Wade Waters' All American exit & return explained.
Summary Wade Waters returns in All American season 6 after being absent throughout season 5, which raises several questions about what happened to him in season 4 and what marks his return. First introduced in All American season 4, Wade Waters was a recurring character. From his early appearances, he was established as a talented quarterback for GAU , who often misused his position of power on the team.
Related All American: Why Layla's Father Was Recast All American season 3 brought JP Keating back, but Elvis Nolasco didn't play him. Here's why Layla's father was recast and who plays him now. Although the situation de-escalated peacefully, someone could have even died at the Bake home because of Wade's mistake. In All American season 4's episode 20, the cops trace the prank call back to Wade. As a result, they arrest him for "swatting," marking the end of his journey in the series. In his arrest's aftermath, Jordan tries to tell Wade's team members the truth about what had happened. However, they refuse to believe him, claiming he was set up.
Why Wade Waters Returns In All American Season 6 Wade Replaces Coastal California Manta Rays' QB Wade Waters is not in the show throughout season 5, but season 6 brings him back with a compelling twist. In All American season 6, the Coastal California Manta Rays loses its starting quarterback when he gets a severe Achilles tendon injury.
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