Netflix reveals ‘The Umbrella Academy’ Season 3 episode titles
Netflix has revealed all the episode titles for the upcoming third season of The Umbrella Academy.
Although fans didn't get a proper teaser during the second day of the streaming giant's Geeked Week, showrunner Steve Blackman on Wednesday did reveal the episode titles for the hit superhero series' much-awaited third season. The episode titles are as follows:
- 301: Meet the Family
- 302: World’s Biggest Ball of Twine
- 303: Pocket Full of Lightning
- 304: Kugelblitz
- 305: Kindest Cut
- 305: Marigold
- 307: Auf Wiedersehen
- 308: Wedding at the End of the World
- 309: Six Bells
- 310: Oblivion
Aside from discussing the series adaptation of The Umbrella Academy, Blackman (for obvious reasons) refused to provide clues about the upcoming third season. He did, however, mention that fans can easily look up online the meaning of Kugelblitz, which apparently used in astrophysics to describe a black hole formed from radiation. Additionally, he also hinted that Marigold will have meaning to superfans of the comics.
Other details about the show are being kept under wraps up until now. What we do know so far is that production on the 10-episode third season started in February in Toronto, Canada. There’s still no word yet on the exact release date of the show’s new season.
Meanwhile, those who are reprising their roles for the third season include Elliot Page (Vanya Hargreeves), Tom Hopper (Luther Hargreeves), David Castañeda (Diego Hargreeves), Emmy Raver-Lampman (Allison Hargreeves), Robert Sheehan (Klaus Hargreeves), Aidan Gallagher (Five), Justin H. Min (Ben Hargreeves), Ritu Arya (Lila Pitts), and Colm Feore (Sir Reginald Hargreeves).
They will be joined by the recently announced Sparrow Academy actors, which include Justin Cornwell (Marcus), Britne Oldford (Fei), Jake Epstein (Alphonso), Genesis Rodriguez (Sloane), Cazzie David (Jayme), Existential Dread Inducing Psykronium (Christopher).
The Umbrella Academy is based on the comic book created by Gerard Way and illustrated by Gabriel Bá for Dark Horse Comics. The first two seasons of the show are now streaming on Netflix.
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