STARZ’s best-performing current original series is coming back for round three and its last bow.
The Hustle Continues
STARZ’s “P-Valley” (from creator, executive producer and Pulitzer Prize winner Katori Hall) is coming to an end, but it’s not going quietly. The third and final season of the popular and sensational STARZ original is premiering on Dec. 4. The full trailer promises more sensory overload, neon noir sexiness, and every character figuring out their truth, while securing the damn bag. “All y’all bitches is REPLACEABLE,” Uncle Clifford (Nicco Annan) yelled, setting the tone for the last season.
The trailer gives fans a closer look at the high-stakes drama taking over Chucalissa. The grand opening of the Promised Land Casino brings a massive wave of new money into town, attracting idealists, hustlers, and players from all over looking to get rich (or die trying, sorry). But we all know that’s a signal for a lot more trouble coming to the town. With fresh opportunities come fierce new rivalries, forcing everyone to decide just how much of their soul they are willing to risk for a massive payday.
Don’t Miss the Finale of “P-Valley”
Season 3 promises to be a satisfying conclusion to the transformational period most characters found themselves in last season. Along with Annan (“This is Us”), returning cast members include: Brandee Evans (“The Bobby Brown Story”) as Mercedes, Shannon Thornton (“Power”) as Keyshawn, J. Alphonse Nicholson (“Lanterns”) as Lil’ Murda, Harriett D. Foy (“Elementary”) as Mayor Woodbine, Dan J. Johnson (“Underemployed”) as Corbin, Gail Bean (“The Drop: A Snowfall Saga”) as Roulette, Psalms Salazar (Girl Lost: A Hollywood Thriller) as Whisper, Morocco Omari (“Empire”) as Big L, Dominic DeVore (The Ride) as Duffy, Jordan M. Cox (“The Outsider”) as Derrick, Thomas Q. Jones (“Johnson”) as Mane, Bertram Williams Jr. as Woddy, Mea Wilkerson as Haiku, and Loretta Devine (“Grey’s Anatomy”) as Ernestine.
The last season will drop with a double-episode premiere Friday, Dec. 4, with new episodes available to stream weekly every Friday only on STARZ. Both episodes are directed by Hall, with her directing a total of five episodes this season, while co-executive producer Jennifer Arnold directs four.
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