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The following contains spoilers for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: The JOJOLands, Chapter 23, "Dolphin Bank's Debt Collection, Part 2," by Hirohiko Araki from Shueisha's Ultra Jump.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’s Part 9, The JOJOLands, is gradually crafting a truly iconic shonen heist series for the ages. Each JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure story retains the bombastic and exaggerated action sequences and creative Stand combat. However, there’s a courageous compulsion to experiment with genre and continually reinvent itself. The JOJOLands’ attempt at a gripping and unpredictable heist saga that’s set in Hawaii has been wildly successful so far and a welcome change of pace for the franchise. Jodio and company are at a crucial turning point when it comes to their meticulous scheme to leave the nefarious Howler Company left with absolutely nothing and bankrupt from their multi-billion dollar empire.

Tremendous planning, espionage, and combat were necessary to bring Jodio and company this...

Star Wars, one of the longest-running and lucrative franchises, is currently in dire need of a film to fill the void of the last five years. Thankfully, several Star Wars projects are in the works, but Shawn Levy's untitled film is still among the most highly anticipated. While many details about the film remain tight-lipped, the director of Deadpool & Wolverine recently provided an important update on the project.

Originally announced in 2022 as part of the new Star Wars entry following the conclusion of the sequel trilogy, Shawn Levy's film has certainly been a heated topic among the franchise's fans. Especially after the success of Deadpool & Wolverine, which, in some ways, saved the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the hopes of the new Star Wars film succeeding have skyrocketed. While speaking with IndieWire, Levy offered an interesting update, revealing how things have been going and who he's been working with to bring the project to fruition.

The following contains spoilers for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: The JOJOLands, Chapter 21, "Howler Company Impropriety Suspicions," by Hirohiko Araki from Shueisha's Ultra Jump.There’s no one way to tell a JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure story and one of the most liberating details about Hirohiko Araki’s magnum opus is that it plays by its own rules. The previous chapter, "Lulu and Bobby Jean, Part 3," was full of success and death. It's only natural to take a second to reflect and cool down after such a chaotic chapter. The JOJOLands Chapter 21, "Howler Company Impropriety Suspicions," does do this to some extent. It's a narrative bridge into much bigger ideas that sets up several story arcs' worth of obstacles.

At the same time, this chapter feels like a bold rebranding that shuffles its deck and is prepared to experiment with its characters and storytelling. "Howler Company Impropriety Suspicions" is a...

The latest scandal in New Jersey politics is a blip on the radar compared to the corruption of former US Senator Bob Menendez, but it’s a minor scandal nevertheless: Congressman Josh Gottheimer has been forced to admit he faked a social media post of an all-Bruce Springsteen Spotify Wrapped of his top songs.

Gottheimer posted the alleged screenshot on Friday (December 6th), appearing to show that his top five tracks were “Thunder Road,” “Because the Night,” “Glory Days,” “Badlands,” and “The Rising.”

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“No surprises here,” the Democratic Representative wrote. “Fun fact: My first ever concert was at Meadowlands to see The Boss!”

Considering the website for his gubernatorial campaign says Gottheimer grew up “catching a Springsteen show every chance he could get,” it all seemed believable enough. Plus, he came out to “Glory Days” while announcing his campaign for governor.

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It’s not hard to be a Bruce Springsteen fan. Millions of people around the world do it every day effortlessly, relishing the power, the glory, the promise, the majesty, the mystery, and the ministry of rock & roll as only Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen can deliver it. It’s much harder to fake being a Bruce Springsteen fan. And yet that’s somehow the situation Josh Gottheimer, a Democratic politician from — you’ll never believe this — New Jersey, has found himself in.

Gottheimer has represented Jersey’s 5th congressional district...

The following contains spoilers for JoJos Bizarre Adventure: The JOJOLands, Chapter 20, "Glory Days, Part 2," by Hirohiko Araki from Shueisha's Ultra Jump.

Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is one of the few long-running manga that's genuinely impossible to get ahead of -- as if there's a Stand in play that blocks the fandom's ability to properly theorize what's to come. This has made JoJo's Bizarre Adventure such an entertaining franchise to work through and one where the audience just has to trust that many disparate ideas are headed towards a logical conclusion. 20 Chapters in, it still feels as if The JOJOLands is really just getting started. There's been patience to the manga's storytelling that's turned the wait for each new chapter into an excruciating exercise in fortitude.

