Everyone is a Critic: Yellowjackets, Season 3

Back in February, I reviewed the first two seasons of the Showtime series, Yellowjackets. You can read that review here. They left us with the hope of rescue for our teenaged girls within grasp, but dashed away in a shocking singular act from which there is no going back. And their adult counterparts seem to wrap things up and set their pants to rest following the death of Natalie.

Upon writing that review, I couldn’t imagine what was in store in the next season and anxiously awaited the premiere of season 3. I have to say that I was not disappointed. Season 3 is filled with surprising twists which I could never have guessed for both groups of characters.

Another old teammate makes an appearance on the scene in the present as Shawna seems to be out of control in the present. And I have to wonder what Walter is up to as makes appearances throughout the season, yet remains mysterious in the background.

And things get tense for our teenagers with the addition of new characters, and changes in group dynamics, things get more desperate as winter once more approaches and return to civilization locked out of reach once again.

So now, I must wait for Season 4 to find out what happens. But, wait. What? They haven’t decided to make Season 4 yet? But, how can they do that? They can’t leave us on two fantastic cliffhanger endings and then just decide not to make Season 4 and leave viewers hanging, can they? This must be how many readers felt when George R.R. Martin didn’t finish the Game of Throwns series. But the thing is, Yellowjackets was written as a five season series, so the material is available, and the question is does the series generate enough revenue to continue it, which these days, is determined mainly by the sponsorship, rather than viewers, so there is a chance that fans of the series will be left in the lurch.

About Kaye Lynne Booth

For Kaye Lynne Booth, writing is a passion. Kaye Lynne is an author with published short fiction and poetry, both online and in print, including her short story collection, Last Call and Other Short Fiction; and her paranormal mystery novella, Hidden Secrets; Books 1 & 2 of her Women in the West adventure series, Delilah and Sarah, and her Time-Travel Adventure novel, The Rock Star & The Outlaw,as well as her poetry collection, Small Wonders and The D.I.Y. Author writing resource.

Kaye holds a dual M.F.A. degree in Creative Writing with emphasis in genre fiction and screenwriting, and an M.A. in publishing. Kaye Lynne is the founder of WordCrafter Quality Writing & Author Services and WordCrafter Press. She also maintains an authors’ blog and website, Writing to be Read, where she publishes content of interest in the literary world.

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