Call Me Kat season 3: finale, cast and everything we know about the sitcom
Mayim Bialik's Kat returns, but where will she go in this brand new season?
Fox has brought the sitcom Call Me Kat back for season 3. Although optimistic Kat, played by Mayim Bialik, is okay with being single and nearly 40, society and her mother, played by Swoosie Kurtz, say otherwise.
Call Me Kat, which was created by Miranda Hart, is inspired by the BBC UK original series Miranda, which stars Hart. Its first season kicked off in January 2021, followed by its second season in January 2022.
Here's what we know about season 3 of Call Me Kat and how you can watch it (including old episodes).
When is the next Call Me Kat season 3 episode?
Call Me Kat season 3 wraps up on Thursday, May 4, with the season finale airing at 9:30 pm ET/PT on Fox. Here is the synopsis for the finale, titled "Call Me a Donut Wall":
"Randi and Carter decide to get married at the courthouse. However, things take a turn for the worse when Kat accidentally gets Randi's wedding ring stuck on her finger. Meanwhile, Country superstar Russell Dickerson offers Max a life-changing career opportunity and Max must make a big decision about his future."
See what else is on with WTW's complete US TV listings.
Call Me Kat season 3 cast
Mayim Bialik is back as the book-smart Kat. Bialik is best known for her time on The Big Bang Theory, in addition to Call me Kat she is also one of the permanent Jeopardy! hosts.
The five other prominent characters are expected to return as well. Check out the main cast right here:
- Mayim Bialik as Kat
- Swoosie Kurtz as Sheila
- Leslie Jordan as Phil
- Kyla Pratt as Randi
- Cheyenne Jackson as Max
- Julian Grant as Carter
Oscar, played by Christopher Rivas, has not appeared in season 3 after he and Kat broke up in season 2.
Leslie Jordan's character is also going to be written out of the show following Jodran's death in October 2022. His last episode was in Call Me Kat season 3 episode 8.
Call Me Kat season 3 plot
Call Me Kat began following the death of Kat's father, which prompts her to leave her job as a professor, take the money her parents had set aside for her wedding and open a cat café. The show has followed her adventures as she embarks on this new chapter in her life.
At the end of season 2, Kat's career and love life are up in the air. She heads off to Paris (spoiler!) after her breakup with Oscar, but as Bialik told TV Insider in May 2022 (before season 3 was renewed), the character has options on where she will end up.
"I can see her ending up a lot of places. I can see her finding a new version of herself. I could see her making changes. I really don't know, and it's exciting," Bialik said.
Call Me Kat season 3 trailer
No, Fox has not released a trailer for the new season.
How to watch Call Me Kat
For US viewers, you can watch new episodes of Call Me Kat on Fox on Thursdays at 9:30 pm ET/PT. If you want to catch up on old episodes (or rewatch them to refresh your memory before season 3), you can stream season 2 on Hulu and fuboTV with a subscription, or for free through Fox.com if you subscribe to a service with access to the network. All episodes of Call Me Kat are available to rent on Prime Video for $2.99 per episode or $24.99 for the entirety of seasons 1 or 2.
Unfortunately, Call Me Kat isn’t available to watch in the UK. However, the show is loosely based on Miranda, which aired three seasons from 2009 to 2015, and is available to watch on British TV via Prime Video, BritBox and The Roku Channel.
Is there going to be a Call Me Kat season 4?
Call Me Kat has not been renewed for season 4 or cancelled by Fox as of May 4. Cast member Cheyenne Jackson told TVLine they expect to hear the fate of the comedy in the coming weeks.
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