craig Joaquin Peréz Does not appear Main
Priscilla Quintana Isabella Tavez Does not appear Recurring Main Guest
Booboo Stewart Luca Ryusaki Does not appear Recurring Main
Recurring characters
Molly McCook Rebecca Recurring Does not appear
Ken Kirby Benjamin Recurring Guest Does not appear
Dustin Ingram Alex Wood Recurring Guest Does not appear
Dhruv Uday Singh Raj Patil Recurring Does not appear
Max Cutler Sam Higgins Recurring Guest Does not appear
Michael Galante Bryan Recurring Does not appear
Chloe Wepper Casey Pierce Recurring Does not appear
Heather Mazur Angela Miller Recurring Does not appear
Charlie Bodin Josh Mandela Recurring Does not appear
Nicki Micheaux Sandra Thompson Recurring Guest Does not appear
Kara Wang Sumi Liu Recurring
TJ Linnard Evan Speck Recurring
Briana Venskus Meera Mattei Recurring Guest Does not appear
Daisy Eagan Joey Riverton Recurring Does not appear
Sarunas J. Jackson Isaac Hall Recurring Guest
J. Mallory McCree Dom Williams Recurring Guest Does not appear Guest
Dianne Doan Kate Nguyen Recurring Does not appear
Chris Sheffield Jeff Maxwell Recurring Guest Does not appear
Anastasia Leddick Kelly Campbell Recurring
Maisie Klompus Rachel Boyle Recurring
Seri DeYoung Claire Badgley Recurring
Rachel Rosenbloom Gina Spero Recurring
Alex Fernandez Hugo Martinez Does not appear Recurring Does not appear Guest
Ruth Zalduondo Adriana Martinez Does not appear Recurring Guest
Denim Richards Elijah Adrieux Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Juan Antonio Marcus Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Lisandra Tena Teresa Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Amin El Gamal Cary Plack Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Nicole Lynn Evans Gwen Tuckerman Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Richard Brooks Joseph Turner Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Melina Abdullah Herself Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Jojo T. Gibbs Fundraiser Guest Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Caitlin Kimball Sydney Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Zsane Jhe Tiana Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
River Butcher LB Brady Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Patrisse Cullors Herself Guest Recurring Guest Does not appear
Azita Ghanizada Kendra Zahir Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Shawntay Dalton Lisa Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Presliah Nunez Sariya Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Constance Zimmer Kathleen Gale Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Jayson Blair Tony Britton Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Marcus Emanuel Mitchell Dyonte Davis Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Terrell Ransome Jr. Andre Johnson Does not appear Guest Recurring Guest Does not appear
Craig Parker George Yuri Ellwin Does not appear Recurring Guest
Erik Stocklin Matt Gordon Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Stephen Guarino Scott Farrell Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Shannon Chan-Kent Ruby Chen Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Aisha Alfa Jordan Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Chris L. McKenna Marc Rothman Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Marissa Rivera Magdalena Calderón Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Nabeel Muscatwalla Derek Payden Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Zainne Saleh Sanjana Shan Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Nicole Dele Stacey Quarren Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Kye Tamm Shaun Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Catherine Haena Kim Nicolette Baptiste Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Mark Adair-Rios Martin Gutierrez Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Dinora Walcott Imani Lytell Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Stephen Oyoung Ken Sung Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Jennifer Jalene Julia Sung Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Kevin David Lin Tommy Sung Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Peyton Woolf Katie Parker Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Tim Martin Gleason Dan Soloman Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Emmett Preciado Rowan Albarran Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Tiffany Dupont Jackie Morton Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Odelya Halevi Angelica Sofer Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Yasmine Aker Does not appear Recurring Guest
Liisi LaFontaine Tanya Martin Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Nicole Maines Liza Davis Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Malaya Rivera Drew Lucia Morales Does not appear Guest Recurring
Izzy Diaz Will Does not appear Recurring Guest
Marisela Zumbado Tracey Does not appear Recurring Guest
Maiara Walsh Jenna Peréz Does not appear Recurring
Brooke Nevin Ryan Jones Does not appear Recurring Guest
Michael Cassidy Asher Bowen Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Jesse Berry Elliot Bowen Does not appear Recurring Guest
Graham Sibley Silas Thompson Does not appear Recurring
Gabriel Tigerman Dylan Almendros Does not appear Recurring
Hailie Sahar Jazmin Martinez Guest Recurring
Joseph Piccuirro Spencer Does not appear Guest Recurring
Miguel Pinzon Ethan Does not appear Recurring
Sunkrish Bala Ranjit Does not appear Recurring
Myko Olivier Tyler Banks Does not appear Recurring
David Terry Brayden Does not appear Recurring
Garrett M. Brown Murray Does not appear Recurring
Alan Blumenfeld Morris Does not appear Recurring
Joel Brooks Morty Does not appear Recurring
Tetona Jackson Mabel Does not appear Recurring
Zane Philips Jay Does not appear Recurring
Carina Conti Riley Does not appear Recurring

