After a lengthy absence, FOX is doubling down on drama this spring as The Cleaning Lady and Alert: Missing Persons Unit return with uninterrupted season-long runs,
Kicking off Monday, March 25. Season 4 of The Cleaning Lady will air at 8 PM ET/PT, followed by the third season premiere of Alert: Missing Persons Unit at 9 PM ET/PT. Doc, which currently holds the 9 PM slot, will wrap its 10-episode first season by March 11.
The Cleaning Lady Takes a Bold New Turn
After spending three seasons caught between the FBI and the criminal underworld, Thony (Élodie Yung) is reclaiming control of her fate—but it’s not without complications. Trading in her cleaning lady uniform for the scrubs of a surgical intern, she reenters the medical field she once sacrificed for her son, Luca (Khalen Roman Sanchez). But there’s a catch: she’s still tethered to the Sin Cara cartel. Now, instead of cleaning up crime scenes, she’s stepping into an even riskier role as the mob’s personal doctor, bringing her dangerously close to the cartel’s enigmatic new leader, Jorge (Santiago Cabrera).
This season raises the stakes as Thony juggles her new double life—under the watchful eye of the hospital’s tough chief resident, Dr. Sean Dupont (Daniel Bonjour). Meanwhile, Ramona (Kate del Castillo) remains a force, even from behind bars, while Fiona (Martha Millan) finds herself tangled in identity theft to keep her cleaning business afloat. Chris (Sean Lew) takes an unexpected turn toward dance, and Jaz (Faith Bryant) struggles with the pressures of being the “perfect” kid in a not-so-perfect family.
With its signature mix of tension, action, and deep emotional stakes, The Cleaning Lady continues its exploration of the undocumented immigrant experience, tackling the sacrifices and resilience it takes to carve out a future in America.
Alert: Missing Persons Unit Races Against Time in Season 3
Alert: Missing Persons Unit is back for another season of high-intensity cases in the Philadelphia Police Department’s MPU. Led by Jason Grant (Scott Caan) and Nikki Batista (Dania Ramirez), the team specializes in tracking down the missing and reuniting them with their families—often under impossible circumstances.
Season 3 wastes no time diving into gripping cases, from the disappearance of an entire collegiate rowing team to a missing street artist whose bone marrow donation could save his brother’s life. But things get even more personal when one of their own goes missing, putting the entire MPU on high alert. Meanwhile, Nikki’s ties to Irish mob boss Charlie McGannon (guest star Ian Tracey) pull her deeper into dangerous waters.
With adrenaline-fueled searches, emotional reunions, and a few personal twists along the way, Alert: Missing Persons Unit continues to bring the heat with fast-paced investigations and compelling character arcs.
Mark Your Calendars
FOX’s Monday night lineup is about to get even more intense. The Cleaning Lady Season 4 premieres Monday, March 25, at 8 PM ET/PT, followed by Alert: Missing Persons Unit at 9 PM ET/PT. Both series will run straight through without breaks—so get ready for a drama-packed season.