Season 3 of DC’s Stargirl will debut on The CW in 2022, but don’t look for it to air anytime soon.
DC’s Stargirl was one of television’s most popular shows in recent memory. The show, which is a DC Universe original, began by releasing new episodes every Monday on the streaming service, with the same episodes also airing on The CW the following night (in the coveted Tuesday night timeslot usually held by The Flash). For its second season, Stargirl was formally shifted to The CW following the network’s rebranding as a comics-only service.
Season 2 of Stargirl came on television last summer, nearly exactly one year after the first season concluded, and it successfully recaptured everything that made the first season so beloved, while still holding its own in the ratings.
After defeating the Injustice Society of America and Eclipso, what is next for Courtney Whitmore and the Justice Society of America? Of course, season three!
The show was renewed for a third season before the start of the second season, and it’s now only a matter of establishing when it will return to the small screen. This spring is the only time we should not anticipate it airing. The network has announced its midseason roster, and Stargirl is not among the returning shows. However, when will it reappear?
What Is the Release Date of Stargirl Season 3?
Stargirl’s third season will premiere in 2022. Season 2 concluded with the announcement of the third season, Stargirl: Frenemies, set to release this year.
While there has been no formal announcement of a release date, production began in October 2021. Given that the second season, Stargirl: Summer School, began production around the same time and was published in August, a summer release is expected for season 3.
Since its premiere, Stargirl has performed admirably for The CW as a summer series, offering comic book fans another superhero series to watch when the Arrowverse’s regular programming is off the air for the summer.
Who’s in the Cast of Stargirl Season 3?
As you might imagine, Brec Bassinger will reprise her role as the title character in “Stargirl” Season 3, while Luke Wilson will reprise his role as Pat Dugan. You can also anticipate the return of practically all of their significant Blue Valley-based pals and foes in some manner. The most significant changes, then, are in terms of how frequently you’ll see particular characters. According to Deadline, Crusher Crock and Paula Brooks — aka Sportsmaster and Tigress — will play significant roles in Season 3, to the extent that Neil Hopkins and Joy Osmanski will be series regulars. They will be joined by Starman actor Joel McHale, who confirmed his inclusion as a regular on an October 2021 episode of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” (via Deadline).
Based on his brief appearance in the Season 2 finale, at least one new important figure is virtually set to join the show: the great Keith David will voice the ostensibly malevolent Mister Bones in the Season 2 finale and will almost certainly reprise his part in Season 3.
- Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl – Brec Bassinger
- Yolanda Montez/Wildcat Yvette Monreal
- Beth Chapel/Doctor Mid-Nite – Anjelika Washington
- Rick Tyler/Hourman – Cameron Gellman
- Cindy Burman/Shiv – Meg DeLacy
- Barbara Whitmore – Amy Smart
- Pat Dugan/S.T.R.I.P.E. – Luke Wilson
- Cameron Mahkent – Hunter Sansone
- Paula Brooks/Tigress – Joy Osmanski
- Lawrence “Crusher” Crock/Sportsmaster – Neil Hopkins
What’s the Plot of Stargirl Season 3?
The conclusion of “Stargirl” Season 2 demonstrates that the new version of the JSA is capable of rising above the faults of the previous generation, as the young team deals with the Eclipso problem in a far more successful and non-murderous manner than the old squad did. Additionally, the squad teams up with a number of the supervillains they’ve encountered thus far to battle the nightmare thing.
On the surface, it appears as though a lot of the dynamics between characters will evolve in Season 3, especially now that a slew of villains have decided to stick out in Blue Valley for their purposes. Given that the season’s trailer (via TV Promos) exposes its title as “Stargirl: Frenemies,” this will undoubtedly be a significant subject.
Whether or not they are opponents, the fact that Blue Valley now possesses more metahuman firepower than ever is probably for the best, given that the Season 2 finale’s stinger established the season’s potential villains: The Helix Institute and its apparent commander, Mister Bones.
This powerful character is a metahuman with invisible flesh that is lethal to touch in the comics. While it is unknown whether this will be the case with the “Stargirl” form of the character, the final moments of Season 3 suggest that Bones’ curiosity about the several superpowered residents of Blue Valley has sparked, and he is expected to play a significant role in Season 3.
How Many Episodes Will There Be in the Next Season of Stargirl?
If the showrunner decides to produce another season of Stargirl, it may feature 13 or more episodes, as previous seasons did. As a result, we may anticipate a future season with at least 13 episodes.
Is There a Trailer for Stargirl Season 3?
There is no trailer for Stargirl Season 3 at the moment. Please check our website frequently for updates on the next season. If it is, you can view it on our website. You can view the season teaser here.
Rating & Reviews for Stargirl Season 3
If you haven’t seen the series and are curious about its quality, let me assure you that it is rather nice! On IMDb, the show has a 7.2/10 rating and a 69% average audience rating on Rottentomatoes. As a result, this concert is, in my opinion, an absolute must-see. If you’re still undecided about seeing it, have a look at what others had to say.
Is Stargirl Going to Make a Comeback?
When will the second season of Stargirl premiere? According to Screen Rant, Stargirl season 2 is scheduled to release in the summer of 2021. When the CW announced its January-February 2021 debut dates last October (via TV Line), Stargirl season 2 was not included.
Conclusion
When DC Universe announced the cancellation of this show, I was relieved to find that the CW had revived it. However, I must inquire as to the location of the Season One writers. Season 2’s writing is atrocious, with some episodes dragging on and becoming tedious.