Real-life couple Leighton Meester and Adam Brody share the screen in an entertaining new episode of the procedural drama comedy "Good Cop/Bad Cop," bringing their natural chemistry to a hilarious interrogation scene.
In the upcoming episode titled "Buckle Up," Brody guest stars as Dr. Jeremiah Jackson, an eccentric medical professional who finds himself being questioned by Meester's character Lou and her on-screen brother Henry (Luke Cook) about a rodeo champion's mysterious death.
The exclusive clip showcases Brody's character making increasingly outlandish claims, including his transition from veterinary medicine to human medicine. When questioned about this career change, he delivers the dubious assertion that "horses and bulls ain't that different from people."
The comedic tension builds as the investigation focuses on the deceased rodeo star's pre-ride routines, with Dr. Jackson revealing some questionable medical practices and introducing the detectives to crude rodeo culture terminology, much to Henry's visible dismay.
The episode, which centers around what initially appeared to be an accidental death at a rodeo but turns out to be murder, airs Wednesday, April 2. The storyline also weaves in subplots involving Hank's Best Man selection drama and developments in an ongoing skeleton case investigation.
This marks a rare on-screen collaboration between Meester and Brody, who have been married since 2014, demonstrating their professional chemistry matches their personal connection in this entertaining procedural series.