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First up is One Mississippi (Sept. 9), created by and starring comedian Tig Notaro as a woman who returns to her childhood hometown to deal with the unexpected death of her mom. Casey Wilson (Happy Endings) co-stars.

Fleabag, a British import starring Broadchurch‘s Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Olivia Coleman, drops Sept. 16 and follows an unhappy woman struggling with modern ways of living in London.

The third season of Transparent — which has already been renewed for Season 4 — arrives the following Friday, on Sept. 23.

Closing out a month of premieres is Allen’s 1960s-set Crisis in Six Scenes, a six-episode vehicle co-starring Miley Cyrus and Elaine May.

Other announced premiere dates include David E. Kelley’s Goliath fka Trial (Oct. 14), Good Girls Revolt (Oct. 28), Red Oaks Season 2 (Nov. 11), Mozart in the Jungle Season 3 (Dec. 9) and Man In the High Castle Season 2 (Dec. 16).

http://tvline.com/2016/08/07/transparent-season-3-premiere-date-woody-allen-comedy-amazon/

 

[Saucycarpdog]

I'm in for another season of Red Oaks.

 

[Captain Tuttle]

Gimme some more of that High Castle stuff

 

[Geist-]

Vaguely interested in Man in the High Castle S2. Hopefully it will be better than the first season.

 

[mcfrank]

Long wait between man in the high castle seasons it feels like.

 

[Grizzlyjin]

I still need to finish Season 1 of Man in the High Castle. I put it down around Episode 6. 🙈

On that list I'm most excited for Mozart in the Jungle S3. Love that little show.

 

[BluenoseGames]

Yasss! Can't wait for Season 2 of Man in the High Castle.

 

[Familienoberhauptvogel]

Who's the next pos human Amazon is gonna hire for their streaming service?

 

[hugocésar]

Really excited for a new season of Mozart in the Jungle. Loved the second one. It's a lot of fun. And I'm at the very least curious about the Woody Allen project.

 

[Jack Scofield]

How closely does The Man in the High Castle follow the book? After reading the book I couldn't imagine it being adapted into a TV show unless huge story changes were made, much less continuing on for multiple seasons.

Does the TV basically just take the premise and do its own thing?