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Netflix will release Nobody Wants This Season 3 on Oct. 22 with first-look images; the season follows Joanne and Noah settling into a solid life together, while Sasha and Esther re-enter the dating world and Morgan pursues a rise in media visibility, with a cast including Kristen Bell, Adam Brody, Timothy Simons, and Justine Lupe and a guest appearance by Erin Foster.
Season 3 of Netflix’s Nobody Wants This premieres October 22, 2026, as Joanne and Noah move forward in their relationship while Sasha, Esther, and Morgan pursue new chapters; Netflix released first-look photos, but no trailer yet, with a lineup of returning and guest stars.
Netflix has set Nobody Wants This Season 3 for an Oct. 22 premiere with first-look photos showing creator Erin Foster joining Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, plus Sarah Silverman and Andrew Rannells. Season 3 follows Joanne and Noah moving into a new home and a more solid relationship, while Sasha, Esther, and Morgan navigate dating, career, and evolving dynamics; guest stars include Avan Jogia, Poorna Jagannathan, Sadie Sandler, Stephanie Koenig, and Steven Weber.
Starz’s P-Valley will end with a 9-episode Season 3, premiering December 4 with back-to-back episodes. Creator Katori Hall says she’s ending the series on her own terms, as the Pynk crew returns for a finale season that promises new drama around The Pynk, a casino storyline, and ongoing power struggles for stars like Uncle Clifford, Mercedes, Lil’ Murda and Keyshawn.
Michael Kelly will join the Paramount+ drama Landman as a series regular for Season 3, portraying William Crockett, the head of the world’s largest oil-management firm. Set in West Texas and based on the Boomtown podcast, the show follows fortunes in the oil industry amid a boom that reshapes climate and geopolitics, with an ensemble cast that includes Demi Moore, Billy Bob Thornton, and others; executive producers include Taylor Sheridan and Dan Friedkin.
The Season 3 finale of Silo shows the Apple TV series expanding from a contained underground story to a sprawling, multi-silo saga spanning centuries and genres, driven by ambitious production design and a massive Hoddesdon set.
Theo James discusses Eddie Horniman’s arc in The Gentlemen Season 2, detailing his transformation from reluctant aristocrat to brutal crime boss, Bella's death, Freddy’s beheading, and Eddie’s moral descent. The interview also teases Season 3 with broader international settings and deeper power struggles between Eddie and Susie, while addressing fan excitement around Meghan Markle’s rumored casting by calling it hot air. James notes the team aims to keep momentum with tighter production timelines between seasons and confirms ongoing development for the next chapter.
Paramount+ has confirmed Tom Hardy will reprise his role as Harry da Souza in MobLand Season 3, following months of conflicting reports about on-set tensions with producers and showrunner Jez Butterworth. Hardy will again star alongside Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren, who publicly supported him. The renewal was announced ahead of MobLand Season 2’s Sept. 18 premiere, but a Season 3 air date has not yet been announced.
Tom Hardy is officially returning as Harry da Souza for MobLand Season 3 on Paramount+, following a widely publicized on-set spat; Season 2 premieres September 18 as the series continues its criminal empire saga.
MobLand has been renewed for Season 3 at Paramount+, with Tom Hardy returning as crime-family fixer Harry Da Souza alongside Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren. The renewal arrives ahead of Season 2’s Sept 18 premiere (10 episodes, weekly through Nov 20). After early reports of Hardy’s departure due to creative differences, talks with producers led to his return and the official renewal.
Liane Moriarty’s Big Little Truths, a sequel set ten years after Big Little Lies, follows Madeline, Jane, Celeste, Renata and Bonnie as their teenagers navigate high school while the moms confront long‑buried secrets. A mysterious finger and a predatory teacher named Melody drive a dramatic revelation when Ziggy’s class presentation exposes her, reshaping the friend group. The book weaves each woman’s arc—Madeline’s birthday and cancer scare, Celeste’s new romance, Jane’s evolving family dynamics, Renata’s past trauma, and Bonnie’s rehab—while signaling it could lay groundwork for a potential Big Little Lies Season 3, even though Moriarty’s story diverges from HBO’s Monterey setting. Release was Aug. 25.
Netflix did not deny Meghan Markle’s potential return to acting in The Gentlemen Season 3, with discussions reportedly in the early stages and no deal confirmed; a high-profile casting would tee up significant attention for the Guy Ritchie series, especially given Markle’s existing Netflix-first deal with her husband Prince Harry.
Meghan Markle’s rumored involvement in Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series The Gentlemen sparked a flurry of headlines ahead of the Season 2 launch, but Variety reports the notion was an early, nascent concept floated during brainstorming with no contracts in place; reports of an offer or backlash-driven withdrawal aren’t confirmed, and while a role isn’t entirely ruled out if writers want to pursue it, nothing has been finalized. Season 3 is in pre-production with a 2028-approximate release window, and Netflix is currently focused on pushing Season 2, though the Duchess’ name continues to generate publicity for the show.
Netflix's The Gentlemen has been officially greenlit for a third season consisting of eight episodes, with production set to begin and scripts not yet finalized. Creator Guy Ritchie will return, co-writing with Matthew Read; rumors of Meghan Markle joining are unconfirmed. The article also notes the release of the Season 2 trailer ahead of its debut.
Deadline reports four actors—Emilio Sakraya as Koza, Omid Abtahi as Toto, Jamie Ward as Pell and Nabeel Khan as Chaka—will recur in One Piece: The Battle of Alabasta, Season 3, joining the core Straw Hat cast as production wraps in Cape Town. The arc follows Luffy and the crew to the desert kingdom Alabasta, where Princess Vivi’s homeland faces civil war and Crocodile’s Baroque Works plots unfold, with Joe Tracz and Ian Stokes as showrunners.