Fans are buzzing about the newly released third season of Netflix’s legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer, which premiered last week. Since its release on October 17th, viewers and streamers have been lauding the intricate plot and stellar performances of the cast. The show follows the story of Mickey Haller, an optimistic lawyer played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
He uniquely runs his legal practice from the backseat of his Lincoln Town Car, handling a diverse array of cases all over Los Angeles. Social media is ablaze with fans’ reactions to the third season, with many expressing their eagerness for a fourth season and some even calling it the best installment of the show so far.
Netflix's Third Season Of The Lincoln Lawyer Continues To Garner Fan Praise On Social Media
All ten episodes of the series' new season are ready to stream, and early reviews are glowing. According to Forbes, the series boasts a flawless 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Additionally, it enjoys a solid "90% average from critics and an 84% approval rating" from fans. On X (previously known as Twitter), many Netflix subscribers are openly expressing their love for the new season through their latest tweets and posts on the platform.
"Well, that’s Season 3 of The Lincoln Lawyer finished off. Really enjoyed that one. Let’s hope it gets a season 4," one wrote as another added: "I just finished watching Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 in one sitting, and I’m already Googling the release date for Season 4. The suspense is overwhelming!" Someone else tweeted: "Season 3 of the Lincoln lawyer is out,Club football is back , and a Formula 1 triple header.... Finally my life has a purpose."
Will There Be A Fourth Season Of The Lincoln Lawyer?
The Lincoln Lawyer is clearly one of the most popular shows streaming on Netflix. As the series just progressed into its third season, showrunners Dailyn Rodriguez and Ted Humphrey discussed its future in an interview with Variety.
Its third season delves into the narrative of author Michael Connelly’s Lincoln Lawyer thriller, The Gods of Guilt, focusing on the murder of Haller's former client, Glory Days, whom he grew close to while defending her in Season 1.
In his quest to uncover the truth behind her death, Haller finds himself representing her alleged murderer and entangled with a perilous cartel.
While discussing the show, the producers were questioned about the Season 3 cliffhanger, where Haller is stopped by the police just as he’s about to leave town, and what surprises lie ahead in the next season.
"Season 4 is based on The Law of Innocence, and it’s all about Mickey being accused for Sam Scales’ murder. So that’s the next book we’re adapting," they noted.
While Netflix hasn't officially confirmed Season 4 yet, fans remain hopeful for news soon. As Just Jared points out, it took under a month for Season 2 to be approved and even less time for The Lincoln Lawyer to secure a renewal for Season 3.
