‘Paradise PD’ Season 3: Netflix Sets March 2021 Release Date, First Trailer

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Paradise Pd Season 3 Netflix Renewal Status And Release Date

Paradise PD. – Copyright. Bento Box Entertainment

They came, they saw and they kicked a lot of ass, Paradise PD was just as crazy as ever for its second season. After another hilarious and bizarre season of adventures, fans are already demanding to know if Paradise PD will be returning for a third season. Let’s find out.

Paradise PD is a Netflix Original adult animated comedy series created by Waco O’Guin and Roger Black. Produced by Bento Box Entertainment, the studio is well known for its production of Bob’s Burgers and Brickleberry.

The show can be described as “Family Guy on drugs”, thanks to all the crazy and completely random antics and jokes peppered throughout each episode.

Notably, in season 2, Paradise PD did have a crossover event with Brickleberry.

When will Season 3 of Paradise PD be on Netflix?

The time between the first and second season was just over 17 months but as it looks like production continued continuously after season 2, we’ve only had to wait 12 months for it to hit.

On February 11th, 2021 Netflix announced (alongside the official trailer for season 3) that all episodes of the third season will hit Netflix on March 12th, 2021 globally.


Paradise PD season 3 Netflix renewal status

Official Netflix Renewal Status: Officially Renewed (Last Updated: 10/03/2020)

The show was unceremoniously renewed a month after the second season dropped onto Netflix.

Waco O’Guin announced the news on April 8th, 2020 although it’s worth noting the main Netflix accounts did not promote it and to our knowledge, no press releases were sent out either.

One additional reason the show may have been renewed so quickly is because of COVID-19 affecting production on live-action productions. This has many networks heavily lean in on their animated slates and Netflix is no exception.


What to expect from season 3 of Paradise PD

In the climactic finale, the Paradise PD took down the Kingpin, and Dobby heroically sacrificed himself by crashing Chief Crawford’s chopper into the nuke.

Unfortunately for our heroes, the Kingpin had a second Nuke, which successfully detonated in Paradise. The nuclear explosion cooked the Kingpin’s giant deep-dish pizza, and killed the townspeople of Paradise in the process?

In the final seconds of the season, it was teased that this isn’t the end of the Paradise PD and fortunately, we know that to be the case now.

In an interview with Mashable, the team behind the show spoke about the production process with Waco stating that “We have a table read and two screenings for each episode and a punch up based on the reaction from each one.” 

There was a funny exchange regarding the story of season 3 (albeit unfruitful in the grand scheme of things. The interviewer asked “Legally, can you please tell us anything about Paradise PD Season 3? Even a little hint will do.”

To which Waco replied:

“We can actually tell you the entire plot… In Dobanese. Dobby Dobby Dobby Dobby DobbyDobbyDobbyDobbyDobbyDobby Dobby DobbyDobby. Dobby DobbyDobbyDobby! Dobby DobbyDobbyDobbyDobby? Dobby DobbyDobbyDobbyDobby! Dobby DobbyDobbyDobbyDobbyDobbyDobby! Dobby DobbyDobbyDobbyDobby Dobby DobbyDobby. Dobby Dobby Dobby…. Dobby DobbyDobbyDobby.”

When asked if there was ever going to be a movie on the cards (inside or outside the Paradise PD universe), Waco stated: “We love TV and we plan to stick to it. If we ever produced a movie it would probably be for our friends at Netflix and likely animated.”

From the trailer (seen above), the caption for the third season states “And things are getting weird.” and the trailer certainly drives that home.


How did fans react to the second season of Paradise PD?

Suffice to say Paradise PD‘s bigger, bolder, and crazier second season worked for plenty of fans.


Would you like to see another season of Paradise PD on Netflix? Let us know in the comments below!

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Jacob joined What's on Netflix in 2018 as a fulltime writer having worked in numerous other industries until that point. Jacob covers all things Netflix whether that's TV or movies but specializes in covering new anime and K-dramas. Resides in Norwich in the United Kingdom.