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Wesley Cole is a fictional character from the Lethal Weapon TV series, which is based on the Lethal Weapon film series. Introduced in the third season, Cole is portrayed by actor Seann William Scott.

Personality[]

Cole is depicted as resourceful, intelligent, and highly skilled in combat and espionage tactics. Despite his tough exterior, he is also shown to be a loving and dedicated father to his young daughter, Maya, whom he shares with his ex-girlfriend Natalie Flynn. This fatherly aspect of his personality adds depth to his character, highlighting his softer side and his struggle to balance his dangerous job with his responsibilities as a parent.

Biography[]

Wesley Cole is a former international CIA operative who has seen action in some of the world's most dangerous regions. His background in the CIA provides him with a unique set of skills that make him a formidable detective, although it also comes with a heavy emotional toll due to the traumas and moral conflicts he faced while on duty. When he moved to Los Angeles, and is partnered with Detective Roger Murtaugh. Initially, Murtaugh is skeptical of Cole's methods and his past, but over time, the two develop a strong bond and mutual respect. Their partnership combines Cole's unorthodox approaches and Murtaugh's seasoned experience, creating a compelling detective duo.

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Trivia[]

  • Wesley Cole's character marks Seann William Scott's first major television role.
  • The character's introduction was part of a broader effort by the showrunners to reboot the series after behind-the-scenes controversies led to cast changes.
  • Seann William Scott's character Wesley takes over the role Martin Riggs' character had, as the crazy and unloose cop.

Appearances[]

  • Season 3: Cole joins the LAPD and partners with Murtaugh, facing various personal and professional challenges.
  • Episodes: Cole appears in all episodes of the third season, contributing to various storylines and character developments.