Dead to Me season 3, set to be the final season, is confirmed to be coming to Netflix in the fall of 2022. Filming has now officially wrapped so here’s an updated guide to what we know so far about Dead to Me season 3, including what to expect from the story, who’s appearing, where the show is in production, and our prediction as to when it’ll be streaming.

For those out of the loop, Dead to Me is a Netflix Original black-comedy series created by Liz Feldman (who signed an overall deal with Netflix off the back of season 2 of Dead to Me). The series has fast become one of the most-watched comedy series on Netflix, having amassed an audience of over 30 million worldwide for the first season. Dead to Me has also been a big pull for awards seasons too with previous seasons picking up 5 Primetime Emmys.

The soul of the series belongs to the chemistry between Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini. On-screen together they have been electric, making for some truly hilarious comedy, and heart-wrenching drama.

After years of waiting, we’ve now got knowledge of a release window for season 3 of Dead to Me will be coming to Netflix and it was confirmed to be coming in Fall 2022. For those unaware, fall means that Dead to Me season 3 will release sometime between September 23rd and December 21st, 2022. The news came on the same day that Netflix announced a new show, No Good Deed, from Liz Feldman (the showrunner of Dead to Me). On January 14th, Christina Applegate did reply to a fan saying that season 3 will be coming soon but for the moment, we’ve still got no idea when the show will be returning.

When the Party Down revival was announced, fans were saddened to know that Lizzy Caplan wouldn’t return to play aspiring comedic actor and Henry’s on-and-off girlfriend, Casey. But, now it’s been announced that there are some pretty exciting names joining the cast: Jennifer Garner, James Marsden, Zoë Chao, and Tyrel Jackson Williams.

James Marsden as Jack Botty

It was about time for Marsden to play a character with a silly name again. Jack Botty is “an actor who plays the lead in a popular superhero franchise” who “enjoys his life, his fame, and being the center of everyone’s attention.” It’s also said that Botty will be a key recurring character.

Garner, Mardsen, Chao and Williams will all join the show’s returning stars Adam Scott, Ken Marino, Jane Lynch, Martin Starr, Ryan Hansen, and Megan Mullally.

STARZ has yet to announce a premiere date for Party Down’s return.