Promised Land (2022 TV series)

• John Ortiz as Joe Sandoval, the patriarch of the Sandoval family and owner of Heritage House Vineyards in Sonoma Valley
• Cecilia Suárez as Lettie Sandoval, Joe's second wife and the matriarch of the Sandoval family
• Augusto Aguilera as Mateo Flores, Lettie's son from a previous marriage and Joe's stepson who is the general manager of Heritage House Vineyards. He is also Billy's son and therefore secretly Joe's nephew.
• Christina Ochoa as Veronica Sandoval, Joe's eldest daughter
• Mariel Molino as Carmen Sandoval, Joe's youngest daughter
• Tonatiuh as Antonio Sandoval, Joe's older son
• Andres Velez as Carlos Rincón, a young undocumented immigrant who crosses the border into the United States to work at Heritage House Vineyards in 1987. He becomes Jose/Joe Sandoval with fake papers from his brother Roberto/Billy.
• Katya Martín as Juana Sánchez, a young undocumented immigrant who crosses the border into the United States with her sister, Rosa in 1987. She becomes Leticia/Letty with fake documents from Guillermo/Billy.
• Rolando Chusan as Billy Rincón, an undocumented Heritage House Vineyards worker and Carlos' older brother in 1987. His birthname is Roberto; he assumes the name Guillermo (William/Billy in English) with fake documents.
• Bellamy Young as Margaret Honeycroft, Joe's ex-wife and Veronica, Carmen, and Antonio's mother who is determined to take back Heritage House Vineyards. She owns Honeycroft Hotel and is a hotel tycoon.

• Ariana Guerra as Rosa, Juana's sister in 1987
• Miguel Ángel García as Junior, Joe and Lettie's son and the youngest Sandoval sibling
• Andrew J. West as Michael Paxton, Veronica's husband
• Natalia del Riego as Daniela, an undocumented immigrant from El Salvador who is recently fired as a maid from the Sandoval mansion due to her immigration status
• Yul Vazquez as Father Ramos, Joe's brother and Mateo's father
• Tom Amandes as O.M. Honeycroft, Margaret's father in 1987
• Kerri Medders as Young Margaret
• Julio Macias as Javier, the newly hired general manager of Heritage House Vineyards and Antonio's secret former boyfriend

In February 2021, ABC ordered a pilot for a family drama titled Promised Land, originally titled American Heritage, from writer and executive producer Matt Lopez.^[9][10] In April 2021, it was announced that Michael Cuesta would direct the pilot episode and be an executive producer.^[11] On August 11, 2021, Promised Land was given a series order.^[12] On May 6, 2022, ABC officially canceled the series after one season.^[13]

In March 2021, Christina Ochoa was cast to play the role of Veronica Sandoval.^[14] The following day, Mariel Molino landed the role of Carmen Sandoval.^[15] In April, it was announced that Andres Velez would portray Carlos Rincón.^[16] The following week, John Ortiz was cast in the role as Joe Sandoval.^[17] Three days later, Cecilia Suárez & Augusto Aguilera were cast as Lettie Sandoval and Mateo Flores respectively.^[18] The following week, Tonatiuh Elizarraraz was cast as Antonio Sandoval, and the day after that, Katya Martín was cast as Juana Sánchez.^[19][20] In May 2021, Rolando Chusan was cast as Billy Rincón.^[21] In October 2021, Bellamy Young was cast as Margaret Honeycroft.^[22] In January 2022, Yul Vazquez, Julio Macias, Ariana Guerra, Kerri Medders, Tom Amandes, Natalia del Riego, and Miguel Angel Garcia joined the cast in recurring roles.^[23]

The series premiered on January 24, 2022, on ABC.^[24] Due to low ratings, ABC pulled Promised Land from the schedule, effective after the fifth episode on February 21, 2022. The final five episodes streamed exclusively on Hulu from March 1 to March 29, 2022.^[25] Previously, episodes had been posted to Hulu next-day after premiere as is custom with ABC shows.^[26] Internationally, the series premiered on Disney+ under the dedicated streaming hub Star as an original series, on July 6, 2022.^[27] In Latin America, the series premiered on Star+ on July 27, 2022.^[28] Promised Land was later removed from Disney+, Star+, Hulu and all other Disney owned streaming services in October 2022 despite only being available recently. This is one of the first few titles along with Rebel to be removed from Disney+ due to Disney's budget cuts.^[29]

The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 100% approval rating with an average rating of 7.4/10, based on 7 critic reviews.^[30] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 72 out of 100 based on 5 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".^[31]