Netflix has renewed its critically acclaimed, Keri Russell -starring political thriller The Diplomat for a third season, three weeks before season two starts streaming on Oct. 31. The streamer’s chief content officer Bela Bajaria shared the news while speaking at the Bloomberg Screentime conference in Los Angeles.

Although Netflix has recently left fans disappointed after cancelling shows including Kaos and That '90s Show, there is a reason to celebrate as it has been confirmed that The Diplomat has been renewed for a third season - ahead of the show's second season landing on 31 October.

“The Diplomat” will return for a third season at Netflix, with its action shifting to New York City. The streamer has renewed the Keri Russell-led political thriller series for a third season, Netflix chief content officer Bela Bajaria announced Thursday at the Bloomberg Screentime Conference in Los Angeles.

Netflix wants to make sure that The Diplomat stays on the job: The Keri Russell-led political drama has been renewed for Season 3, TVLine has confirmed, three weeks before its second season debuts on the streamer.

Hey, look, Netflix can renew shows. It’s no surprise that the streaming service wants more of Nobody Wants This, given what a success the romantic comedy (which stars Kristen Bell and Adam Brody) has been for the platform.

One particular production that falls into the latter category is the recently canned That ‘90s Show. Now, only about a week since that decision was reported, another two-season show has been axed by the company.

The Diplomat” has been granted diplomatic immunity from being canceled. On Thursday, Netflix renewed the Keri Russell-led political thriller for a third season three weeks ahead of the Season 2 premiere.

Great news for fans of The Diplomat! The show has already been renewed for a third season, even before the […]

The Diplomat has yet to premiere its second season at Netflix, but it has already been renewed for Season 3. The news was shared by Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria at the Bloomberg Screentime Conference in Los Angeles on Thursday.