[Warning: General spoilers ahead.]
Good news, bad news, #FROMily. The Season 3 finale is finally here and we’re getting a Season 4, but you’ll have to wait a hair as it’s not expected to air until 2026. That’s actually not a bad problem when you consider the OMG WTFery that’s going to be unleashed Sunday. You’re going to need the time to sort it at all out. No spoilers, because while sharing is caring, in this instance, it’s not.




At a very high level, here’s what writer/producers John Griffin and Jeff Pinkner and director Harold Bender have coming for you in a jam-packed episode (that is NOT for the squeamish, just saying, and yes, I regularly watch the show):
- Elgin faces a crowdsourced reckoning about abducting Fatima.
- Boyd is given another test about how far he will go and whether the town will finally break him.
- Tabitha and Jade uncover even more startling ties to the past, pushing Tabitha to a possible point of no return with Jim.
- Jade plays violin again and you may well ugly cry.
- Fatima grows increasingly desperate and then gets a terrifying assist.
- Victor has a hard conversation with Henry about what he learned. Ugly cry warning #2.
- Julie seeks counsel with Ethan again.
- We get an answer about the maybe baby.
- Boyd witnesses a a very unwelcome blast from his past.
- The time travel thread is pulled again.
- Randall finally hits a wall with his flashbacks.
- Kristi seeks answers from Marielle about what happened to her in the ruins.
- Sara makes a horrifying choice that she won’t be able to walk back.
This is definitely an episode you want to set the DVR long for if you’re recording because the last moment is a doozy. If you’re watching it on streaming, be kind to the folks waiting for the linear airing live Tweet.




The From Season 3 finale airs this Sunday, dropping first on the MGM+ app at 12:01 am ET and airing linearly at 9 pm/8c on MGM+ in the US and on Paramount+ via Prime Video subscription channels in Canada. All episodes through 309 are available on MGM+ online and via the app and on Prime Video in the US, and on Paramount+ in Canada.ICYMI, all of our previous coverage — 40+ pieces, including new Season 3 interviews with Scott McCord, Corteon Moore, Pegah Ghafoori, Ricky He, Robert Joy, and Catalina Sandino Moreno — is here.
Here’s a sneak peek of the finale, and check back afterward for my new interview with Harold Perrineau!
Photos courtesy of Chris Reardon/MGM+.