The wait is almost over after two and a half years. For Season 3 of “Dead to Me,” which debuts on November 17, Netflix has published the first trailer. The dark comedy series, which premiered in 2019 and had its second season in 2020, centres on the friendship of Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini), who meet while grieving their recently deceased partners. However, there’s more to Judy’s fiancé Steve’s death than first appears to be, leading to questions that need to be answered (James Marsden). Judy is approached by a police officer inside the trailer who says, “I just have this feeling it might all be connected. Steve’s death, your hit and run.
Season 3 of Dead to Me will remain faithful to the series’ core, with death and dark comedy joining its two heroines Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy, according to the first teaser trailer released back in September (Linda Cardellini). The duo’s most recent and largest secret—that they murdered Steve Wood (James Marsden)—is revealed in the new teaser, and it won’t be hidden for long. However, given their poor skills in destroying proof, burying their feelings, and disguising their guilt, this isn’t all that surprising.
The third season of “Dead to Me” will be its last, but its creator Liz Feldman will stay on at Netflix. In May, the streamer ordered a full season of “No Good Deed,” another dark comedy series that will follow three very different families as they compete to buy the same 1920s Spanish-style villa and discover that sometimes the house of your dreams can be a complete nightmare. “Dead to Me” is executive produced by Feldman, Jessica Elbaum, Will Ferrell, Applegate, Adam McKay, Christie Smith, and Gloria Sanchez Productions. In his capacity as co-executive producer, Cardellini. The studio is CBS Television.