The JOJOLands Chapter 20, "Glory Days, Part 2" is an encouraging step forward that brings Bobby Jean's reign of terror to an end. It concludes the manga's "Hospital Arc,...

The following contains major spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3, now streaming on Netflix.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 was the Netflix show's best yet, as Mickey Haller found himself defending the man accused of murdering one of his former clients. The season featured incredible performances from a number of actors and kept audiences guessing all the way until the last scene. But how did it all come together, and what's made the series a bonafide hit?

Cbr spoke to The Lincoln Lawyer executive producer and co-showrunner Dailyn Rodriguez to learn how Season 3 was developed and what went into some of the most important scenes and aspects of the story. She also discussed her proudest accomplishment since joining the show in Season 2. Plus, learn how the creative team planned ahead for a possible Season 4.

Cbr: Your fellow showrunner Ted Humphrey told Cbr that The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 was the season he'd...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3's ending!

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Netflixs The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 includes a devastating death to close out the trial on Glory Days murder, though it was actually a season 1 character, not Neil Bishop, who died on the stand in the book. The Lincoln Lawyer show has now adapted three books from Michael Connellys Mickey Haller novel series, but translating these stories to the small screen has come with some notable changes. Among the biggest book changes in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 from Connellys The Gods of Guilt is the character of Neil Bishop, who fills the role of a familiar figure.

Neil Bishop (Holt McCallany) is introduced into The Lincoln Lawyer season 3s cast of characters during the premieres flashback sequence. The flashback establishes that Bishop and Mickeys feud goes back more than 15 years, which plays into...

It’s safe to say Helldivers 2 has faced its fair share of ups and downs since its release in February. Despite these challenges, the game has managed to build a dedicated playerbase that is committed to doing whatever it takes to spread democracy across the galaxy. Players are drawn to the chaotic, fast-paced combat that constantly forces them to think on their feet, making each mission feel fresh and engaging.

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However, what truly sets the game apart is its ability to keep the player engaged without leaning too much on the microtransaction. Recently, the game has once again rejuvenated its player base with a steady stream of updates and meaningful changes. In doing so, players are starting to realize that perhaps it’s time to raise their standards when it comes to modern games.

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!After the debut of The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, the show's co-showrunner, Dailyn Rodriguez, spoke with ScreenRant about Eddie's death and Lorna's job while teasing Mickey's attitude going into his season 4 murder trial. Based on the eponymous book series by Michael Connelly, The Lincoln Lawyer follows Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) an LA defense attorney known for working out of the back of his car as he takes on challenging cases. Throughout season 3, Mickey's biggest case is the trial against Julian Lacosse for the murder of Glory Days, Mickey's former friend and client.

Following its October 17 debut, The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 became a hit on Netflix, gaining 7 million views within the first four days (via Variety) and hitting the Top 10 list. The court dramas success is thanks to The Lincoln Lawyers strong characters, unpredictable storyline, and perfect pacing. While some...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!Mickey Haller has a rude awakening in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3s final scene, which includes a more subtle tragedy regarding one of the major loves of his life. After already losing Glory Days and his new driver, Eddie, during his latest case, the dangers of Mickeys job catch up to him with the highest stakes yet, as The Lincoln Lawyer season 3s ending sees him find the dead body of Sam Scales in his trunk. Before his entire world was upended, Mickey had simply been on a peaceful ride home in his Lincoln convertible after celebrating winning the case.

The final moments of the season are utterly tragic after such a happy moment between Mickey and The Lincoln Lawyers other main characters. Not only does Mickey find one of his clients dead in his trunk, but he also comes...

Warning! The Following Contains Spoilers from The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3.

It was truly heartbreaking, but newcomer Eddie Rojs unexpectedly died in Season 3 of the must-see Netflix series, The Lincoln Lawyer. Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) suffered a devastating personal loss when he and his driver, Eddie (Allyn Moriyon), were maliciously run off the road by a tow truck at the conclusion of the Season 3 episode titled What Happens in Victorville. And while co-showrunner Ted Humphrey once entertained thoughts of not killing off Eddie, in the end it was curtains for the fitness-obsessed crochet lover. Humphrey said in an interview with Screen Rant:

We love the character, and we love the performance, but, you know, in part, that was why it made sense to do what we did. I think it was John Wells [executive producer] who used to talk about audience testing of shows, and he was like you know, the studio would...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 was another success for Netflix, but season 4 is already set to fix a character change, according to a new tease. Though season 3's big risks paid off, presenting a case for Mickey Haller that was full of shocking twists and turns, the latest installment still had a few drawbacks. Most of The Lincoln Lawyer's main characters returned for season 3, but the family aspect was pushed aside, meaning Maggie and Hayley had limited roles. Some of the subplots also felt overstuffed at times, taking too much focus off of the murder case in focus.

