Bravo has released the trailer for The McBee Dynasty Season 3 and set the premiere date for Monday, June 15 at 9 p.m. ET.

The McBee family is back, and they remain at risk of losing their farm as their patriarch faces prison time after an FBI investigation.

The Season 3 cast includes Steven McBee Jr., Cole McBee, Jesse McBee, Brayden McBee, Kristi McBee, Alli McBee, Kacie Adkison, Allie Eklund, Galyna Saltkovska, and Masha Petrova.

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The McBee Dynasty Season 3 sees the family’s return, with their future in great danger. The family patriarch facing prison time following a massive FBI investigation and banks calling in loans as a result, the McBee family must scramble to protect their legacy amid new romances, unexpected pregnancies, emotional goodbyes, and devastating losses across the family businesses. Is this the start of a new chapter… or the end of a dynasty?

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The third season of the reality series is the second on Bravo, following its move from Peacock, where it aired for one season.

The McBee Dynasty is produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions, in association with 3BMG. Jeff Jenkins, Russell Jay-Staglik, Luke Neslage, Brandon Beck, Ross Weintraub, and Reinout Oerlemans executive produce.

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Watch the trailer for The McBee Dynasty Season 3 in the video below.

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The Mandalorian and Grogu star Pedro Pascal says his Star Wars bounty hunter is aware of his own mortality compared to Grogu’s – and he’s getting a bit existential about it in the upcoming movie.

“They are real partners, at this point,” Pascal said of the titular duo at the UK Fan Event Q&A attended by GamesRadar+. “Grogu is on every mission, on every adventure, they are side by side. And it’s sentimental, because Din Djarin knows that this creature will outlive him, and I think that, existentially, he’s very, very focused on making sure that he can survive in a world without him.

“And of course, the power that Grogu has surpasses Mando’s by a lot. And yet none of us wants to let go of our child, and none of us wants to keep that child from growing into everything that they can do. So that’s really, I think, the very, very textured relationship and story that they’re able to tell on a thrill ride that you cannot believe.”

It’s been three years since The Mandalorian season 3, so we’re well overdue for a reunion with our favorite duo from the galaxy far, far away. If you’re keen to find out what the pair were up to in the interim, a prequel comic is also on the way to fill in the gaps between the show and the movie – but you’ll have to wait a couple of months to get your hands on it.

The Mandalorian and Grogu arrives in theaters on May 22. In the meantime, check out our guide to all the other upcoming Star Wars movies and shows.

“One of the very first things that Tim [Burton] said when we started was ‘don’t make this funny’,” Wednesday composer Chris Bacon said about the musical direction he got from the series’ Oscar-nominated director and executive producer.

“It’s a funny show, but Tim Burton, he was very serious: ‘Do not play funny music.’ Play them serious,” Bacon added during a panel for the show at Deadline’s Sound & Screen Television awards-season concert event. “The same way Jenna Ortega plays it. That makes it funnier if it’s darker, heavier, more serious. Keep it grounded in that macabre fantasy world.”

In Season 2, Ortega’s Wednesday encounters plenty: she contends with a corrupt principal in Steve Buscemi’s Principal Dort, battles her monstrous boyfriend, bonds with mother Morticia, and even dies and rises again.

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“Season 2 was a chance to take what we started in Season 1 and create this language that was quirky but also not too quirky that felt like it could have existed at any time,” says Bacon.

Wednesday is a contemporary show, “but the Addams Family doesn’t exist in time,” added the composer.

With moments such as a monster mom finding her monster son, “it was chance to do more and be unabashedly thematic,” said Bacon, who went to town with a sweeping cinematic score accentuated by French horns when Enid (Emma Myers) turns into a werewolf to save Wednesday.

It’s not the Addams Family without the harpsicord, which was used in the original theme of the 1964 TV series. But how does Bacon regulate the instrument he quips as one “I hated my entire life”? “It’s part of their sound and it’s part of what keeps the Addams Family timeless,” he says. “It’s a great sound to throw in to remind us that we’re there.”

Season 3 of Wednesday began production in Ireland at the end of February, adding Chris Sarandon, Noah Taylor, Oscar Morgan, Kennedy Moyer and Winona Ryder to the cast. A recent photo that was dropped shows the action heading to Paris.

In regards to teasing what Season 3’s score might sound like, Bacon simply said, “Music is being made.”

Check back Monday for the panel video.