When Is Season 3 Of Outer Banks Coming Out On Netflix

Netflix's hit teen-focused TV Show Outer Banks was renewed for Season 3 in December 2021 and began filming in February. The amazing news is the premiere for the show is now complete. An exact premiere date is yet to be declared, but the Pogues will air in 2023. A trailer posted in September 2022 included the release year with the caption: "The Pogues are back in town. OBX 3 coming 2023."

Outer Banks Season 3 Premiere Date

As the making took until August to complete the principal photography, it would be rather aspiring to expect the third outing of the puzzle teen drama in the current year.

If we contrast the filming schedule of Outer Banks Season 2 with Season 3, the latter took less time to film. OBS 2 was filmed between August 2020 and April 2021.

In contrast, OBS 3 took only seven months to film. Another season took three more months for the post-production work before it was released on July 30, 2021.

So if a similar timetable is followed regarding the after-production work, we can await Outer Banks Season 3 in early 2023.

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Outer Banks Season 3 Plotline

The highest cliffhanger of another season is how and why Big John (Chase Stokes) is returned, and this could be the focal point of the new outing. While questioning about Big John in an EW interview, the series creator Josh Pate said:

"John B's relationship with his dad is an actual theme, and having his dad back around, and eventually they are going to back up, and John B has to reconcile his actual genre of his late dad with the truth of his alive dad. It gives us a lot of dramatic father-son stuff to work with."

Several other loose ends in the Season 2 story could be tied up in Season 3. Chase Stokes told Elite Daily there would be a "vibe shift" in Season 3. He also said, "The writers like to keep us on our toes, and I think that makes performances that catch you in the moment. I have no idea what's going on past what we have shot in Barbados."

He added, "I suppose many loose ends will get tied up. Many questions will be answered. And actually, these kids are going to get put through the wringer."

Season 2 ends with the Pogues organizing to steal back the gold and cross of Santo Domingo. The show's three creators, Jonas Pate, Josh Pate, and Shannon Burke, have also said that while the Pogues are down, they are mainly not out, proposing they will be back on the hunt for gold.

So they might strive to go back home in Outer Banks Season 3. John B's love intuition, Sarah Cameron (Madelyn Cline), implies at their wedding in the third season.

He added, "I suppose many loose ends will get tied up. A lot of questions will be reviewed. And as usual, these kids will get put through the wringer."

Season 2 ends with the Pogues organizing to steal back the gold and cross of Santo Domingo. The show's three creators, Jonas Pate, Josh Pate, and Shannon Burke, have also said that while the Pogues are low, they are surely not out, recommending they will be set back on the find for gold.

Outer Banks Season 3 Cast

The newly released trailer shows that almost all the main actors from another season are set to return in Season 3. This has Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey, Rudy Pankow, Austin North, Charles Esten, Jonathan Daviss, and Drew Starkey.

Carlacia Grant, who played Cleo in Season 2, is upped as a regular cast member. New additions, including Andy MacQueen, Fiona Palomo, and Lou Ferrigno Jr, will join the stars.

Outer Banks Season 3 is expected to have ten episodes like the previous one. According to What's on Netflix, the show has an episode cost of around $5 million per episode, which means the total budget for Season 3 will be around $50 million.