Still, The Lincoln Lawyer season 3's ending stuck the landing by closing out the Glory Days mystery. Of course, the show also set up what's next for Mickey and his team. Though The Lincoln Lawyer season 4 isn't greenlit by Netflix yet, the basis of...

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!

Actor Tania Raymonde plays a role in The Lincoln Lawyer's season 3, which provides a surprising follow-up to an Amazon legal drama that ran from 2016 to 2021. The Netflix original show follows defense attorney Mickey Haller as he takes on new clients whose crimes vary from theft to first-degree murder. In The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, Mickey Haller faces his biggest test yet when he has to solve the murder of his friend and former client Gloria Dayton, aka Glory Days.

Glory Days murder is far from straightforward, and many aspects of the character are only revealed by her colleagues Kendall Roberts and Trina Rafferty in The Lincoln Lawyer. Tania Raymondes Trina Rafferty is one of the most clever and street-smart characters in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, which is one of the many similarities to another role the actor played only three years earlier.

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Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 are ahead!

Trina Rafferty and Kendall Roberts are vital supporting characters in The Lincoln Lawyer's season 3 Glory Days mystery, making their backgrounds important to understand. When it comes to The Lincoln Lawyer, every season has multiple small pieces that come together to create a bigger picture, answering the central mystery of the crime cases. Season 3 is no exception, exploring the corrupt secrets of the DEA Agent James De Marco through various lenses.

Two of the most important characters in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 Kendall Roberts and Trina Rafferty appear in three or fewer episodes each. These two women provide the most damning details about the James De Marco and Hector Moya situation during the investigation, putting Mickey and his team on the right track. As such, the audience should have a clear understanding...

Warning! This article contains major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 & Michael Connelly's The Law of Innocence book, on which season 4 will be based!Mickey Haller and Andrea Freeman embark on an unexpected romance in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, which replaces a surprising story from the book that it adapts. Netflixs The Lincoln Lawyer hasnt shied away from book changes throughout its first three seasons. While the major details and big twists of his cases are honored, some of Mickeys personal life developments and characters he encounters are original to the show. This happens to be the case with Mickey and Andreas romance in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, as Yaya DaCostas character wasnt even in Michael Connellys The Gods of Guilt novel.

Since Mickey and Andy went toe-to-toe on opposing sides of the Lisa Trammell case in The Lincoln Lawyer season 2, the reveal that the defense attorney and prosecutor...

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!

The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 ends with a shocking twist that will feel eerily familiar to anyone who watched season 2, replicating the basic storyline while adding legal implications for Mickey Haller. Based on the titular book series by Michael Connelly, the top-notch defense attorney Mickey Haller has faced intense legal battles that get solved by his creative solutions and legal prowess. Netflixs legal drama combines an overarching narrative with a case-of-the-week format, keeping the story fresh and fast-paced.

While the smaller cases are interesting, the trials that last an entire season have a more significant impact on The Lincoln Lawyers characters, especially Mickey and his team. Like in past seasons, the defense attorney vigorously defended his client, coming out on top. However, also like season 2, Mickey didnt stay on top for long after his big win. The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 ended with a major twist,...

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In The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3, episode 2, Special Circumstances, Mickey and Andy playfully argue about the true origins of the French Dip sandwich, raising questions about which restaurant really created the iconic Los Angeles dish. Outside of his law career, Mickey Haller has a strong love for food, family, and friends. With Neve Campbells Maggie only appearing in 2 episodes of The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, Mickeys romantic focus shifts to Andy, a prosecutor with a soft side.

Mickeys new romantic interest in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 has an interesting dynamic with the defense attorney, where they connect through flirty banter and teasing. Early in the third season, they start lightheartedly bickering about the origins of the French Dip sandwich. Andy passionately argues that Coles created the sandwich, while Mickey thinks it was Philippes. This argument has existed among Angelenos for over half a century,...

