Harry Wild Season 3 Release Date: Looking for a good mystery show? Try watching Harry Wild on Acorn TV. The main character is played by Jane Seymour, who you might remember from Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. Harry Wild was so popular on Acorn TV that they decided to make a second season!
The general manager of Acorn TV, Matt Graham, said they knew the show was special from the start. He’s really happy with how viewers responded to the first season. Harry Wild had the best premiere week ever for Acorn TV, and it’s the most-watched show for the whole year of 2022.
They announced the second season just three months after the first one came out. The second season was released on October 9, 2023, and now fans are excitedly waiting for the next season. Here’s everything we know so far about season 3 of Harry Wild.
Harry Wild Season 3 Release Date Revealed!
Great news for fans of Acorn TV’s “Harry Wild”! The mystery drama, starring and executive-produced by Jane Seymour, is set to make its return on Monday, May 13, 2024. Excitingly, Season 3 will not only premiere on Acorn TV but also co-premiere on BBC America, part of AMC Networks.
Season 3 will feature six episodes and will be accessible on Acorn TV in several countries, including the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom.
Jane Seymour will reprise her role as the main character, literature professor Harry Wild, alongside returning cast members Rohan Nedd as Fergus, Kevin Ryan as Charlie, Amy Huberman as Orla, Samantha Mumba as Paula, Paul Tylak as Major Talbot, and Rose O’Neill as Lola.
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Who Will Be in The Cast of Harry Wild Season 3?
Once again, Jane Seymour, the main actor and executive producer of the series, is back as the main character.
She expressed her excitement about the positive reception of the show, saying, “I was really happy to hear that people liked the show. Playing Harry was so enjoyable for me. I can’t wait to start filming again and bring more episodes with Harry and Fergus to entertain everyone.”
Rohan Nedd will also return to play the role of Fergus, and it seems like the second season will showcase even more of his character.
Kevin Ryan is making a comeback as Charlie Wild, who is not only Harry’s son but also a local police officer. Additionally, Stuart Graham takes on the role of Ray Tiernan, and Amy Huberman stars as Orla Wild.
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What Could be the Plot of Harry Wild Season 3?
Harriet Wild, affectionately known as Harry, is a retired literature professor portrayed by Jane Seymour. After a traumatic mugging incident, she reluctantly agrees to recover at her son Charlie’s home. Charlie, played by Kevin Ryan, is a senior police detective in the Dublin Garda.
As Harry recuperates, she becomes entangled in one of Charlie’s murder cases, intrigued by the uncanny resemblance between the crime and an obscure Elizabethan play. Despite her son’s reservations, Harry delves into the investigation, attempting to unravel the mystery.
Unexpectedly, Harry’s path crosses with her mugger, Fergus, played by Rohan Nedd. Rather than turning him in, she enlists Fergus as an unconventional sidekick. Together, they embark on a quest to solve the puzzling murder case that has captured Harry’s attention.
Despite Harry’s successful but somewhat unconventional involvement in the case, her newfound passion for private investigation puts her at odds with Charlie. The clash between a retired literature professor turned investigator and her police detective son adds a layer of complexity to the storyline, as Harry inadvertently causes trouble in Charlie’s professional life.
Where to Watch Harry Wild Season 3?
The TV show Harry Wild season 3 will be available for streaming on Acorn TV and BBC. To watch it, you can sign up for Acorn TV for $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year. For additional information, visit acorn.tv.
Is There a Trailer for Harry Wild Season 3?
At the moment, there isn’t a trailer out for the third season of Harry Wild.