Notes

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  1. ^ In season four, Mitchell is only credited in the first two episodes and episode six.
  2. ^ Mitchell is credited as a special guest star in a recurring capacity.
  3. ^ In season four, Mirchoff is credit only in the first two episodes.

Main

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Callie Adams Foster

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Callie Adams Foster (portrayed by Maia Mitchell; seasons 1–4),[1][2][3] is 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.

Callie returned to the Coiterie in season five to support Mariana after Evan was shot by Silas Thompson's minion Adam and give her advice when she is made the acting CEO of Speckulate. A flashback revealed that Jamie has proposed to her. Callie then accompanied her mothers and Jamie in attending a Coiterie Thanksgiving. She accepts Jamie's marriage proposal.

Mariana Adams Foster

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Mariana Adams Foster (portrayed by Cierra Ramirez[1][2]) is a software engineer and Callie's adopted sister who recently graduated from MIT.

Malika Williams

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Malika Williams (portrayed by Zuri Adele) is a bartender and political activist who lives with Callie and Mariana in the Coterie.[1][2]

Alice Kwan

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Alice Kwan (portrayed by Sherry Cola[1][2]) is the building manager of The Coterie apartment building.

Gael Martinez

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Gael Martinez (portrayed by Tommy Martinez[1][2][4]) is a bisexual graphic designer and artist who falls for Callie.

Judge Curtis Wilson

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Judge Curtis Wilson (portrayed by Roger Bart; seasons 1–2, guest season 3)[1][2] is a conservative judge for whom Callie worked as a clerk.

Davia Moss

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Davia Moss (portrayed by Emma Hunton;[5][6][1] season 2–present,[7] recurring season 1) is a body-positive influencer and teacher.

Dennis Cooper

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Dennis Cooper (portrayed by Josh Pence; season 2–present,[7] recurring season 1[8]) is the oldest tenant in the Coterie who is an aspiring musician.

Jamie Hunter

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Jamie Hunter[9] (portrayed by Beau Mirchoff; seasons 3–4,[3][10] recurring seasons 1–2) is a lawyer and Callie's on-again-off-again boyfriend.

In season five, Jamie had proposed to Callie in a flashback. During the Coterie Thanksgiving dinner, Callie accepted Jamie's proposal.

Joaquin Peréz

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Joaquin Peréz (portrayed by Bryan Craig; season 4[11]) is a mysterious new resident to the Coterie and investigative journalist who is looking for his estranged sister Jenna.

Isabella Tavez

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Isabella Tavez (portrayed by Priscilla Quintana as Isabella Tavez; season 4,[11] recurring seasons 2–3) is an aspiring actress and model[12]

Luca Ryusaki

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Luca Ryusaki (portrayed by Booboo Stewart; season 5, recurring season 4)[11] is a homeless man whom Joaquin interviews for a story and is befriended by The Coterie inhabitants.

Recurring

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Rebecca

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Rebcca (portrayed by Molly McCook; season 1)[8] is a clerk for Judge Wilson.

Benjamin

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Benjamin (portrayed by Ken Kirby; seasons 1–2, guest season 3),[5][6][1] another clerk for Judge Wilson

Alex Wood

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Alex Wood (portrayed by Dustin Ingram; seasons 1-2, guest season 3) is Mariana's co-worker at Speckulate.

Raj Patil

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Raj Patil (portrayed by Dhruv Uday Singh; seasons 1-3; guest season 5) is Mariana's co-worker at Speckulate and later boyfriend.

Sam Higgins

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Sam Higgins (portrayed by Max Cutler; seasons 1-2, guest season 3) is Mariana's co-worker at Speckulate.

