Want to watch a coming-of-age drama? Well, you won’t have to wait for anymore as Atypical Season 3 is coming soon to Netflix.
Atypical Season 3 Release Date
Atypical, which follows a teenager who’s on the autistic spectrum is returning for a third season. Netflix recently confirmed a season 3 and it will be available to stream later this year. The cast of the show including Keir Gilchrist and Jennifer Jason Leigh announced on twitter the release date for the third reason. Atypical Season 3 returns on Friday 1st November 2019.
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What is Atypical?
The show focuses on the daily life of an autistic teenager. Sam (Keir Gilchrist), an 18-year-old who’s on the autistic spectrum. The first season began with Sam announcing that his therapist had encouraged him to start looking for love. As he grows more independent, Elsa (his mother) struggles to let go of her caregiver role, eventually embarking on an affair. Meanwhile, Casey (Sam’s sister) is accepted into a private school on an athletic scholarship.
What is Going to Happen in the Third Season?
The third season will see Casey continue to wrestle with her confused romantic feelings for Izzie. Questions will be answered whether Casey will break up with her boyfriend, Evan, or pretend that her and Izzie’s almost-kiss never happened?
The last episode of Atypical season 2 ended with Sam getting into a science university. Season 3 will hopefully see Sam tackling university life. New cast members including Sara Gilbert from The Big Bang Theory will be joining Atypical Season 3.
Though the trailer for Season 3 is not out yet, you can catch the trailer for season 2 here.
First, two seasons of Atypical are already streaming on Netflix. So, if you haven’t seen the show already, binge watch the first two seasons before the third arrives.
