Dead to me season 3: Will Jen be proven guilty for murdering Steve? A lot will be revealed in the third season! Read for latest updates, release date, spoilers and more.

Dead To Me premiered on Netflix in May, 2019. Whereas the second season brought more twist and turn to the story of the show. Creator of the show is Liz Feldman. And the two main stars of it are played by Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini. Get to know everything about Dead To Me season 3 including the release date, plot and cast here.

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Well, the show isn’t just a simple dark comedy, it can be said to be a traumedy or tragicomedy. Dead to Me revolves around two women, Jen Harding and Judy Hale. Both of them develop a unique friendship after they met in a therapy session for people suffering from grief. 

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While Jen’s husband was killed in a hit and run case and she turned a widow, Judy’s fiance was recently dead. However, as we proceed in the show we get to know that it was not the complete truth. Judy and her fiance Steve accidently killed Ted, Jen’s husband through their car and Judy tries to get close to Jen for making some amends. Both the ladies try to get over the mistakes they have made in their past life. 

Dead to Me season 3: AIR Date

Netflix has not confirmed the news of renewal of Dead To Me for a third season. But still we can expect the show to release in May 2021. However, the COVID-19 outbreak and the lockdown due to it can delay it’s release. 

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Dead To Me: Plot

The end of season 2 opened a lot of ways for storyline of season 3. Thus, there no particular storyline to be discussed about. You must wait a bit until Netflix or the cast members announce something regarding the show. There are a lot of questions that need to be answered in the third season, one of which is whether Jen will be caught for murdering Steve or not?