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Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 and The Gods of Guilt are ahead!

While The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 follows the main events of Michael Connellys The Gods of Guilt, the Netflix show takes some artistic liberties, changing elements to benefit the character arcs and overall narrative. The legal drama continues following Mickey Hallers life as a defense attorney, picking up where The Lincoln Lawyer season 2 ended with the murder of his former client Gloria Dayton, aka Glory Days. Mickey faces his biggest challenge in a legal case yet because of his personal and professional connection to the victim.

The trial of Julian La Cosse for the murder of Glory Days is outlined in the fifth book of Michael Connellys The Lincoln Lawyer book series. Like past seasons, the Netflix adaptation maintains the biggest parts of the story. However, the showrunners...

Spoiler alert! The following article contains major spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer!When the final episode of Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 came to a close, there were more questions than ever. Though the season just debuted on October 17, we understand if you've already breezed through all 10 episodes and come out the other side both satisfied by the way things turned out and frustrated that you'll have to wait at least a year to dive into Mickey Haller's (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) next case.

In the third season of the show, Julian La Cosse (Devon Graye) is accused of killing Gloria Dayton (Fiona Rene), aka Glory Days, a sex worker and former client turned friend of Haller. Except Julian swears he's innocent. He worked with Glory Days, he insists, but he didn't kill her. So who did? Mickey and his crew are determined to find out.

Then there's that jaw-dropping ending...

Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer set up Season 4 in several ways with the end of its latest batch of episodes. 

Season 3 of the hit streaming drama ended, putting its titular car-based attorney in a precarious spot. 

This time around, The Lincoln Lawyer saw Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller back, along with the bulk of the remaining cast, as he eyed to redeem one of his former clients, a sex worker named Glory Days, in the wake of her death. 

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Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 and Michael Connelly's The Law of Innocence.

Sam Scales death sets up the storyline for The Lincoln Lawyer season 4, raising questions about who he is and what really happened to him in Michael Connellys books. The Netflix series follows defense attorney Mickey Haller as he tries to defend his clients. Rather than following one case every season or a different case every episode, The Lincoln Lawyer fuses together the two formats, covering one overarching case and multiple one-off cases in each season.

The Lincoln Lawyer cases include familiar faces from the book series by Michael Connelly. Like season 2s ending, the finale of The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 consists of a former client of Mickey showing up dead. Glory Days death at the end of the second season promised to be the defense attorneys most difficult challenge yet, given...

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 killed off Sam Scales (played by Christopher Thornton) in a shocking turn of events. 

Based on the Michael Connelly book series of the same name, Season 3 of the hit Netflix drama has been an exciting ride for fans. 

The Lincoln Lawyer saw the return of characters like Manuel Garcia-Rulfo's Mickey Haller, this time following the series' central attorney as he seek justice for the death of his friend and former client Glory Days from the end of Season 2. 

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Warning! This article contains major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!Elliott Gould reprises his role as David Legal Siegel in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, which includes a scene that ironically calls out the increased complexity of Glory Days murder compared to past cases. After revealing that Glory Days was killed in The Lincoln Lawyer season 2s ending, the Netflix series return reiterates that Mickey Haller is in way over his head with this case due to its many intricacies and dangers. Eddie Rojas death fully opens Mickeys eyes to the perils that taking Glory Days case risks, which is quickly established as Mickeys most devastating and complicated job yet.

As he often does when his cases become too grueling, Mickey seeks advice and a friendly ear from Elliott Goulds Legal in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, episode 4. During their conversation, Mickey bluntly outlines this cases chaos: Ive got a shady DEA agent running around,...

Warning! This article contains major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!In a shocking twist for the entire team and Haller family in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, Eddie Rojas is unexpectedly killed just five episodes after his introduction. When Izzy opened up her dance studio and resigned as Mickeys driver in The Lincoln Lawyer season 2s ending, the titular defense attorney required a new driver to chauffeur him around Los Angeles. He found his answer in Eddie Rojas, Hayleys old babysitter who was accused of carjacking a mans Lamborghini. After Mickey got the case settled, Eddie took over Izzys role as Mickeys driver until halfway through season 3.

