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The L Word: Generation Q Gets a Third Season From ShowtimeÂ
The L Word: Generation Q Gets a Third Season From ShowtimeÂ
With another season, fans of the series about L.A.-based queer folks won't have to wonder if Bette and Tina get back together.Â
It's been a minute since The L Word: Generation Q's second season finale last fall. But for those waiting with bated breath to find out what's next for Bette, Shane, Alice, Dani, Gigi, Sophie, Tess, and the rest of the gang from the reboot, Showtime confirmed Friday that there will be a third season, according to Variety.
From executive producers Ilene Chaiken, Jennifer Beals, Kate Moennig, and Leisha Hailey, and showrunner Marja-Lewis Ryan, the reboot follows original characters Bette (Beals), Alice (Hailey), and Shane (Moennig) while also telling the stories of a new crew of LGBTQ+ characters who span a breadth of diversity within in the community.
The series second season explored new relationships for the three originals with Bette finding a formidable match in artist Pippa Pascal (Vanessa Estelle Williams), Shane finally acting on that undeniable chemistry with Tess (Jamie Clayton), and newly published author Alice in a romance with her book editor Tom (Donald Faison). Newer characters to the L Word world Dani (Arienne Mandi) and Gigi (Sepideh Moafi) became a fan favorite couple as did Leo Sheng's Micah and Jillian Mercado's Maribel. The second season also touched on loving someone dealing with alcoholism with Rosannay Zayas's Sophie and Jacqueline Toboni's Finley.
Among the season 2 cliffhangers was a will they or won't they get back together between Bette and her L Word original true love, Tina (Laurel Holloman), whose engagement to Rosie O'Donnell's Carrie became rather complicated. Meanwhile, Dani was arrested at Gigi's family dinner for failing to show up to testify in her father's criminal case.
Generation Q season 3 is slated for 10 episodes that will air later this year.
