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Aidan Black
Aidan Black

Aidan Black

In the last year Detective Aidan Black was involved in two fatal shootings followed by inquiries, which deemed them both clean and justifiable. He also underwent multiple psych evaluations but none of the psychiatrists found a diagnosis for him that 'fits,' though he does show symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

When Aidan has a very public breakdown while in uniform, he's reassigned from his beloved Team Seven ETF squad to the new Psych Crimes and Crisis Unit. There, he's saddled with a partner who doesn't even have a badge or a gun--Dr. Daniella Ridley, Forensic Psychiatrist. He doesn't know how to trust someone who can't defend herself (or him), but is determined to get to know her, to find some way to trust her. Daniella's opinion of Aidan's state when asked? "Well. He's not broken. And if you really want me to apply a diagnosis to Aidan... I'd have to say he's... Cracked."

The icing on the cake of his current mental state is that Aidan's long-term girlfriend and colleague, Homicide Detective Liz Liette (Mayko Nyugen), got tired of his emotional inaccessibility, and moved out.

Aidan will bury himself in his work doing his best to connect with and help others, but will he be able to help himself?

David Sutcliffe

David Sucliffe may be best known for his role opposite Lauren Graham on the hit series, "The Gilmore Girls," in which he played 'Christopher,' the ex-husband to Lauren Graham's 'Lorelai.' Born in Saskatchewan, Canada, Sutcliffe attended the University of Toronto planning on a career in sports, but a back injury ended his athletic ambitions and after graduating with a degree in English, he turned to acting and performed in several plays in Toronto, as well as working steadily in Canadian film and television. Besides "The Gilmore Girls," Sutcliffe also starred opposite Teri Polo in the comedy series, "I'm With Her," as well as guesting on such shows as "Friends," "Will and Grace," "Private Practice," "The Division," "Drop Dead Diva," and "Lie to Me." Sutcliffe also starred in several made for television movies, including: "Murder in the Hamptons," "On Strike for Christmas," "Before You Say I Do," and "The Wish List." Film credits include: Under The Tuscan Sun opposite Diane Lane, Cake, opposite Heather Graham, Happy Endings, directed by Don Roos, and the indie drama, Towards Darkness.