‘Will Trent’ is one wild ride. It’s all about a Special Agent in Georgia Bureau of Investigation. He tackles crimes while juggling his own messy past. Trent’s got an impressive clearance rate. His sharp observations and hard work make him a big deal in law enforcement. Get ready for twists and turns and characters that will stick with you. It’s a show that keeps you guessing and wanting more.

Meet the characters from Will Trent

Will Trent

Okay, Will is basically the brainy, scrappy heart of the whole show — brilliant at seeing patterns other people miss and stubborn as a mule about following a case to the bitter end. He’s got this messy personal life (foster-kid past, dyslexia — yes he actually struggles with reading sometimes, which makes him twice as impressive when he nails something) and yet he’s hyper-observant and somehow calm in chaos, which is maybe the best contradiction ever. He bounces between being intensely private and oversharing at midnight, and you just know he collects takeout menus for reasons he’ll never explain. Also he hates being underestimated and will use that to his advantage every single time.

Angie

Angie is the wild card with a heart of gold — street-smart, fierce, and the kind of ally who will show up with coffee and questionable advice at 2 a.m. She’s loud and blunt and also oddly tender in tiny, surprising ways (like soft for pets? or plants? can’t remember, but definitely soft for something). She breaks rules and rules people by accident, and you’d trust her with your secrets even if you shouldn’t — and yes she probably keeps gum wrappers in her pockets for… reasons. She’s loyal to a fault and not afraid to make a mess to get to the truth.

Faith

Faith vibes as the moral center who also punches you with reality when you need it; earnest, empathetic, and a little too ready to believe the best in people, which sometimes gets her into trouble. She’s organized in a way that makes other people jealous — color-coded, calendar-obsessed — but also does impulsive, reckless kindness sometimes, like adopting (too many) stray ideas and, occasionally, actual strays. She’s intuitive, maybe a touch naive, but smart in a quiet, persistent way that pays off when it counts. Also she has weirdly specific song lyrics she quotes at awkward moments, which is adorable and slightly alarming.

Michael

Michael is the steady hand — reliable, patient, the person who remembers birthdays and case numbers and brings you a pen when yours disappears, honestly the human post-it note you didn’t know you needed. He’s calm under pressure, maybe a bit stubborn about procedure, but not in a boring way; he’s the backbone who will roll up his sleeves and surprise you with a bold move when the moment calls for it. He’s quietly funny too, like dry one-liners at the worst possible time, and somehow always smelling faintly of coffee and old books. Sometimes he’s annoyingly level-headed (or maybe that’s exactly why you love him).

Amanda

Amanda is edge and polish — razor-sharp, ambitious, the kind of person who reads reports for fun and will correct your grammar with a smirk. She plays by the rules more often than not but knows how to bend them when needed, and there’s a small, stubborn softness beneath that controlled exterior that she will never, ever admit to. She’s efficient, intimidating at first, effortlessly stylish, and also collects tiny ceramic animals for reasons that don’t make sense until you see her messy desk. Basically she’s a walking mix of “don’t cross me” and “secretly cares too much,” which is kind of the best.