After a few episodes of diving into Eddies happy, sweet personality and interest in fitness and crocheting, The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, episode 5 tragically ended with a truck intentionally flipping Eddie and Mickeys car off the road. The devastating crash culminated in Eddies death in the divers seat,...

Warning! This article contains major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!Though Mindhunter hasnt released a new season on Netflix since 2019, the sting of its cancelation hurts again with Holt McCallanys new role on The Lincoln Lawyer. Directed and produced by the celebrated thriller movie director David Fincher, Netflixs hit true crime drama followed FBI Agents Bill Tench (McCallany) and Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) as well as psychologist Wendy Carr (Anna Torv) as they interview, research, and profile serial killers in the late 1970s and early 1980s. After season 2 saw them investigate a string of Atlanta murders in the early 80s, the door seemed open for Mindhunter season 3.

Sadly, however, it was soon announced that season 3 would be indefinitely put on hold, with David Fincher confirming in 2023 that Mindhunter was over. Still, there have been high hopes that Mindhunter will eventually be resurrected at Netflix with McCallany, Groff, and Torv reprising their roles.

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3.

Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer is known for its legal realism, properly representing many aspects of the law and court cases while bending others for dramatic purposes. Based on the books by Michael Connelly, the show follows a defense attorney named Mickey Haller who is known for two things. One, he works out of the back of his Lincoln cars, and two, he almost always gets clients off. Like every great courtroom drama, The Lincoln Lawyer takes creative liberties with the legal aspects, favoring storytelling over 100% accuracy.

Despite how TV shows and movies present it, the law and court cases can be very slow, dull, and pedantic. However, The Lincoln Lawyer finds a way to balance actual elements of the legal profession with exciting storytelling. From Andy's Cruz Waiver to trials in absentia, the writers put careful attention into representing the judicial system correctly.

The Lincoln Lawyer has captured the hearts of viewers with its gripping legal drama, charismatic lead, and thrilling twists. The third season, which premiered on Netflix on October 17, 2024, brought fans another intense storyline based on The Gods of Guilt, the fifth book in Michael Connelly’s Lincoln Lawyer series. With Manuel Garcia-Rulfo reprising his role as defense attorney Mickey Haller, fans were once again drawn into his world of high-stakes legal battles. But with the season ending on a jaw-dropping cliffhanger, fans are eager to know: will there be a Season 4?

What Happened in Season 3?

Season 3 of The Lincoln Lawyer follows Mickey Haller as he investigates the murder of his former client, Gloria “Glory Days” Dayton, while becoming entangled in a conspiracy that puts his life at risk. Throughout the season, Mickey navigates attacks on his safety, the murder of his driver Eddie, and confrontations with dangerous figures linked to drug trafficking.

The Lincoln Lawyer is one of the hottest shows on Netflix.

Amid Season 3 of the series, showrunners Dailyn Rodriguez and Ted Humphrey spoke to Variety about the future of the show.

Season 3 follows the events of Michael Connelly’s Lincoln Lawyer mystery “The Gods of Guilt,” and centers around the murder of Haller’s client Glory Days, who he became close to when defending her in Season 1. As he attempts to figure out what happened, he ends up representing her accused killer and getting involved with a dangerous cartel.

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During the conversation, the showrunners were asked about the cliffhanger in Season 3, when Mickey is leaving town and the police pull him over, as well as what to expect next season.

“Season 4 is based on The Law of Innocence, and it’s all about Mickey being accused for Sam Scales’ murder. So that’s the next book we’re adapting,...

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer!

The Lincoln Lawyers Hector Moya twist presents an age-old legal and moral debate in a fresh way, offering a different perspective on the issue. As a law-centric show, its no surprise that The Lincoln Lawyer plays with questions of morality, philosophy, and the law. These three topics are inextricably intertwined. Every law is essentially created based on moral ideas of right and wrong, and their punishment comes down to philosophies of redemption, humanity, and rehabilitation. Almost every main character in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 deals with a different internal conflict based on these topics.

Mickey grapples with whether his clients guilt matters to him. Andy struggles to ease her guilt for Scott Glass actions while hes out on a Cruz Waiver in The Lincoln Lawyer, believing shes culpable for Deborah Glass murder. The show also explores bigger questions about humanity.

The following contains major spoilers from The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3, Episode 1, "La Culebra," now streaming on Netflix.

