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'Yellowjackets' Season 3 Filming Begins - First Look Revealed & 12 Cast Members Expected to Return, 1 May Not!

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Yellowjackets is coming back next year. The Showtime series wrapped Season 2 back in 2023, and fans are already eager to know more about the third season of the series, which was greenlit at the end of 2022.

Showrunner and co-creator Ashley Lyle confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that the plan is for the show to run for five seasons.

The third season of Yellowjackets will not be premiering until 2025, executive producers Ashley Lyle, Jonathan Lisco and Bart Nickerson told Deadline on the red carpet at the Emmy Awards in January.

Pre-production for the series was shut down just one day after the WGA strike began last May. The writers room for the show reopened in September 2023 after the Hollywood strikes ended.

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