Colin From Accounts just dropped its Season 3 trailer and fans finally know when Gordon and Ashley’s messy love story continues. The beloved Australian comedy revealed its return date alongside first-look images from the upcoming eight-episode season.

Colin From Accounts Season 3 release date confirmed with new trailer

Colin From Accounts Season 3 launches on BINGE and Foxtel On Demand on July 27 with two episodes dropping simultaneously. In the US, the series will stream exclusively on Paramount+. BINGE revealed the premiere date on July 1 alongside a fresh trailer. The six remaining episodes will follow on a weekly schedule after the initial double release.

The new season follows the aftermath of Gordon’s failed proposal to Ashley. Consequently, the pair try to navigate life separately as their relationship grows more tangled. New friendships, workplace stress and family drama challenge both characters across eight episodes. Ultimately, viewers will discover whether Gordon and Ashley find their way back together or whether their three-legged dog Colin remains the sole thread holding them to each other.

Creators, writers and leads Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer once again drive the series forward. Meanwhile, Thomas Cocquerel, Nikki Shiels and Mark Trevorrow join the cast as fresh additions. Returning favourites include Emma Harvie, Genevieve Hegney, Michael Logo, Helen Thomson and Darren Gilshenan. Additionally, Virginia Gay, Annie Maynard, Celeste Barber, Justin Rosniak and Tai Hara round out the ensemble. Trent O’Donnell directs four episodes, with Madeleine Dyer helming the rest.

Easy Tiger executive producers Rob Gibson and Ian Collie celebrated the team’s return. “It’s a joy to get the band back together and make a third season of our beloved Colin,” they said. Furthermore, they credited Brammall and Dyer for making magic with the characters once again.

Foxtel Group Executive Director Daniel Monaghan also praised the show’s broad reach. “Its return reflects BINGE’s continued investment in original local stories that resonate at home and abroad,” he said. He noted the series demonstrates the strength of Australian storytelling on a global stage.

Easy Tiger Productions and CBS Studios produce the show. Earlier seasons currently stream on BINGE and Foxtel in Australia, and on Paramount+ in the United States.