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Amazon provided the first half of the season to critics, so I can’t say if it finds its narrative footing by the end of its six-episode run.
The previous seasons followed a six-episode format, so it's plausible that the third season will maintain a similar structure, although there hasn't been official confirmation yet.
Source: https://collider.com/young-royals-season-3-release-cast-trailer/
The six-episode series follows the lives of three members of the team on and off the soccer field.
The six-episode series will follow six different young adults as they move out of their parents’ homes and work with Soria, Koshy and the “Empty Nest Refresh” team to renovate their childhood bedrooms into a dream space for their parents.
Source: https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/love-island-usa-premiere-date-peacock-tv-news-roundup-1235649464/
The six-episode show aired in 2022 and featured the confrontation between Kenobi and Vader.
Source: https://www.themarysue.com/best-star-wars-viewing-order/
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon has just completed its first season, and spent its six-episode run following Daryl Dixon's journey around France, uncovering secrets and getting entangled in a major political battle.
Source: https://screenrant.com/walking-dead-daryl-dixon-grandfather-world-war-2-meaning-explained/
Unless there are official announcements suggesting a different episode count, viewers can anticipate another six-episode season.
Source: https://centralrecorder.com/dark-winds-season-3-release-date-cast-plot-more/
Viewers will see Kelsea Ballerini, Gloria Estefan, Little Big Town, LL COOL J, Pitbull, and Shania Twain appear in the six-episode series hosted by Keltie Knight and Nate Burleson (above).
While it wasn’t certain what, exactly, he was talking about, today we have a trailer for the project: a six-episode Peacock series for which he helmed an episode, composed the theme, and produced.