The pair's co-lead, Chaske Spencer, also shared how it was "fun to play off" Speedman while shooting their new Peacock series

"He’s a good man, a good dad who has strayed from his family. We meet him at probably the worst time in his life," Scott Speedman, who plays patriarch James Chenoweth, told SYFY WIRE and other outlets during a Teacup set visit earlier this year.

"If I can lose them in episode one, can I win back the audience as we go?" asks Speedman about his latest horror — this time, a mysterious eight-episode series from James Wan — while also looking back on 'Felicity' and teasing what's next for his 'Grey's Anatomy' role.

"I think you're always just jumping off a cliff when you start a show for the first time," Scott Speedman tells 'Newsweek.'

But readers beware! When James Wan, the mastermind behind Saw and The Conjuring universe, contacted former Yellowstone writer McCulloch (who shares the coolest name ever with the lead singer of Echo & the Bunnymen) about adapting the book for his Atomic Monster production company,

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Everything to Know About James Wan's Peacock Horror Series From what we know of the series thus far after its premiere on Peacock, Teacup follows a disparate group of people in rural Georgia who must come together in the face of a mysterious threat in order to survive.

In an interview with CBR, Teacup stars Yvonne Strahovski and Scott Speedman detail their roles in the tautly paced Peacock original horror series.