The return of Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 is looking a bit hazy for fans, although there are speculations that the premiere will be at a later date compared to the first two seasons. Considering that the year is already on its second half, viewers are starting to wonder how the production is progressing for the Starz TV series. Nonetheless, the extended wait should be deemed worthwhile as Tom Riley's journey is set for a gripping turnout.
The reason for the questions surfacing on what's happening to Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 is because the first two seasons have actually premiered on an April and on a March in the past couple of years. Seeing that it's already July and the second half of the year, it is quite unusual, though clear, that this one is coming up late.
At the same time, the Starz network is keeping mum about when it will actually start. Moreover, there are still no titles, even, for the episodes comprising Da Vinci's Demons Season 3. Despite this silence, a recent report took note of the expected release date for the TV series. According to a dedicated website on announcing when shows will return, David Goyer's work will come back in August 30.
Certainly, an official announcement would make this more reliable. However, in the time being, this bit of information for Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 would be worth holding on to. Apart from being at a later time, though, another deviation from the trend would be that August 30 falls on a Sunday, whereas the past premieres happened on a Saturday.
Da Vinci's Demons Season 3, amidst this unclear field for the show, is still keeping fans very excited. This was even primed by Tom Riley, who plays Leonardo Da Vinci. After all, the setting will pick up from where season 2 ended, which will lead to a war zone in the world of the artist.
John Shiban will be the new showrunner of Da Vinci's Demons Season 3. Fans should look forward to how this chaos will unfold. Despite being what it is, another hint is that it will actually bring the main characters closer to one another.
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