Overview
- Netflix confirmed the third-season order on Feb. 3, a little over two months after Season 2 premiered in late November.
- Per the announcement, Charles Nieuwendyk will continue his investigations as a licensed private investigator in the new season.
- Netflix reports 45 million combined views for the first two seasons through 2025, using its views metric based on hours watched divided by runtime.
- Season 2 underperformed Season 1 with about 9.8 million views versus 21.6 million in comparable windows and did not reach Netflix’s weekly Top 10 for English series, with trade coverage citing heavy competition from Stranger Things’ final season.
- The series, created by Schur and starring Danson, is produced by Fremulon and Universal Television and has earned sustained critical recognition, including AFI honors and major award nominations; Netflix has not announced a Season 3 release date.