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Harold Perrineau and Avery Konrad in From.
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MGM+ subscribers are ahead of the curve on From, a sci-fi/horror series that follows people who have been trapped in a small town in Middle America that will literally not let them leave. There are even monsters that come out at night to hunt people for sport, and the human survivors have largely split into two factions: the Township and Colony House. But there’s one thing that almost everyone in the town wants, and that’s a way to escape once and for all.

From is headlined by Harold Perrineau, an actor who knows a thing or two about playing a single father who is cut off from the rest of the world after his stint on Lost. On this series, Perrineau plays Boyd Stevens, the father of Ellis Stevens (Corteon Moore), and the closest thing that the town has to both a sheriff and a mayor. Boyd also has plenty of inner demons to contend with in addition to the creatures lurking inside and outside of the town.

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Die-hard fans of From have been hyping up the series ahead of its return for season 3. But for newcomers and veterans alike, we’ve put together this guide to everything you need to know about From season 3. And as soon as we know more, we’ll share it here as well.

What’s coming up in the remaining episodes of From season 3?

MGM+ has released the description of From season 3 episode 7, Three Fragile Lives, which will premiere on November 3.

“The edges begin to fray as concerns about Fatima’s pregnancy deepen; Jade follows a clue trail into the forest; Julie and Randall seek a bit of normalcy.”

Episode 8 will be called Thresholds, and it debuts on November 10. The final episodes of the season will be a two-part story, Revelations: Chapter One and Revelations: Chapter Two, on November 17 and November 24, respectively.

Is there a trailer for From season 3?

FROM (MGM+ 2024 Series) Season 3 - Official Trailer

MGM+ released the From season 3 official trailer during a panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2024. The mystery and creepiness will most certainly continue in the new season. ” In the wake of Season 2’s epic cliffhanger, escape will become a tantalizing and very real possibility as the true nature of the town comes into focus, and the townspeople go on offense against the myriad horrors surrounding them,” the trailer’s synopsis reads.

In April, MGM+ debuted a brief 30-second teaser that features Boyd being tortured, but not in terms of physical pain to himself. Instead, he’s forced to watch someone he cares about in obvious distress as he attempts to offer words of comfort. It’s a disturbing scene, and it may be the realization of the warning that Boyd received last season while confronting the entity. This may be the price that Boyd has to pay, even if the actual punishment is inflicted on someone else.

FROM (MGM+ 2024 Series) Season 3 - Official Tease

Has From season 3 begun filming?

Yes. Harold Perrineau confirmed that the third season was filming at the end of December.

We started filming Season 3….
So I think you’re good 👍🏾 #FROMily@FROMonMGM https://t.co/sKxkRP4cWa

— Harold Perrineau (@HaroldPerrineau) December 29, 2023

So far, Perrineau hasn’t shared an update about whether filming has been completed. But he has actively promoted the show on social media.

The official From account on the social media service formerly known as Twitter hasn’t had much new in 2024. The account did share this image of one of the protective talismans back in February in response to, of all things, the announcement of a new Taylor Swift album.

👀 https://t.co/Onulvh0HoB pic.twitter.com/oBjXhrLdHN

— FROM on MGM+ (@FROMonMGM) February 5, 2024

What will happen in From season 3?

A man screams in agony in From season 3.
MGM+

This show makes it difficult to predict what will happen next, but the season 2 finale did end on a pretty big cliffhanger. Tabitha is back in the outside world, and that opens up a lot of possibilities. Will she try to warn people about the town? Does she feel obligated to rescue the people that she left behind? And more importantly, can she find the town again without getting trapped herself? Having Tabitha outside of the town also offers the show a chance to reveal whether the disappearance of the various characters who are trapped in the town has been noticed or investigated by the people they knew and loved.

Meanwhile, back in the town, Boyd was warned that fighting the entity would just prolong everyone’s suffering, but he did it anyway. Presumably, there will be consequences for disregarding that warning.

Who is in From’s season 3 cast?

People stand outside a diner in From season 2.
MGM+

Perrineau leads From season 3’s large ensemble cast. Featured performers include:

  • Harold Perrineau as Boyd Stevens
  • Catalina Sandino Moreno as Tabitha Matthews
  • Eion Bailey as Jim Matthews
  • Avery Konrad as Sara Myers
  • David Alpay as Jade Herrera
  • Elizabeth Saunders as Donna Raines
  • Scott McCord as Victor
  • Ricky He as Kenny Liu
  • Corteon Moore as Ellis Stevens
  • Chloe Van Landschoot as Kristi Miller
  • Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima Hassan
  • Hannah Cheramy as Julie Matthews
  • Simon Webster as Ethan Matthews
  • Elizabeth Moy as Tian-Chen Liu
  • Nathan D. Simmons as Elgin
  • Kaelen Ohm as Marielle
  • Angela Moore as Bakta
  • A.J. Simmons as Randall
  • Deborah Grover as Tillie

The biggest season 3 additions include Robert Joy as Henry, a curmudgeon to whom the years have not been kind, and Samantha Brown as Acosta, a new-to-the-force police officer who is in over her head.

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