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Hungry for more? “Santa Clarita Diet” fans are getting another seat at the table, as Netflix announced Tuesday a third season of the savory episodic story will be delivered by 2019.
Netflix released a trailer May 8 across social media accounts for the anticipated third season featuring Sheila Hammond asking her co-slayer to take a look at their future.
The 16-second trailer serves up a montage from past episodes, containing clips of characters saying “more” and hinting to fans more is on the way.
After “Santa Clarita Diet” fans were captivated by the first two seasons, Netflix made the decision to keep the fans’ appetite satisfied.
Since the series premiered in Feb. 2017, it spread like a virus with little signs of popularity dying out among viewers.
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Even with it’s gory horrific plot, subscribers were still hungry for more of what Netflix has served up in this series.
With 20 episodes cinched under its belt, “Santa Clarita Diet” producers are looking to add another 10 episodes to satisfy Netflix subscribers.
The Hammonds, a seemingly normal Santa Clarita family, desperately try to conceal the life of Sheila Hammond, the “undead” housewife, while feeding her strange craving for human flesh.
Show Creator Victor Fresco grew up in Santa Clarita, and wanted to create a contrast between the “planned sweetness” of the Santa Clarita Valley with the “craziness” of the show’s dark plotline.
“Santa Clarita Diet” is expected to return for its third season in 2019 on Netflix.
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A subdued ad for a niche corner of the biz sends everyone into the streets clutching their pearls but we swell with pride when depicted as cannibals.
People stop running from your animal selves. It’s creepy.
Disgusting show and does not represent Santa Clarita very well.