ScreenRantis proud to present an exclusive sneak peek ofHigh Potentialseason 1, episode 10, “Chutes and Murders.” Airing on ABC on Tuesday, January 21 at 9 p.m. ET,the new installment will see Morgan and Karadec investigate a particularly bizarre murder scene.The official synopsis reads: “A nanny is found bludgeoned to death in the park. Elsewhere, Morgan interferes when Elliot admits to not being invited to his classmate’s party.”
The clip opens withMorgan trying to convince Karadecto taste her sandwich at the diner, while the detective emphasizes the importance of being discreet during their stakeout. In typical Morgan fashion, she counters his reprimand with humor, and he appears unamused. Before the banter can go any further, Karadec spots their suspect buying a newspaper across the street. Check outScreenRant’sfull sneak peek above.
More About High Potential On ABC
Created By Drew Goddard
High Potentialpremiered on September 17 with aperformance from Kaitlin Olsonthat left fans raving. While she is most renowned forIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,the ABC procedural takes advantage of Olson’s duality by incorporating heart and humor into each installment.The show is further elevated by the star’s onscreen chemistry withDaniel Sunjata, whose disciplined approach to cases is the perfect foil to Morgan’s unorthodox methods.
In addition to Olson and Sunjata,High Potentialstars Javicia Leslie, Matthew Lamb, Judy Reyes, Deniz Akdeniz, and Amirah J. Topping the streaming charts after its premiere,the series currently has a 94% Rotten Tomatoes score.ABC is yet to comment on the future of Olson’s procedural, but with itsrecord-breaking numbers, a renewal feels inevitable.
High Potentialairs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on ABC.
High Potential
Morgan, a single mother of three with a brilliant but unconventional mind, partners with a methodical detective after solving a crime during her job as a cleaner. Together, they form an unlikely but effective duo, blending her unique problem-solving skills with his by-the-book approach to tackle challenging cases.
