El neurólogo más prestigioso del hospital y la mayor esperanza para la recuperación de Graciela. Inteligente, respetado y profesional, se convierte en una figura clave dentro de la lucha por devolverle la salud y la memoria a la protagonista.

Empleado histórico de la familia Linares. Discreto, observador y profundamente leal. Ha sido testigo silencioso de los secretos, conflictos y tragedias de la familia durante años. Frecuentemente actúa como intermediario entre Carlos y Adrián.

Black man, 25-32 years old, to play Civil Rights activist (and later long-time member of the U.S. House of Representative)

A white male age 35-55. A tough labour organizer. Blue collar type - a longshoreman. Think On the Waterfront or Tony Soprano or Jimmy Hoffa

A white woman age 25-35. 1920s period look if possible

[RIVER] 11-15, Anishinaabe. The youngest child. He’s bright, kind, smart, and helpful. His mom has been incredible to him, but it’s time for him to start learning to be independent, as his mother’s comedy career kicks off; she can’t be hovering over him all the time. Endlessly adaptable, he’s a much more calm and patient kid than other kids his age, especially when compared to his half-brother. He can be quiet, and a little anxious. He is well behaved, knowing he absolutely does not want to wind up staying with his dad, Leonard, whose bravado he can see right through. River finds a friend in Carter, who we discover have a lot to teach each other. River’s journey throughout the season is to find his confidence and finally stand up to his problematic Dad. SERIES LEAD. ***THIS ROLE IS UNDER A 3 YEAR OPTION

[SAGE] 16-17, Anishinaabe. Activist in training. Wise beyond her years, Sage loves to wax Indigenous politics anytime and anywhere. She's serious and witty but dry and determined to uncover the truth about who her father is. When the kids at school call her a "Pretendian," it sends her on a deeply personal mission to prove them wrong—not just to others, but to herself. Sage is her mom's toughest critic and her greatest ally, even when they're butting heads. She wants more than survival—she wants clarity, legacy, and purpose. But to get that, she'll have to face the uncomfortable truth about her family—and maybe accept that bloodlines aren't the only thing that defines who she is. SERIES LEAD. ***THIS ROLE IS UNDER A 3-YEAR OPTION.

Violet has a lot of care for the world around her to the point of trying to find a way to give a dead sparrow a dignified burial while looking for a job.

Cleo wants to sell some clothes to clear out her closet but gets into a bike accident that alters her day. She's carefree to the point of carelessness with her own safety but she doesn’t want to be a bother to the people around her. She's best friends with Lucy but wonders if Lucy even likes her sometimes.

Malcolm is handing out flyers for his band's show later that night and doesn't have time to deal with Chuck's worries about his vintage clothing purchase. He's outgoing, openminded, but with a slight edge.

Ernest is stocky and pretending to be tough as a reluctant mugger. While it's not the right thing for him, he's open to trying new things as a struggling creative person who hasn’t found what they’re good at yet.

Lucy needs to sell her clothes for extra money but doesn't want to give them up for cheap. She doesn't like that Cleo has an easier time with selling her clothes by accepting low ball offers but eventually acquiesces. She's a loyal and caring friend to Cleo but can also be judgmental and harsh.

Ben is charismatic and confident but also obsessed with his past two-month relationship that ended five years ago. He brushes things off easily but is quick to bring things back up again as soon as he gets the chance. He's Vincent’s friend.

Vincent is reserved but chooses when to be vocal. While he might hold back with others, he isn't afraid to tell his friend, Ben what he thinks.

Elaine is an artist looking for inspiration by capturing audio recordings of the city environment. She's patient, nurturing, and curious about the world. She loves to encourage her son, Elliot and his interests.

Lenny is an established academic who is slightly insecure and willing to admit it. The fact that a child has read more Proust than he has leads him to shift his whole day.

Austin is the type of person who loves to get everyone’s opinion before making a decision. He's talkative and steamrolls conversations due to being mostly unaware of social cues.

Judy wants to meet her friend and have some peace and quiet on her way there and would prefer to not have bumped into Austin. She's a good listener and still cares about her friend despite being somewhat distracted and disinterested.

Harold is searching for his lost cat who is his closest companion. He's a vivacious and active senior who has no issue with sharing his feelings openly and casually.

Victor is a visual artist who uses various lenses to view and understand people like astrology and the Myers-Briggs personality indicator. He's formal, polite and usually speaks without contractions.