Introduction
Fox is diving into heartfelt comedy with its upcoming series Best Medicine, a story that blends charm, emotional complexity, and small-town dynamics. If you’re an aspiring actor or real-life worker with fishing experience, this could be your moment—Best Medicine is currently casting, and HBG Casting wants you.
About ‘Best Medicine’
Best Medicine (2026–) is a comedy-drama series that follows a brilliant surgeon who leaves Boston to become a small-town doctor in the community where he spent his childhood summers. Though his medical expertise is unparalleled, his gruff attitude often rubs people the wrong way. As he navigates hidden phobias and attempts to rebuild meaningful connections, audiences are in for a touching, humorous ride.
The show is set to premiere in 2026 and promises a blend of laughter and heartfelt storytelling, perfect for fans of emotionally intelligent television.
Meet the Cast
Best Medicine stars some of television’s most dynamic talents:
- Abigail Spencer – Known for her roles in Timeless, Mad Men, Suits, and Extended Family. She most recently guest-starred on ABC’s 9-1-1. She is represented by UTA, Untitled Entertainment, and Hansen Jacobsen.
- Josh Segarra – With representation from CAA, Andrew Tetenbaum at ATA, and Jackoway Austen, Segarra brings charisma and comedic timing, known for roles in Arrow and The Other Two.
- Josh Charles – An established actor with credits in The Good Wife and Sports Night, Charles adds depth and gravitas to the ensemble.
Casting Directors: Who’s Behind the Scenes?
One of the major casting forces behind Best Medicine is HBG Casting LLC. Known for their national reach and keen eye for authenticity, HBG Casting has collaborated with notable studios like A24, New Line Cinema, Hallmark, and Hulu.
Their ethos is built on three pillars:
- Specificity – Every actor is chosen with the scene’s tone and aesthetic in mind.
- Communication – From background PAs to executive producers, HBG ensures everyone is seen and heard.
- Mindfulness – They are known for working within budget while maintaining high casting standards.
Now Casting: Real-Life Lobster Handlers and Dock Workers
📢 Fox’s ‘Best Medicine’ Open Casting Call – Apply Now!
Location: New York, United States
🎬 Roles Available:
Lobster Handlers and Dock Workers for TV Series
📄 Job Description:
The production is looking for individuals with real-life experience in lobster fishing, dock work, or handling traps. You’ll appear in recurring background roles throughout the season—no acting experience necessary!
🛠 Job Responsibilities:
- Portray a working lobster handler or dock worker on set
- Perform natural tasks that reflect real-life fishing work
- Collaborate with crew for authenticity and safety
- Be available for select filming dates
✅ Requirements:
- Real-world experience with lobster traps or dock work
- No acting experience required
- Professionalism and punctuality
- Available to work 1–2 days/month through year-end
- Located in or can travel to Upstate New York
💰 Compensation:
SAG-AFTRA Special Ability Rate: $234 for 8 hours
How to Apply
If you fit the description—or know someone who does—this is a unique chance to be part of a high-profile network series. Click here to apply now. You can also visit Project Casting for other roles. Also Be sure to have your experience and availability ready when submitting.
Why ‘Best Medicine’ Is One to Watch
With a stellar cast, seasoned casting team, and a story that touches on themes of redemption, connection, and growth, Best Medicine has all the ingredients for a breakout hit. Plus, its inclusion of real workers adds a layer of authenticity rare in scripted television.
Conclusion
Whether you’re tuning in for the performances or applying for a role, Best Medicine is a project you’ll want on your radar. Follow Project Casting for more updates, casting calls, and industry news.
