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Are you a fan of The Lincoln Lawyer, the ongoing legal drama series on Netflix? Starring Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Los Angeles defense attorney Mickey Haller, the show gets its name from the fact that Haller operates his law practice out of a Lincoln Navigator. 

The show is based on the series of prose novels by Michael Connelly, which began in 2005 with The Lincoln Lawyer. For season 3 of The Lincoln Lawyer on Netflix, audiences can expect a plot based on The Gods of Guilt, the fifth book in Connelly’s prose series. According to TUDUM, “Showrunners Dailyn Rodriguez and Ted Humphrey agree it may also be Connelly’s best book of that era.”

The Lincoln Lawyer season 1 originally debuted on Netflix on May 13, 2022. Like many popular Netflix shows, The Lincoln Lawyer season 2 was split into two parts, with Part 1 arriving on July 6, 2023 and Part 2 making its debut on August 3, 2023. And fans will have to wait just a little bit longer before they get to see the next season, but not too long. That’s because The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 will debut on Netflix on Thursday, October 17, 2024.

Have you already watched the first two seasons of The Lincoln Lawyer on Netflix? Have you had a chance to read any of the novels? And finally, are you going to be checking out The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 when it debuts on Netflix this fall? Be sure and let us know in the comment section.

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