The Lincoln Lawyer has returned to Netflix right on time, and Season 3 is worth the wait. The third go-around in Mickey Haller's world is the most compelling one, because of the season's increased emotional stakes and its further look into what made Mickey the man audiences have come to root for. if there was somehow still any doubt that the TV show is better than the Matthew McConaughey movie, this season quashes it.

The Season 3 premiere, "La Culebra," drops two new cases in Mickey's lap -- both of which have a personal connection to him. The first is a continuation of the Season 2 finale, as Mickey learns that Glory Days has been killed, after she helped him in his previous trial. The second is intended as comic relief, but it still winds up being kind of poignant,...

The legal drama returns for a third season of courtroom intrigue and personal stakes. Netflix’s adaptation of Michael Connelly’s acclaimed novels finds Los Angeles defense attorney Mickey Haller taking on what might be his most complex case yet.

Manuel Garcia-Rulfo is back in the titular role as Mickey Haller, whose unique mobile law practice sees him advocating for clients from the backseat of his iconic Lincoln automobile. Season 3 finds Haller still coming to terms with the messy events of the last campaign. But a new trial threatens to plunge him into an even deeper realm of mystery and endanger those close to him.

When Haller’s friend and past client Glory Days is found murdered, suspicion falls on Julian La Cosse. But with personal ties to both the victim and defendant, can Mickey maintain objectivity to determine the true killer? His investigation uncovers disturbing ties between Glory and the criminal underworld.

The following contains minor spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3, now streaming on Netflix.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 is the most intense season yet, which is no surprise given how long Ted Humphrey has been thinking about it. The executive producer and co-showrunner of the Netflix series also writes and directs, including stepping behind the camera for the Season 3 finale. He's a driving force behind the TV adaptation -- and this is what he's been waiting for.

In an interview with Cbr, Humphrey revealed why he's been excited about this season since he started developing The Lincoln Lawyer for television years ago. He discussed what went into not only crafting Season 3, but why the show is unique among other legal dramas, including his time on the critically acclaimed CBS drama The Good Wife. Plus, what would he consider the most impactful scene?

Cbr: You've worked on several legal dramas over your career.

The Ted Humphrey-created, and David E. Kelley executive-produced series “The Lincoln Lawyer” finally returns for season 3. Adapted from Michael Connelly’s series of books about the titular Lincoln Lawyer, Mickey Haller, the show is a ratings hit on Netflix precisely because it is both an old-school throwback to network TV legal dramas, with an added sheen afforded to Netflix shows. It almost emulates the “sunny blue-skies era” of the USA Network, which made “Suits” get a gigantic second wind when it dropped on Netflix.

Most importantly after the success of “Bosch” on Prime Video and its spinoff on the sister channel Freevee, Netflix wanted to hop on the Connelly bandwagon. While “The Lincoln Lawyer” isn’t as good as “Bosch,” it has a consistency in terms of story and vibe and perfectly dependable filmmaking that allows it to be a streamable experience, even as the show fumbled majorly in the second season.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!Neve Campbell returns as Maggie McPherson in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, but her role is limited compared to previous installments in the Netflix show. Based on the book series by Michael Connelly, The Lincoln Lawyer centers on defense lawyer Mickey Haller. Maggie is Mickey's first ex-wife and the mother of his only child, so she plays an important role in The Lincoln Lawyer's cast. Campell's character is also a criminal prosecutor, meaning her professional life overlaps with Mickey's throughout the show's first two seasons.

Season 1 focused on "The Brass Verdict," while The Lincoln Lawyer season 2 adapted "The Fifth Witness." The season featured Mickey and Maggie working on their relationship, and there was even a tease that the pair could be rekindling their romance. The notion was short-lived, however, when Maggie revealed that she was relocating to San Diego for a new job.

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In We Live in Time, the charm of unexpected love meets the bittersweet ticking of life’s clock. Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh light up the screen as Almut and Tobias, two souls whose chance encounter spirals into a love story shaped by time’s relentlessness. Directed by John Crowley (Brooklyn), this tale is a masterclass in exploring how fleeting moments can leave lasting imprints. Garfield and Pugh’s chemistry adds emotional depth, turning what could be a simple romance into an introspective journey of heart and mind.

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Major Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 are ahead!

