First look at Yellowjackets Season 3 via Vanity Fair

[queenursula]

There’s still not a lot that #Yellowjackets cocreator Ashley Lyle can say about the third season of her hit series, but she does want to make one thing clear: Answers are coming.

Take an exclusive first look at season three of the Emmy-nominated show: https://t.co/3fYQ758GPc pic.twitter.com/gvaemjYtNI
- VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) October 31, 2024
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Comments

[ahkna]

Christina Ricci like "I'm not touching that Depp supporter"

[aprilbegins]

oh dang, I didn't know that

I like the photoshoot, though! I think the younger/older Lottie is one of the weakest sets in terms of believability (their vibes are too different, imo) but in this shot, the resemblance is strong

[fernandocolunga]

Who’s the depp supporter

[ahkna]

The one who plays the young version of Christina Ricci...

[alienjive]

Can't wait for this show to come back, it's probably my favorite current thing on TV even with its messiness. I find it SO gripping, especially the teen storyline. [Spoiler (click to open)]It's gonna be so weird watching young Natalie knowing her fate though.

[houndooms]

They should've really cut down on the modern storyline and stuck to it being about who sent the postcards. Also, I love a good supernatural horror story but it feels like they're trying to go with both interpretations and it's kind of deflating the story. Wouldn't be surprised if the show ends with everyone thinking it was psychological and then there's a stinger showing some Canadian tree witch cackling somewhere.

Also did we ever get that supposed bonus episode? Was it even real to begin with?

[ginainabottle]

As of the 7 people who enjoyed the (very slow) S2 I’m 100% ready. I just love everything this show chooses to be even when it’s not that good lol

[maltwhitman]

I thought I didn't like s2 but I binged the eps on rewatch and I think they mostly hold up. Adult Natalie's arc felt more satisfying on rewatch even though I didn't really like how things ended up. Really apparent to me that the mystical stuff is fake and the ~true horror~ is having to live with yourself and all of your stupid mistakes. I wish they hadn't killed off Travis so soon in s1. Adult Taissa's plot is a mess.

[theylezharold]

OH GOD if real reality TV existed, it would be that all the time - "the ~true horror~ is having to live with yourself and all of your stupid mistakes."

I love the way you worded it too.