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Melissa Benoist Appears as a Special Guest on Top Chef Season 23
Melissa Benoist, best known for her leading role as Kara Danvers in Supergirl, is set to make a special guest appearance in Season 23 of Bravo’s hit culinary competition Top Chef. The actress joins a lineup of celebrity guests who take part throughout the season, bringing their perspective and presence to selected challenges and judging moments.
Benoist’s participation marks a rare appearance for the actress in a reality television format, offering fans the chance to see her outside of scripted drama and musical roles. Her involvement adds a touch of Hollywood flair to the season, which continues Top Chef’s tradition of blending culinary excellence with high-profile guest appearances.
Premiere Date
Top Chef Season 23 is scheduled to premiere on March 9, 2026, on Bravo, with early access to the first episode beginning on March 3 via select streaming platforms. Melissa Benoist’s appearance is expected during one of the season’s featured episodes.
Fans of both Top Chef and Melissa Benoist can look forward to seeing the actress in this new and unexpected setting.
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Netflix has canceled its family crime drama, "The Waterfront," after one season. It starred Melissa Benoist, Holt McCallany, Maria Bello and
Netflix has canceled its family crime drama, The Waterfront, after one season.
Deadline, Variety and The Hollywood Reporter reported the news Monday.
Created by Dawson's Creek writer-producer, the eight-episode series was set in North Carolina and featured Melissa Benoist, Holt McCallany, Maria Bello, Jake Weary and Topher Grace.
The show centered on the Buckleys, a wealthy fishing and restaurant family who turn to drug running to maintain their business and lifestyle.
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CCO Matt Mitovich answers YOUR Qs about Gilded Age and The Rookie romances, Countdown's Mark, a Ghosts mystery, Criminal Minds cliffhanger a
TV Line confirms that 'Duo,' starring Melissa Benoist alongside Chris Wood, is still in development.
TV Line confirms that ‘Duo,’ starring Melissa Benoist alongside Chris Wood, is still in development.
Melissa Benoist on set "The Waterfront"
Nuevas/Antiguas fotos de Melissa Benosit j unto al cast "The Water Front"
Melissa Benoist with the cast 'The Waterfront' ATX Festival
Melissa Benoist 'The Waterfront' ATX Festival
Nuevas/Antiguas fotos de Melissa Benosit j unto al cast "The Water Front"
Melissa Benoist with the cast 'The Waterfront' ATX Festival
Melissa Benoist 'The Waterfront' ATX Festival
Melissa Benoist Joins the Cast of “The Waterfront”
In addition to Holt McCallany, Maria Bello, and Jake Weary, Melissa Benoist has officially joined the cast of Netflix’s “The Waterfront.” According to Deadline, Benoist will portray Bree Buckley, a woman struggling to rebuild her life after alcohol derailed her future—just like her father.
The star-studded cast also includes Dave Annable as Wes Larsen, a developer whose interest in Mae Buckley goes beyond business, and Topher Grace as Grady, a man eager to strike a deal with the Buckleys. The series is created by Kevin Williamson, known for co-creating “Dawson’s Creek” and “The Vampire Diaries.” Ben Fast of Outerbanks Entertainment serves as an executive producer, while Marcos Siega directs the first two episodes.
The casting department currently features Kimberly Wistedt as the local casting director.
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Melissa Benoist Joins the Cast of “The Waterfront”
In addition to Holt McCallany, Maria Bello, and Jake Weary, Melissa Benoist has officially joined the cast of Netflix’s “The Waterfront.” According to Deadline, Benoist will portray Bree Buckley, a woman struggling to rebuild her life after alcohol derailed her future—just like her father.
The star-studded cast also includes Dave Annable as Wes Larsen, a developer whose interest in Mae Buckley goes beyond business, and Topher Grace as Grady, a man eager to strike a deal with the Buckleys. The series is created by Kevin Williamson, known for co-creating “Dawson’s Creek” and “The Vampire Diaries.” Ben Fast of Outerbanks Entertainment serves as an executive producer, while Marcos Siega directs the first two episodes.
The casting department currently features Kimberly Wistedt as the local casting director.
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Melissa Benoist has joined the cast of 'The Waterfront,' Kevin Williamson's new Netflix drama. See who else will be in the show!
Melissa Benoist, 9-1-1: Lone Star’s Rafael L. Silva and More Join Kevin Williamson’s The Waterfront
Melissa Benoist (Supergirl, The Girls on the Bus, Glee) has joined the cast of Kevin Williamson’s upcoming family drama, Netflix announced Wednesday.
Inspired by true events, the series “dives into the flawed Buckley family as their attempts to retain control of their crumbling North Carolina fishing empire drive them to increasingly dangerous means to keep themselves afloat,” reads the official logline.
Holt McCallany (Mindhunter) will play patriarch Harlan Buckley. Maria Bello (ER) will play his wife, Mae Buckley. And Benoist will play Bree Buckley, their daughter who used to be in charge of the fishery’s finances but who has had her life ruined by alcohol abuse. Now sober, she’s working on her relationship with her son, of whom she no longer has custody.
melissabenoist: Episode 6: We shot coconut whipped cream from a can, ate hours-cold turkey sandwiches, debated about basically everything and danced on top of a bus. What a time 💃
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