A significant part of The Lincoln Lawyer season 3's conspiracy is the connection between Glory Days and the DEA Agent James De Marco, making their background crucial to understanding the narrative. The third season follows Mickey as he defends Julian La Cosse, a sex work coordinator who's accused of murdering Glory Days. Throughout The Lincoln Lawyer's timeline, small pieces of information are dropped about Glory Days' time between talking to Mickey about going to Hawaii and her death. As he tries the case, the defense attorney struggles to understand why she lied and whether he was culpable in the crime.

The Lincoln Lawyer's main character believes that he might not have done enough to protect her, but he soon discovers that he couldn't have done anything to save Glory.

The star behind The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3's Glory Days character took a moment to celebrate her role and the show's upcoming release.

Played by Fiona Rene, who also stars in Tracker, Gloria Dayton (better known as Glory Days) is introduced to The Lincoln Lawyer fans in Season 1 as a sex worker. Manuel Garcia-Rulfo's Mickey Haller seeks her out during a case before she ends up testifying in court and helping him nail down the real killer.

Season 2 saw Glory Days return as the case was retried, although she was arrested for drug possession and eventually had to have Mickey help her get the charges dropped. Sadly, after a trip to Hawaii to spend time with her family, she was found dead at the end of Season 2 on a morgue table.

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After a little while away, The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 dropped on Netflix on October 17, and it was good to have LA's hottest lawyer, Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) back on the job. The murder of Glory Days (Fiona Rene) was Mickey's sole focus throughout the season, and the season finale ultimately produced the goods with the revelation of who was responsible. However, as with good TV, the show threw up one huge spanner in the works with its final scene. Haller moved from lawyer to client as the body of his client, Sam Scales (Christopher Thornton), was found in his car's trunk after he had been pulled over for a missing license plate. Series co-showrunner Ted Humphrey has teased what enormous ramifications that scene might have for Mickey's future.

The Lincoln Lawyer co-showrunner opens up about the show's explosive season 3 finale, and the impact it is set to have on Mickey Haller's future. The hit Netflix legal drama starring Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole, and Angus Sampson debuted in May 2022, with The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 dropped on Netflix on October 17. According to co-showrunner Ted Humphrey, the conclusion of the season could have enormous ramifications for Mickey's future and the long-term prospects of the show.

In an interview with TVLine, Humphrey talked about how the finale revelations change Mickey's path as a character, and how he now, in a role reversal, finds himself as the client. The season finale saw several revelations, including the surprising reveal of the person who had murdered Glory Daze, capping off the case that ran through the season. However, a bigger twist was yet to come, when the final scene saw Mickey...

Spoiler Alert: This interview contains spoilers from Season 3 of “The Lincoln Lawyer,” now streaming on Netflix.

“The Lincoln Lawyer” amps up the action for the third season of the popular Netflix show, culminating in two dramatic episodes that might leave viewers in shock. Defense attorney Mickey Haller, played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, also finds time to dabble in romance with his courtroom opponent from Season 2, Andrea Freeman (Yaya DaCosta), attempt to work on his relationship with his daughter Hayley (Krista Warner) and ex-wife Maggie (Neve Campbell) and mentor newly-minted attorney Lorna, played by Becki Newton.

Season 3 follows the events of Michael Connelly’s Lincoln Lawyer mystery “The Gods of Guilt,” and it’s an apt title for a season that finds both Haller and Freeman wracked with regret over some of their fatal decisions. The season revolves around the murder of Haller’s client Glory Days, who he became close to...

Warning! This Post Contains Spoilers For The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3

Netflix's hit legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer has been a massive success thus far, but will the streamer renew the series for season 5? Debuting in 2022 and based on the books by Michael Connelly, The Lincoln Lawyer concerns idealistic defense attorney Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), who practices out of his car and often finds himself deeply invested in the cases he's trying. Using Connelly's brilliant book series as a guide, the Netflix series has managed to capture all the humor and excitement that makes the Haller series such a compelling read.

Season 3 of The Lincoln Lawyer adapted Connelly's novel Gods of Guilt, and followed Mickey as he defends a client who is accused of killing another of his former clients, Glory Days. After uncovering the massive conspiracy behind all the deaths throughout season 3, Mickey becomes embroiled in his own shocking twist ending.

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Ever since the first season of Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer, the showrunners have been preparing viewers for Gods of Guilt, the fifth book in the legal series created by Michael Connelly. The Season 2 finale back in August 2023 already teed us up for it, with the arrest of a man named Julian La Cosse, who was told to call defense attorney Mickey Haller if ever his world came tumbling down.

