Average Joe returns, this time with action set in Cape Town.
Season 2 of the Paramount+ action-comedy thriller debuted worldwide on 19 August 2026. The first two episodes were released on launch day, and new episodes come out every Wednesday. The eight-episode season follows Joe Washington and his crew from Pittsburgh to South Africa, where a new threat forces them into another high-stakes battle for survival.
For Sabotage Elite Action Lab, the release also brings a proud screen credit for two team members: Kundai Murapa and Mcrae Chinhamu, who appear in stunt-acting roles in the new season.
THE ACTION MOVES TO CAPE TOWN
Created by Robb Cullen and starring Deon Cole as Joe Washington, Average Joe mixes crime, dark humor and action around an ordinary man who keeps finding himself in extraordinary situations. Season 2 takes that premise global, bringing Joe, Leon, Cathy, and Touch to Cape Town after a threat linked to Joe’s past endangers his family.
The South African setting is more than a backdrop. Cape Town becomes a key part of the season’s scale and identity, allowing for bigger action sequences and a strong local production presence.

SEAL TALENT ON SCREEN
Kundai and Mcrae illustrate the type of performer SEAL focuses on: movement experts who can perform action while staying authentic and believable on camera.

Kundai founded Sabotage Elite and works as a stunt performer, action director and movement specialist with experience in parkour, calisthenics, fight choreography and performance. Mcrae brings expertise in tricking, stunts and fight choreography, emphasizing dynamic movement for the screen.
Kundai Murapa · Average Joe Season 2
Mcrae Chinhamu · Average Joe Season 2
Stunt acting falls between pure stunt work and traditional acting. It requires the performer to convey character, intent and reaction while meeting the physical and technical demands of an action sequence. This blend is increasingly valuable for productions that need performers who can contribute more than a single stunt.

SOUTH AFRICAN ACTION TALENT ON A GLOBAL PLATFORM
The release of Average Joe Season 2 on Paramount+ highlights Cape Town’s ongoing role in international film and television production. It also gives South African stunt performers and action specialists a chance to reach a worldwide audience with work produced on a global scale.
For SEAL, this aligns with their goal: to make elite South African action talent easier to find, trust and hire for film, television, commercials and live events.
Explore the full SEAL talent roster or view more of the team’s screen and commercial work.
WHERE TO WATCH
Average Joe Season 2 premiered worldwide on Paramount+ on 19 August 2026. Two episodes were released on launch day, with the remaining episodes coming out every Wednesday.
