SEAL TEAM star Justin Melnick has confirmed a new location for the military drama in his latest insightful post from behind-the-scenes.
David Boreanaz and the rest of the Bravo Team are currently still in production on the sixth season of SEAL Team. New episodes are expected to hit Paramount+ either late this year or early 2023, and series regular Justin Melnick has recently taken to Instagram to assure fans the cast is still in the midst of the action.
Justin has revealed the cast is setting off to Jordan to film the next chunk of SEAL Team filming.
Shooting is currently taking place for the former CBS drama’s sixth installation, which will return to its new streaming home, Paramount+.
Justin has portrayed Brock Reynolds since the series began in 2017 and has been a valuable member of the team led by Master Chief Jason Hayes (played by Boreanaz).
His post also seems to confirm Brock won’t be meeting a tragic end following Bravo’s horrific ambush in Mali which capped off the fifth season.
In his recent Instagram Story, Justin wrote: “Inbound to [Jordan]. Let’s go!”
The actor backpack included a snap of his military, emblazoned with a combination of the flags of Jordan and the USA, complete with the Bravo Team’s red wolf insignia.
Fans were already speculating the team will be spending more time in the Middle East when the new season arrives.
Justin, as well as his co-star AJ Buckley, has since confirmed the series will not only be taking place in Jordan but will also be filming on-location.
In his post, AJ uploaded a selfie of himself in a sensible shirt and baseball cap, captioned: “My desert attire.”
Both cast members included an emoji of the Jordan flag in their posts, so it’s safe to assume the majority of the cast will be flying out there over the coming weeks.
Filming mainly takes place in the Los Angeles studios, but much of the casting has now made references to travels to the Middle East as production continues.
The show’s international shoot should be a good sign for SEAL Team’s continuation on Paramount+.