Bryan

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Bryan (portrayed by Michael Galante; season 1) is an event planner at the Standard Hotel who is gay.

Casey Pierce

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Casey Pierce (portrayed by Chloe Wepper; seasons 1-2) is a software engineer at Speckulate.

Angela Miller

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Angela Miller (portrayed by Heather Mazur; seasons 1–2) is the head of HR at Speckulate.

Josh Mandela

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Josh Mandela (portrayed by Charlie Bodin; season 1) is a sexist.

Sandra Thompson

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Sandra Thompson (portrayed by Nicki Micheaux; season 1, guest season 2) is a political activist.

Sumi Liu

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Sumi Liu (portrayed by Kara Wang; seasons 1-4) is Alice's ex-girlfriend and now best friend.

Evan Speck

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Evan Speck (portrayed by TJ Linnard; seasons 1-5) is Mariana's boss and the CEO of Speckulate. He later becomes one of Mariana’s main love interests.

Meera Mattei

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Meera Mattei (portrayed by Briana Venskus); season 1, guest season 2) is Sumi's former fiancée.

Joey Riverton

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Joey Riverton (portrayed by Daisy Eagan; seasons 1–2) is Alice's love interest.

Isaac Hall

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Isaac Hall (portrayed by Sarunas J. Jackson; seasons 1-3, guest season 4) is a former professional basketball player and Malika's boyfriend.

Dom Williams

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Dom Williams (portrayed by J. Mallory McCree; seasons 1-2, guest season 3) is Malika's brother.

Kate Nguyen

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Kate Nguyen (portrayed by Dianne Doan; season 1) is a judicial clerk for Judge Wilson.

Jeff Maxwell

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Jeff Maxwell (portrayed by Chris Sheffield; season 1, guest season 2) is a businessman. He is the ex-boyfriend of Davia Moss and the estranged husband of Lily.

Kelly Campbell

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Kelly Campbell (portrayed by Anastasia Leddick; season 1-4, guest season 5) is a resident at The Coterie and former member of Dennis' improv group.

Rachel Boyle

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Rachel Boyle (portrayed by Maisie Klompus; seasons 1-4) is Marianna's friend and business partner for Bulk Beauty.

Claire Badgley

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Claire Badgley (portrayed by Seri DeYoung; seasons 1-4) is Marianna's friend and business partner for Bulk Beauty and Raj's new girlfriend.

Gina Spero

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Gina Spero (portrayed by Rachel Rosenbloom; seasons 1-4) is Marianna's friend and business partner for Bulk Beauty.

Elijah Adrieux

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Elijah Adrieux (portrayed by Denim Richards; season 2) is Gael's first love.

Marcus

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Marcus (portrayed by Juan Antonio; season 2)[13] is a lawyer at Legal Aid.

Teresa

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Teresa (portrayed by Lisandra Tena; season 2) is a lawyer at Legal Aid.

Cary Plack

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Cary Plack (portrayed by Amin El Gamal; season 2) is a research assistant at Legal Aid.

Gwen Tuckerman

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Gwen Tuckerman (portrayed by Nicole Lynn Evans; season 2), a research assistant at Legal Aid.

Joseph Turner

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Joseph Turner (portrayed by Richard Brooks; season 2) is the father of Malika.

Melina Abdullah

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Melina Abdullah (portrayed by Herself; season 2) is an actress and Black Lives Matter activist.

Sydney

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Sydney (portrayed by Caitlin Kimball; season 2)

Tiana

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Tiana (portrayed by Zsane Jhe; season 2)

LB Brady

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LB Brady (portrayed by River Butcher; seasons 2-3, guest season 4) is Sumi's love interest.

Patrisse Cullors

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Patrisse Cullors as (portrayed by Herself; season 2, guest seasons 1, 3) is a Black Lives Matter activist.

Kendra Zahir

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Kendra Zahir (portrayed by Azita Ghanizada; season 2) is the COO of Spekulate.

Lisa

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Lisa (portrayed by Shawntay Dalton; season 2) is a single mother[13]

Sariya

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Sariya (portrayed by Presliah Nunez; season 2)

Hugo Martinez

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Hugo Martinez (portrayed by Alex Fernandez; season 2) is the father of Gael.

