Series star and executive producer Jane Seymour will reprise her titular role in a third season of Harry Wild. Acorn TV officially announced the mystery series has been renewed for season three and is targeting a 2024 premiere.
“I am thrilled for another mystery-packed season of Harry Wild and can’t wait for our fans to see what investigations Harry and Fergus encounter in Season 3 on Acorn TV,” said Seymour. “It has been such a joy playing this multi-faceted character and returning to Ireland again to work with this talented cast and crew was fantastic.”
The returning cast also includes Rohan Nedd (Whitstable Pearl) as Harry’s protégé turned partner, Fergus; Kevin Ryan (Guilt) as Harry’s son and senior police detective; and Amy Huberman (Finding Joy) as Harry’s daughter-in-law. Samantha Mumba (The Time Machine), Paul Tylak (Kin), and Rose O’Neill will also return.
Acorn offered this tease of the new six-episode season filmed on location in Dublin, Ireland:
“Season three picks up where season two left off with Fergus, guided by Harry, planning to contest Paula’s custody claim to Liberty. But it is not plain sailing and there are some surprises in store along the way. The agency is still as busy as ever and Harry and Fergus have to find a way to balance work and life. This time out they’re hired to prove the lead singer of Ireland’s hottest boy band didn’t kill himself, find out who decapitated a woman in a busy restaurant and served her head on a platter, discover who murdered a despotic director on the set of Ireland’s leading daytime soap opera and work out how a mystery writer managed to shoot himself in a locked panic room without a gun.”
Closer to home, a good friend of Harry’s calls on her for help when her estranged husband turns up dead in her fishpond and Harry and Fergus, along with Charlie, Orla, and Lola, are in the midst of the action when a grieving father forces them to solve his daughter’s case.
Elsewhere, love is in the air when Glenn decides the time has come to pop the question to his long-time girlfriend, the light-fingered, Petra. And while love doesn’t run so smoothly for Fergus and Lola this time out, Harry meets a charming fellow private detective and finds herself falling for him even though she’s not sure she can trust him and finds him utterly infuriating.”
