Dead to Me Final Season Update

Season three is on its way to fans. Netflix recently confirmed that the cast has returned to set to start filming the final season for their dark comedy hit. Linda Cardellini said on Twitter, “So excited for a season 3! Congrats to @thelizfeldman and to our entire hardworking @deadtome family. Big thanks to everyone who watched. Love to you all.”

No trailer has been released yet for the final season. As of July 6th, the Twitter account for Dead To Me pinned the following message, “Read the room, fucko! the third and final season of Dead to Me is coming soon,” with a clip from a previous season.

If you are not one of the millions of people who have already watched and fallen obsessed with this series, take the weekend to binge the last two seasons. It’s worth your time.

Blood Like Magic

Blood like Magic by Liselle Sambury is a debut novel by a Canadian author. This follows a teenage witch who is new to her magical abilities and faced with a difficult challenge: kill her first love in order to save her family’s magic. The only problem is–she has to fall in love first.

If you are a writer or just curious about the creative process, Sambury has a Youtube channel where she chronicles her writing life. She did share her inspiration and journey for writing Blood Like Magic, through vlogs and video updates. Her Jamaican ancestry makes this witchy tale not what you expect.

Your Next Fave Show

We have yet to see the big craze in TV shows for this decade. Seinfeld in the 90s, Sex And The City in the 00s, Grey’s Anatomy is in its seventeenth season. But there has been no recent show that speaks to women and our experiences in the 21 century. I am on the hunt for the new craze that has a strong female lead with a relatable lifestyle.

Dead to Me is a strong contender, but with there only being three possible seasons, it wouldn’t have the impact to be in the conversation. Then there is Grace and Frankie which weaves real-life issues families, specifically–women of a certain age–experience into their storytelling in a relatable and humorous way. This popular Netflix original is set to film its final season in the summer on 2021.

Annie Murphy from Schitt’s Creek stardom will return to the small screen on June 20 in Kevin Can F**k Himself on AMC. This has the potential to be a strong contender with female viewers however, AMC is not too familiar with targeting and catering to a female audience.

It will be interesting to see networks and streaming services release their lineups for the upcoming season.