The Irrational series premiere spoilers: What to expect in the first episode
NBC is kicking off the fall season with the new series The Irrational. Here’s what you can expect in the first episode, which airs Monday, Sept. 25.
While most networks don’t have new scripted shows this fall, NBC has managed to bring a few our way. One of them is The Irrational, which stars The Flash‘s Jesse L. Martin. It’s the first of the new shows and returning shows to premiere on the Peacock network. Watch out for it on Monday, Sept. 25 at 10/9c.
Of course, you want to know what the series is about before you get into it. You’ll want to know what to expect in this very first episode. Here’s everything that we know so far.
The Irrational series premiere spoilers: The promo
The trailer for the series focuses mostly on the pilot episode. We get to meet who the characters are, and the type of cases that the team will end up dealing with. Take a look:
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There’s also a first look with Martin sharing a little about his character. Take a look:
The Irrational series premiere spoilers: The synopsis
The first episode is set to introduce us to the series. It’s worth noting that this episode is written for the network bosses rather than the audience. This episode is the one that the network bosses watch to see if there is a strong enough performance for its audience. It needs to have a self-contained storyline for the case of the week, but it also needs to show some potential for the progression moving forward.
Take a look at the synopsis for the pilot, which is actually the synopsis for the entire series right now:
"Alec Baker is a world-renowned professor of behavioral science who uses his unique understanding of human behavior to help solve high-stakes cases involving governments, law enforcement and corporations — in ways no one else could imagine."
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The Irrational airs on Mondays at 10/9c on NBC. Catch up the following day on Peacock.