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Amazon’s Stana Katic thriller Absentia is back for more shocking action. The series, which specializes in explosive twists and turns returns to Prime Video for another season of dark conspiracies and shocking reveals. But when can you binge more Absentia? When will Absentia Season 3 premiere on Amazon’s Prime Video? Here’s everything you need to know about the popular Stana Katic show.
Absentia follows the rather traumatizing adventures of Emily Byrne (Stana Katic), a former FBI agent who disappears while investigating a serial killer. While her friends, family, and colleagues presume that she’s dead, Emily resurfaces six years later alive, and sort of well. Emily has no memory of what happened to her. The series follows the twists and turns of Emily solving her own mystery, all while piecing together a conspiracy around her.
In Absentia Season 2, Emily is attempting to rebuild her life with the help of therapy. What she doesn’t know — SPOILER — until the season’s end is that her therapist is actually manipulating her as part of a bigger conspiracy. Oh, and her husband’s new wife, Alice (Cara Theobold), knew about it. So what messes will Emily find herself drawn into in Absentia Season 3?
More importantly: when can you watch Absentia Season 3 on Amazon?
WHEN WILL ABSENTIA SEASON 3 PREMIERE ON AMAZON?
Absentia Season 3 is slated for a July 17, 2020 premiere date. All 10 episodes of the new season of Absentia will be able to stream then.
WHAT TIME WILL ABSENTIA SEASON 3 BE ON PRIME VIDEO?
As with all Prime Video originals, Absentia Season 3 will hit the streaming service at 12 AM GMT. That means that viewers in the United States should be able to start Absentia Season 3 tonight. Absentia Season 3 should be streaming on Amazon at 7 PM ET, or 4 PM PT.
IS ABSENTIA ON NETFLIX?
Nope! Because Absentia is an Amazon original, you can only stream it with a Prime Video subscription.
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF “ABSENTIA”?
Absentia is the Latin word for absence. Today it is usually used in the legal term “In Absentia,” which means “in someone’s absence.” Because Emily’s body was not found for six years, she was declared “dead in absentia.” Of course, we know that while she was missing, she was not dead.
