In just one week, ABC will welcome a new show to its primetime schedule: Kaitlin Olson-led High potential. Ahead of the premiere, Collider is excited to share a sneak peek at the murder of the week with a new featurette that focuses on Olson and the cast as they slip into their roles for a wild ride that’s expected to be equal parts dramatic and comedic. Daredevil Creator Drew Goddard is behind the project, which follows a high-IQ single mother working a job that squanders her potential – as a cleaner for the LAPD. But as Olson shows, her uncanny ability to solve crimes that baffle investigators lands her in an unlikely partnership with a veteran detective with whom she often clashes.

Olson describes her character Morgan in the preview as “combative” and “self-reliant,” taking care of three children at different stages of life while cleaning up the office and dropping a tip or two to the police when everyone is out, much to Karadec’s chagrin (Daniel Sunjata) annoyance. The laughs come from the dynamic between her and Sunjata, who as her new partner does everything exactly as she says. However, Morgan only gets the job thanks to Lt. Soto (Judy Reyes), who takes a risk by hiring her as a consultant after recognizing her ability to correct mistakes. Even the work in the office is Javicia Leslieis Daphne, another investigator who seems to be on the same wavelength as Morgan. High potential was a must for the Batwoman Stars due to the excellent script starting from the pilot episode.

Outside the office, Olson says, Morgan is a more complex character with a sense of humor that allows her to It’s always sunny in Philadelphia muscles as they take a more dramatic turn. Part of this comes from her family dynamic with her anxious, argumentative teenage daughter Ava (Amirah J.), her extremely intelligent young son Elliot (Matthew Lamb) and a babyOverall, the show promises something new compared to the procedural format that Olson’s co-star Deniz Akdeniz demands a powerful performance from the Emmy-nominated actress.

Where else have we seen Olson?

High potential based on the popular French comedy series High intellectual potential Olson plays a similar role to Audrey Fleurot. Since I played Sweet Dee Reynolds It is always sunnyOlson’s career, like that of her co-stars, took off when she played Emmy-nominated roles in Hacking And ReversedMost recently, she brought her comedic talent to Netflix for Incomingalthough she also has roles in Finding Dory, ChampionsAnd Agent ElvisHer latest appearance is another chance to star in a series and secure a spot on ABC’s fall schedule, which includes returning favorites such as Abbott Elementary School and the new addition from Robert F. Kennedy, Doctor Odyssey.

High potential Premiering on ABC on September 17, episodes will stream on Hulu afterward. Check out our exclusive preview in the player above.

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