Irish crime drama 'Kin' confirmed for third series
The popular show following a Dublin family's gangland war will return for another season.
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The Irish crime drama 'Kin' has been officially confirmed for a third series. The show, which depicts a fictional Dublin family embroiled in a gangland conflict, has garnered a significant following. Both the first and second seasons are accessible for viewers on BBC iPlayer.
Show's Popularity and Future Prospects
Following its initial broadcast in 2021, 'Kin' rapidly became one of Ireland's most-watched programmes. The series was subsequently acquired by the BBC in 2023. Despite the co-producers, Bron Studios, ceasing operations, the drama's return has been secured. Actor Emmett J. Scanlan, who portrays Jimmy Kinsella, previously indicated strong interest from various parties for the show's future, stating there was a 'bidding war' for its rights. He expressed his eagerness to participate in a third season, noting the 'insane' viewing figures on BBC iPlayer.
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“If indeed we come back for a season three – and I know the numbers on BBC iPlayer were insane – I'll be there in a heartbeat.”
Emmett J. Scanlan, Actor
Synopsis and Fan Reactions
The synopsis for the upcoming season suggests the Kinsella family will face internal strife as they consolidate their power, with buried betrayals and rivalries threatening their empire from within. Fans have shared their positive reactions on Reddit, with one user expressing surprise and anticipation, having heard rumours but being unsure if the renewal would materialise. Another user conveyed excitement, anticipating a significant time jump that would see younger characters reach adulthood.
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What Comes Next
A specific release date for the third series of 'Kin' has not yet been announced. The show also features actors Charlie Cox and Clare Dunne.
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