The Sex Lives Of College Girls Releases Full Season 3 Trailer Ahead Of November Premiere On Max
The Sex Lives of College Girls are wilder — and, frankly, furrier — than ever in the official trailer for the Max comedy's third season.
The streamer announced on Wednesday that Season 3 will premiere Thursday, Nov. 21, with a new episode dropping weekly through Jan. 23. One change for the upcoming season? Episodes will roll out at 9/8c each week, rather than 3 am (as was the strategy for the first two seasons).
In the trailer embedded above, Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet), Whitney (Alyah Chanelle Scott) and Bela (Amrit Kaur) are enjoying the men of Essex College plenty in their current semester. (Bela, to no one's surprise, is especially eager to hook up with the guy underneath Essex's mascot, Franklin the Fox.) And there are multiple glimpses of Reneé Rapp (aka Leighton), who, as previously reported, will exit the series after appearing in a handful of Season 3 episodes.
"College Girls moved me out to LA and introduced me to some of my favorite people. Two and a half years later — it's given me y'all and this community," Rapp wrote in an X post when her departure was announced. "A lot of queer work gets belittled — but playing Leighton has changed my life. I love who I am 10x more than I did before knowing her. I hope she gave y'all a little bit of that too."
One thing the trailer does not touch upon, however, is the Season 2 finale's biggest development: Kimberly kissing Whitney's ex-boyfriend Canaan, which Whitney saw for herself.
"I don't have a lot of interest in putting more [girl-on-girl cattiness] out into the world. It also doesn't ever feel true to me when I see it," showrunner Justin Noble previously told TVLine. "But the fact that [Kimberly] feels the need to lie to Whitney about it the next morning shows that Kimberly knows this was a bit of a move, and perhaps there's some drama between them on the horizon."
New cast additions for The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3 include Rebecca Wisocky (Ghosts) as an Essex College professor, and Gracie Lawrence (Billions), Mia Rodgers (Trauma), Nabeel Muscatwalla (Good Trouble), Devin Craig (Queen Sugar), Ruby Cruz (Mare of Easttown), Michael Provost (Insatiable) and Roby Attal (Partner Track) as Essex students.