Overview
- Netflix announced the Season 3 pickup for eight episodes on June 15 at the Banff World Media Festival, with Jinny Howe, the streamer’s head of scripted series, making the onstage announcement.
- The core Season 2 ensemble is reported to return, and Erika Henningsen is expected back as a series regular, signaling continuity in casting and character arcs.
- Season 3 will match the first two runs with eight episodes split into four two-episode seasonal arcs, following the show’s established format.
- The renewal comes despite reports that Season 2 opened with a roughly 63% week‑one viewership decline versus Season 1, a gap outlets cited when noting Netflix’s recent tendency to renew certain comedies even after audience drops.
- David Tennant’s surprise cameo at the end of Season 2 has been positioned as a seeded hook for future stories, though sources say no formal deal is currently in place and his return remains unconfirmed.