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BREAKING — Bossip reports that the dark comedy-thriller "Average Joe" is returning for a second season, with Deon Cole reprising his role as Joe Washington, a man whose supposed averageness keeps colliding with extraordinary violence. The series, which follows its protagonist through Russian mob entanglements and missing millions, is set to premiere on Paramount+ in mid-August. The premise turns the everyman archetype inside out: what happens when ordinary life becomes the most dangerous thing you never asked for.
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