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Everything To Know About FROM Season 3

The “first few” episodes are already written.

by Brad Witter
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Harold Perrineau as Boyd Stevens and Ricky He as Kenny Liu in the 'From' Season 2 finale, via MGM+'s...
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Set in a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter, FROM is like a “house of mirrors of horror,” as director and executive producer Jack Bender described the MGM+ sci-fi horror series. As the residents struggle to unravel the mystery — all while dodging the terrifying forest creatures that come out at night — the Season 2 finale builds to a climactic ending. On June 29, MGM+ (formerly Epix) officially renewed FROM for a third season, touting the drama as the second-most viewed series in the network’s history (behind Godfather of Harlem), per Deadline.

“The first two seasons of FROM captivated critics and terrified and engaged fans, who have formed a thriving online community that is trying to put the pieces together week by week as the secrets of the nightmarish town—and possibly beyond—are slowly revealed,” MGM+ boss Michael Wright said in a statement. “We can’t wait for fans to see the surprises ahead in Season 3, which promises more scares and mysteries, but also more answers.”

Prior to the renewal announcement, Bender had already revealed to Tell-Tale TV that Season 3 will pick up from the finale cliffhanger. “It does get worse; It’s like quicksand,” he teased at June’s ATX Television Festival in Austin, Texas. Actor Harold Perrineau, who stars as Boyd Stevens, added, “You think that, you know, they know something now, that you can kill the monsters, and you think they’d be happy about it. Unfortunately, it just keeps getting worse.”

But fans will have to wait to find out what happens next: FROM Season 3 is on pause amid the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike. “There’s no way to get on the ship without them, and I wouldn’t want to be on the show without our writers,” Perrineau said. Bender, for his part, revealed that “the first few scripts were written when the strike happened,” but they “didn’t have enough ready to go” that he felt they “could start and not have to stop.”

In the meantime, here’s everything else to know about FROM Season 3 so far.

The FROM Season 3 Cast

Though casting announcements remain forthcoming, joining Perrineau in the FROM Season 2 cast were: Eion Bailey (Jim Matthews), Catalina Sandino Moreno (Tabitha Matthews), Hannah Cheramy (Julie Matthews), Simon Webster (Ethan Matthews), Ricky He (Kenny Liu), Chloe Van Landschoot (Kristi Miller), Shaun Majumder (Father Khatri), Corteon Moore (Ellis Stevens), Pegah Ghafoori (Fatima Hassan), David Alpay (Jade Herrera), Elizabeth Saunders (Donna), Elizabeth Moy (Tian-Chen Liu), and Avery Konrad (Sara Myers).

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Perrineau shared in a June 2023 Casting Networks interview why he had some hesitation about signing on to play Boyd, the self-appointed sheriff and de facto mayor of the Township. “I am not a big horror person. There are just a lot of really terrible things that go on in the world — I’m not entertained by sitting around watching horrible things happen on screen. So, I was like, ‘I don’t really want to do it,’” the Lost alum recalled. “Then each script gets better and better and better. So it felt like I made the right choice. And even though it’s horror, it feels a little bit more like a suspense thriller and character study. Though, for you horror fans, it is really scary.”

The FROM Season 3 Potential Premiere Date

Local news outlets in Halifax, Nova Scotia reported in April that Season 3 was slated to begin filming “in the coming weeks.” However, Bender confirmed that they are “waiting to resume” even if it’s “cold as hell” when they return to Halifax. Season 2 previously began filming in the Canadian province in August 2022, ahead of an April 2023 premiere. While there’s no indication when Season 3 production might kick off, a mid-to-late 2024 return is still within the realm of possibility.

This post will be updated as more FROM Season 3 details become available.

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