The latest news about a future CBS series led by Jared Padalecki can mean something very unfavorable for the Fire Country spinoff about Camden Casey. Padalecki’s SoCal firefighter first appeared in Fire Country season 3, episode 5, as Bode’s phase 3 captain and the last obstacle between Bode and his incredibly yearned for firefighting career. Padalecki’s Camden Casey had a 3-episode arc in Fire Country, clashing with various Edgewater residents but teaching something invaluable to Bode, leading him to find his way to fight fires. Camden’s stay in Edgewater highlighted an entirely different approach to firefighting compared to the Leone’s.

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Jared Padalecki’s Fire Country Season 3 Update Is Concerning For Camden’s Spinoff

Jared Padalecki guest stars as Camden in Fire Country season 3 on CBS, and his appearance in the show is supposed to set up his very own spinoff.

Padalecki’s appearance in Fire Country season 3 set up Camden Casey as a fascinating character in his own right, one dedicated to the job and those around him, as his choice to confront Diego’s friends who wanted to pick a fight with Bode showed. Casey’s history underlined the similarities between him and Bode, especially in the tragedy of having a younger sibling die on their watch, but it also showed the potential Camden could have if an entirely new series explored his story. A possible Fire Country Casey-focused spinoff could nonetheless greatly be impacted by CBS’s latest Jared Padalecki update.

Jared Padalecki Nabs A New Medical Procedural For CBS

Padalecki & Anna Fricke Will Collaborate On The Medical Drama

A medical drama having Jared Padalecki as its lead is reportedly in the works at CBS (via TV Line), with the star teaming up with Walker showrunner Anna Fricke for the show. The medical procedural would be set in rural Texas and would follow two doctors, one practicing a “unique style of improvisational medicine” played by Padalecki and his mentee, a young doctor running from her past. The unnamed medical procedural would see them operating a mobile clinic, taking care of the patients across the state who don’t have as much access to medical facilities because of where they live.

Why Padalecki’s New CBS Show Makes It Almost Impossible To Do Camden’s Fire Country Spinoff

The Timing Will Make It Hard For Surfside To Air Following The Same TV Scheduling

Padalecki and Fricke’s new venture can make it incredibly difficult for Camden’s Fire Country spinoff to see the light of day anytime soon. Given CBS’s involvement in the Padalecki-led medical drama, a full season of more than 20 episodes could be ordered if the series is popular, greatly reducing the time Padalecki could devote to Fire Country’s SoCal spinoff. While not much is known about Padalecki and Fricke’s medical drama, it can interest varied audiences because of its unlikely premise, following patients in a vast rural area instead of urban areas, where medical dramas are more often than not set.

Camden’s Fire Country spinoff being in the early stages of development makes it unlikely for the series to be ready for audiences anytime soon, giving much more space for the medical drama. Padalecki and Fricke teaming up for Walker led them to reasonable success, as their series returned to the screens three more times before it was canceled. Their new upcoming collaboration in the form of the CBS medical drama can thus easily repeat Walker’s success, taking Padalecki’s focus even more and possibly moving it away from the Fire Country spinoff, especially with it being so far away from releasing.