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Colin from Accounts confirms when series will end for good as Australian return date revealed

The show will return with season 3.

Harriet Dyer as Ashley and Patrick Brammall as Gordon in Colin from Accounts, sat together on one side of a dinner table

BBC/CBS Studios/Paramount+ ©2024/Lisa Tomasetti

Published: Wednesday, 15 July 2026 at 11:53 am

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The creators of Australian comedy series Colin From Accounts have revealed when fans can expect season 3 to land, while also revealing that the upcoming instalment will be the show’s last.

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The show, which is written by husband and wife Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, who also star, will return with season 3 on Binge in Australia on 27 July.

Brammall and Dyer announced the news in an Instagram post on Tuesday (14 July), with Dyer revealing “this is our last season”, after which a montage of characters from the show appear on screen shouting expletives.

Meanwhile, in a statement, the pair said: “Creatively it feels like the right time to say goodbye to Colin From Accounts after three seasons."

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They continued: “We loved everything about making this show. From writing all 24 episodes and producing with our amazing partners at Easy Tiger, to acting on set with our brilliant cast and spunky crew, to sitting in the edit with our wonderful post team where we are currently wrapping things up.

"We’re going to miss making this show terribly, but we hope you love season 3 as much as we do. Thank you for watching, it means the world.”

Patrick Brammall as Gordon and Harriet Dyer as Ashley in Colin From Accounts, looking shocked

Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer as Ashley and Gordon in Colin from Accounts. BBC/CBS Studios/Paramount+ ©2024/Joel Pratley

The comedy, which follows Ashley (Dyer) and Gordon (Brammall), a mismatched couple who adopt an injured dog, who they call Colin, proved to be one of the biggest breakout shows when it premiered back in 2023, and has since gone on to win over audiences internationally, airing on Paramount+ in the US and on BBC in the UK.

Season 3 is set to begin with a time jump and pick up a couple of years after Gordon’s failed proposal, with the pair navigating their now-complicated relationship and trying to decide whether to stay together – or whether Colin is the only thing binding them together.

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Other returning cast members alongside Dyer and Brammall in season 3 include Emma Harvie, Genevieve Hegney, Michael Logo, Helen Thomson, Darren Gilshenan, Virginia Gay, Annie Maynard, Celeste Barber, Justin Rosniak and Tai Hara.

Meanwhile, newcomers to the cast include Thomas Cocquerel (All Her Fault), Nikki Shiels (The Last Anniversary) and Mark Trevorrow (The Bob Downe Show).

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