R.J. Decker returns with ABC crossover energy

The season two premiere brings a flash mob, DWTS stars, a Bachelor alum, and a darker mystery into the mix.

Sep 15, 2026

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R.J. Decker returns with ABC crossover energy

The season two premiere brings a flash mob, DWTS stars, a Bachelor alum, and a darker mystery into the mix.

In brief

The season two premiere brings a flash mob, DWTS stars, a Bachelor alum, and a darker mystery into the mix. Season two is selling bigger spectacle, more ABC crossover cameos, and a deeper murder mystery around Emi’s father. Originally reported by ABC7 Los Angeles.

The crossover begins

'R.J. Decker,' 'Dancing with the Stars' crossover scoop

R.J. Decker opens season two with a three-show ABC crossover, pulling familiar entertainment faces into its premiere.

“R.J. Decker returns for its second season with a three-show crossover event”

A flash mob kicks off

The premiere starts with a flash mob featuring Dancing with the Stars pros Jenna Johnson and Val Chmerkovskiy.

“To be part of their season premiere is just really incredible.”

Dancers meet actors

Chmerkovskiy said the scene brought dancers and actors together, with a choreographed performance built for the episode.

“We put a dance together, I think the performance turned out great”

Joey plays a thief

Joey Graziadei, known from The Bachelor and his DWTS season 33 win, guest stars as a thief in the premiere.

“everyone's been super inviting”

The mystery gets darker

Scott Speedman said the early episodes lean into the season one cliffhanger, the whodunit around the murder of Emi’s father.

“There's more action, the stakes are higher.”

More drama ahead

Jaina Lee Ortiz says the show keeps its lighter tone while digging into emotional relationships. Bevin Bru teased bigger drama and maybe a love triangle.

“R.J. Decker season two? MORE”

What to remember

Season two is selling bigger spectacle, more ABC crossover cameos, and a deeper murder mystery around Emi’s father.

Read the original on ABC7 Los Angeles

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