Exclusive: JockoSims opens up on NewAmsterdam's 'network television first: I didn't see this coming'
October 12, 2021 - 20:29 BST Rebecca Lewis As New Amsterdam season four continues, fans have seen Jocko Sims' character Dr. Floyd Reynolds engaged in a romance with his colleague, Dr. Lyn Malvo who is in an open marriage.It's an entanglement rarely seen on network television, and one that Jocko is proud to be a part of, telling HELLO! that"this is uncharted territory for both of us, and network television and there is not much to grasp from" when they look for inspiration.
Jocko"didn't see" Reynolds' storyline coming but admits that"Frances is very very good at calling me and making sure we have some sort of cohesive grasp moving into each scene". "But we're having so much fun, and she is one of the best scene partners I've ever worked with. She has such a good grasp of what is going on and she's a damn good actor."The story arc has seen Reynolds and Malvo circle each other since meeting in season three when she revealed after their first meeting that she was married.
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