Will Black Snow Return? Everything We Know About a Possible Season 3
The Australian crime drama Black Snow has carved out a loyal fanbase with its chilling mysteries, emotional depth, and standout performances from Travis Fimmel and the ensemble cast. After the release of Season 2 earlier this year, many viewers are asking the same question: will there be a Season 3?
No Official Renewal Yet
As of September 2025, neither Stan (Australia), AMC+ (U.S.), nor BBC Two (U.K.) has confirmed whether Black Snow will return for another season. The networks remain silent on renewal or cancellation, leaving fans to speculate about the show’s future.
Why Fans Are Hopeful
Strong Reception: Season 2 was praised for its gripping finale directed by Travis Fimmel in his debut behind the camera which added a fresh creative edge.
Ongoing Story Potential: The second season closed with lingering questions, leaving room for new mysteries to unfold.
Release Pattern: With Season 1 premiering in January 2023 and Season 2 in January 2025 (in Australia), the series has followed a two-year gap. If the pattern continues, Season 3 could land in early 2026.
What Could Delay Season 3
Production Time: Even if renewed, filming and post-production could push a premiere into late 2026 or 2027.
Network Decisions: Renewal may depend on international ratings, streaming numbers, and overall budget considerations.
Cast Commitments: Availability of lead actors, including Fimmel, could influence timelines.
What Fans Are Saying
Across online forums and social media, fans are voicing cautious optimism:
> “The way Season 2 ended feels like they’re setting up for more, there’s no way they’re done.”
“If it follows the same release cycle, January 2026 is looking good.”
The Bottom Line
Black Snow’s future is still undecided, but the appetite for more is undeniable. With strong audience interest and creative momentum, a third season remains a strong possibility even if no official word has been given. Until then, fans are left waiting, hoping the snow will fall again.