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‘Colin From Accounts’ Ending With Season 3, Confirm Harriet Dyer & Patrick Brammall; Final Launch Date Set
Australian comedy *Colin From Accounts* will end with its upcoming third season, with stars and co-creators Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall saying it feels like the right time to finish the story. The announcement matters because the series has become a major success for Binge in Australia and has also built a strong audience in the US on Paramount+ and in the UK on the BBC, giving it notable cultural reach beyond its home market.
Binge has set 27 July as the Australian launch date, with the first two episodes released together and the remaining five arriving weekly, making the final season seven episodes long and bringing the show to 24 episodes overall. Season three begins after Gordon’s failed proposal and centres on whether Gordon and Ashley truly belong together or are mainly connected by Colin, the dog they adopted; new cast members include Thomas Cocquerel, Nikki Shiels and Mark Trevorrow, alongside a large returning ensemble. The series is produced by Easy Tiger Productions and CBS Studios, with Trent O’Donnell directing four episodes and Madeleine Dyer directing the other four.
In short
- *Colin From Accounts* will finish with season three.
- The final season launches in Australia on 27 July.
- Season three follows Gordon after his failed proposal.
Explained simply
Colin From Accounts is an Australian comedy series starring and created by Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall. The show centres on Gordon and Ashley, two people who meet by chance and navigate a complicated relationship after adopting a dog together called Colin.
The series debuted on the Australian streaming service Binge and became one of its biggest successes, eventually reaching audiences on Paramount+ in the United States and the BBC in the United Kingdom. This expansion across major markets has made it one of Australia's most successful television exports in recent years.
The show has appealed to viewers by combining comedy with genuine emotional storytelling about modern relationships and what keeps two people connected. Rather than relying purely on jokes, it explores deeper questions about whether Gordon and Ashley truly belong together, which has helped it find fans across different countries.