Well, being accused of the death of his sex worker “friend” — Haller’s first season key witness, Gloria Dayton — would certainly constitute as big trouble.

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Warning: This article contains major spoilers from The Lincoln Lawyer season 3.

In The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, Mickey Haller tackled his most personal case yet. Following the tragic death of his friend Glory Days, Mickey represents Julian La Cosse, who has been accused of the murder. As daunting of a task as it might have been, Mickey and his team fight tooth and nail to get to the bottom of what really happened to Glory Days.

As with the previous season finale, a cliffhanger ending helps set up the potential follow-up season, and this particular cliffhanger just might be the show's most shocking one yet. If your jaw is still on the ground after watching The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 finale and its cliffhanger, we're diving into what it could mean and which Michael Connelly book to read next.

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Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3!The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 wrapped up the case connected to Glory Days and Julian La Cosse, but Mickey Haller's next trial seemingly confirms which book will be adapted for season 4. Netflix's legal drama notably adapts Michael Connelly's popular books featuring the LA-based defense attorney, with a different novel being the basis of each season thus far. Whereas season 1 focused on "The Brass Verdict," The Lincoln Lawyer season 2 adapted "The Fifth Witness," which notably covered the Lisa Trammel case.

The Lincoln Lawyer season 2's ending revealed where the series was headed by confirming Glory Days' death, meaning the upcoming installment would be adapting "The Gods of Guilt," the fifth entry in Connelly's Lincoln Lawyer series. The story meant much of The Lincoln Lawyer's cast would remain intact, with Manuel Garcia-Rulfo portraying the lead character and the man behind the Lincoln Lawyer nickname,...

Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 includes only a couple of songs in each episode, but each selection helps shape the tone and narrative. This season of the show follows Mickey Haller as he faces his biggest test yet representing the man accused of murdering his former friend and client, Glory Days. Over the course of the season, the show lays out the true story of what really happened. Like most things in The Lincoln Lawyer, the answer is far from simple or straightforward. The show provides bits and pieces until the whole picture reveals itself.

Though the mystery itself is essential to the success of The Lincoln Lawyer, other elements besides the story play a crucial role, too. Alongside the cinematography and acting, one of the most important elements is the music. The score by composer Cliff Martinez helps speed up and slow the pacing, adding to the dramatic tension.

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Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 are ahead!

The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 includes multiple time jumps and flashbacks that muddy the timeline, raising questions about how much time passes. Based on the books by Michael Connelly, the Netflix series follows a private defense attorney named Mickey Haller and his team as they take on major criminal cases. The third season of The Lincoln Lawyer adapts The Gods of Guilt, the book where Mickey defends Julian La Cosse, the person accused of murdering his former client, Glory Days.

The ending of Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer season 2 sets up this storyline perfectly and picks up right where the last episode left off. In season 3, rather than telling everything linearly and steadily, the show jumps around in time quite a bit. It can feel challenging to keep track of everything that has occurred over time,...

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The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 weaves together a tense story of corruption that continues adding new pieces to the puzzle until the very end, finally answering the question of who killed Glory Days and why. The story of The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, which comes from Michael Connelly's The Gods of Guilt, picks up from where season 2 ended with Mickey deciding whether to take on the case of Julian La Cosse, the man accused of killing his friend and former client, Gloria Dayton aka Glory Days. Because he believes Julian's innocence, Mickey agrees to represent him in his trial.

As Mickey and the other Lincoln Lawyer characters on his team look further into the case, they discover a massive conspiracy involving DEA agent James De Marco and a drug cartel. The more they try to expose the truth, the...

Mickey Haller is back in the courtroom for another season full of twists, turns, and dangerous situations from his latest case. In The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, Mickey's taking on the case of Julian La Cosse, who's accused of murdering Mickey's old friend Glory Days. It's his most personal case yet, but if anyone's up for the challenge, it's Mickey.

The Netflix original legal drama has grown into a fan-favorite, with each season tackling a winding mystery based on the books by Michael Connelly. The Lincoln Lawyer has a rather light and easy to watch quality, even with the intense theme of murder at the center of Mickey's cases. But how intense does the language and violence get this time around? Here's what to know before watching!

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