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Celebrity kids have been taking over the fashion world for years. From Snoop Dogg’s son Cordell Broadus to Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris to all three of the Hadid kids, those star genes have lead to many offspring on the runway. And now there’s a new addition to the next generation of models: James Marsden‘s oldest son.

Jack Marsden, 16, walked his first runway show in Milan Men’s Fashion Week for Dolce & Gabbana — not a bad way to kick off your career, right? Of course, his Westworld star father was front row for the big gig...

That kid's got good genes! Actor James Marsden lent his support to his son 16-year-old son Jack Marsden when the teen hit the runway, making his Dolce & Gabbana debut during the fashion house's show during Milan Men's Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2018/19 on Saturday in Milan, Italy. The 44-year-old wrote, "Could not be more proud of my oldest son @jackmmarsden walking his first show for @dolcegabbana and their Men's Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2018/2019 campaign in Milan today! Thank you Domenico and Stefano for having us! #proudpapa #DGKingsAngels #DGfw19 #DGMen #DolceGabbana #DGmillenials #Mfw." The actor was all about showing up for his lookalike, runway-walking son, who is the...

Forget date night. The 2017 SAG Awards was a family affair! James Marsden followed the trend, tapping his 15-year-old son Jack Marsden as his date for the memorable evening. E! News chatted with the lookalike father-son duo, and from the looks of our conversation with mini-Marsden, he hopes to follow in dad's footsteps toward superstardom! "I'm going to try and do music," Jack revealed after the Westworld star admitted, "My time is over. I'm literally passing on the baton to the next generation." Jack seems to have a pretty great head on his shoulders as James added, "I actually go to him for advice... Just stay true to your heart and respect others....

Michael and Sam follow a lead to the man who hired Lucien the clock-maker/bomb-maker. As they arrive, the man torches his safehouse, and Michael and Sam are only able to recover his charred computer. Michael takes Sam’s place helping Jesse with a case of corporate espionage, freeing Sam to contact a friend who may be able to salvage what’s on the computer.

Jesse’s client was Richard Grombach, billionaire owner of big box stores and fast food restaurants. Sam, and now Michael, was supposed to play a hacker who joined the team of corporate spies plotting against Grombach. The actual hacking would be done by a device Jesse gave Michael, which would gather evidence against the spies. Jesse also convinced Maddie to help him on the job by taking photos. The whole thing was supposed to be relatively safe, as the criminals were thought to be white-collar.

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Sam is holding a gun, watching Michael check out the place where Max’s supposed killer is hiding out. Lucien, the now-deceased war criminal from last episode told Michael where this guy would be hiding. And ta-da, here we are.

“He thinks we’re dead Sam, he won’t be expecting us,” Michael tells Sam. The only problem is, once they are inside Sam steps down on a tracker that alerts said criminal that someone is there. He...