Kathleen Gale

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Kathleen Gale (portrayed by Constance Zimmer; season 3, guest season 4) is an intimidating defense attorney who becomes Callie's boss and mentor while being investigated by the FBI for her connection with Albert Chen.

Tony Britton

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Tony Britton (portrayed by Jason Blair; season 3) is a charismatic lawyer who works for Kathleen[14]

Dyonte Davis

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Dyonte Davis (portrayed by Marcus Emanuel Mitchell; seasons 3-4)[14] is a fellow intern at the non-profit that Malika works at.

Andre Johnson

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Andre Johnson (portrayed by Terrel Ransom Jr.; season 3, guest seasons 2, 4) is a student that attends Diane Hash Elementary.

George Yuri Ellwin

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George Yuri Ellwin (portrayed by Craig Parker; seasons 3-4) is a high-profile artist.[15]

Matt Gordon

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Matt Gordon (portrayed by Erik Stocklin; season 3, guest season 4) is a fellow teacher and friend of Davia.

Scott Farrell

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Scott Farrell (portrayed by Stephen Guarino; season 3)

Ruby Chen

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Ruby Chen (portrayed by Shannon Chan-Kent; season 3) is a lesbian who works for BTV as a scout.[16]

Jordan

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Jordan (portrayed by Aisha Alfa; season 3)

Marc Rothman

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Marc Rothman (portrayed by Chris L. McKenna; season 3)

Magdalena Calderón

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Magdalena Calderón (portrayed by Marissa Rivera; season 3, guest season 4)

Derek Payden

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Derek Payden (portrayed by Nabeel Muscatwalla; season 3, guest season 4)

Sanjana Shan

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Sanjana Shan (portrayed by Zainne Seleh; season 3)

Stacey Quarren

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Stacey Quarren (portrayed by Nicole Dele; season 3)

Shaun

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Shaun (portrayed by Kyle Tamm; season 3)

Nicolette Baptiste

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Nicolette Baptiste (portrayed by Catherine Haena Kim; season 3) is a kind yet fierce attorney that becomes Callie's rival[15]

Martin Gutierrez

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Martin Gutierrez (Mark Adair-Rios; season 3)

Imani Lytell

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Imani Lytell (portrayed by Dinora Walcott; season 3) is the manager of DPN.

Ken Sung

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Ken Sung (portrayed by Stephen Oyoung; season 3, guest season 4) is Kathleen's client.

Julia Sung

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Julia Sung (portrayed by Jennifer Jalene; season 3, guest season 4) is Ken's wife.

Tommy Sung

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Tommy Sung (Kevin David; season 3, guest season 4), Ken and Julia's son who is on trial for the murder of his best friend.

Katie Parker

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Katie Parker (portrayed by Peyton Woolf; season 3)

Dan Soloman

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Dan Soloman (portrayed by Tim Martin Gleason; season 3)

Rowan Albarran

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Rowan Albarran (portrayed by Emmett Preciado; season 3, guest season 4) is a lawyer who works for Kathleen Gale.

Jackie Morton

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Jackie Morton (portrayed by Tiffany Dupont; season 3, guest season 4)

Angelica Sofer

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Angelica Sofer (portrayed by Odelya Halevi; season 3)[17] and Yasmine Aker (season 4-5)[18] is a queer waitress at Duoro.

Tanya Martin

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Tanya Martin (portrayed by Liisi LaFontaine; season 3) is the girlfriend of Dyone Davis.

Liza Davis

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Liza Davis (portrayed by Nicole Maines; season 4), the project supervisor at Revitalize Beauty.

Lucia Morales

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Lucia Morales (portrayed by Malaya Rivera Drew; season 4, guest season 3) is a city councilwoman who Malika works for.

Will

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Will (portrayed by Izzy Diaz; season 4)

Tracey

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Tracey (portrayed by Marisela Zumbado; season 4)

Jenna Peréz

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Jenna Peréz (portrayed by Maiara Walsh; season 4) is the estranged sister of Joaquin.

