Close Enough Season 3 Release Date, Cast, And Plot – What We Know So Far

The CW has officially renewed the hit show Close Enough for a third season! Season 2 of the comedy series premiered on January 8, 2019. The network has yet to announce an official release date for Season 3, but we know it will air sometime in 2021. With that being said, let’s take a look at what we know about the upcoming season so far!

Close Enough Season 3 Release Date Details:

While a release date for Season 3 has not yet been announced, it is expected to be released relatively quickly. Season 2 was first aired on July 9, 2020. The easiest solution is to wait for the third season. It would make sense for it to come out in either September or October 2021

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Close Enough Season 3 Cast Details:

Season 3 of close enough will include the return of Josh (J.G. Quintel), Emily (Gabrielle Walsh), and Candice (Jessica DiCicco). They will be joined by their roommates Bridgette and Alex. The show follows the daily lives of millennials as they navigate their bizarre housing situation. They are often joined in their wacky adventures by their landlord Pearle (Danielle Brooks), her son Randy (James Adomian), and Candice’s elementary school teacher Mr. Timothy (John Early).

In addition to the main cast, the show has had an impressive roster of guest voice actors come onto the show in various capacities. Some of the biggest names it’s been able to land include “Weird” Al Yankovic, David Hasselhoff, Jane Lynch, Keith David, Rachel Bloom, Nicole Byer, and Tom Kenny.

Close Enough Season 3 Plot Synopsis:

The sitcom follows a standard format of a new episode that has its own special plotline without any overreaching story arc. The main cast member usually goes through some crisis, usually related to getting older, raising a child, and dealing with new relationships. These common issues are then tackled differently when they take an unexpected turn into the absurd with twists that often have a science fiction or fantasy angle.

We anticipate the third season of close enough will have endings that impart words of wisdom for audiences to learn from, including recognizing the importance of putting your phone down. We also love how some episodes are spoofs of popular films like Die Hard or Goodfellas. The streamer must be letting him make these silly cartoons as long as show creator J.G. Quintel still wants to do it, right?