Ryan Jones

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Ryan Jones (portrayed by Brooke Nevin; season 4)

Asher Bowen

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Asher Bowen (portrayed by Michael Cassidy; season 4)

Elliot Bowen

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Elliot Bowen (portrayed by Jesse Berry; season 4)

Silas Thompson

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Born Gary Brecker, Silas Thompson (portrayed by Graham Sibley; season 4-5) is a man who was arrested for filing fake health insurance claims. After serving time, he has become a cult leader who Jenna has fallen in with while using a farm as a front for his activities. When Adam pointed his shotgun at a fleeing Marianna, Joaquin, and Jenna, Silas tried to stop him.

In season five, Silas and Adam were brought in by the police. He avoided arrest by stating that Adam disobeyed his orders not to fire his shotgun. Marianna and Joaquin still plan to find a way to bring Silas to justice. Silas later snuck into the Coterie and carefully got information from Mariana's room while also stealing the doll of Callie. Joaquin's police contact later dusted for finger prints and eventually found them by the fire escape. Callie later visited Silas and gave him a restraining order to stay away from Marianna as he claims that he was not responsible for the disappearance of a former worker on his farm. Callie warns him that she will have him arrested if he violates the restraining order.

Adam

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Adam (portrayed by Jake Richardson; season 4-5) is a member of Silas' cult who is loyal to Silas and keeps an eye on Jenna. When Joaquin and Marianna managed to work on rescue Jenna, Adam tried to shoot them against Silas' orders.

The opening of season five revealed that the bullet from Adam's gun struck Evan when the bullet passed by Mariana. Adam was later arrested for attempted murder while Silas avoided arrest by stating that Adam disobeyed his orders not to use his shotgun.

Notable guest stars

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  • Hailie Sahar as Jazmin Martinez (seasons 1-5), Gael's sister
  • 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

Reprised roles from The Fosters

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The following reprised their roles from The Fosters:

  • Hayden Byerly as Jude Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-5),[19] Callie's half-brother and the youngest adopted sibling of Mariana
  • Teri Polo as Stef Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-5),[20] the adoptive mother of Callie and Mariana
  • Sherri Saum as Lena Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-5),[20] the adoptive mother of Callie and Mariana
  • Noah Centineo as Jesus Adams Foster (special guest seasons 1-2),[21] Mariana's twin brother and adopted brother of Callie
  • David Lambert as Brandon Foster (special guest seasons 1-3, 5),[22] the adoptive sibling of Mariana and Callie
  • Robert Gant as Jim Hunter (seasons 2-3, 5), Jamie and Eliza's father and Brandon's father in-law
  • Susan Walters as Diane Hunter (seasons 2-3, 5), Jamie and Eliza's mother and Brandon's mother in-law
  • Amanda Leighton as Emma Kurtzman (guest season 2), Jesus' fiance
  • Gavin MacIntosh as Connor Stevens (guest season 3),[23] Jude's childhood boyfriend
  • Bailee Madison as Sophia Quinn (guest Season 5), Sophia is Callie's biological younger half-sister.

References

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  13. ^ a b Petski, Denise (July 8, 2019). "'Good Trouble': Juan Antonio & Shawntay Dalon To Recur On Season 2". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on July 8, 2019. Retrieved July 8, 2019.
  14. ^ a b Petski, Denise (January 28, 2021). "'Good Trouble': Marcus Emanuel Mitchell & Jayson Blair Join Freeform Series As Recurring". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on January 28, 2021. Retrieved January 28, 2021.
  15. ^ a b Petski, Denise (March 3, 2021). "'Good Trouble': Catherine Haena Kim & Craig Parker To Recur On Season 3". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on March 3, 2021. Retrieved March 3, 2021.
  16. ^ Ramos, Dino-Ray (November 6, 2019). "'Marvel's Helstrom' Adds Daniel Cudmore; Shannon Chan-Kent Joins 'Good Trouble'". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on November 6, 2019. Retrieved November 6, 2019.
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  18. ^ Petski, Denise (February 24, 2022). "Yasmine Aker Joins 'Good Trouble' In Recasting; 'Legacies' Adds Piper Curda". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on February 24, 2022. Retrieved February 24, 2022.
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  20. ^ a b Andreeva, Nellie (July 20, 2018). "'Good Trouble': 'The Fosters' Stars Teri Polo and Sherri Saum To Reprise Roles On Spinoff Series". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on July 26, 2018. Retrieved August 20, 2018.
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