‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Premiere Sets the Stage for a Wild Season 3 (& It Already Feels *Personal*)

The Lincoln Lawyer season three picks up right where the previous installment ends, with Mickey investigating the murder of Gloria Dayton (Fiona Rene), aka “Glory Days,” after she revealed information about the Mexican drug cartel. The two biggest questions: Was her murder an unrelated coincidence? Or was she killed for being a snitch?

One of the best aspects about The Lincoln Lawyer season three is that there’s no shortage of action. First, there’s the Glory Days investigation, which will likely span the entire season. Then, there are the smaller cases that are typically solved in one episode—like Eddie’s (Allyn Moriyon) car hijacking fiasco.

Not to mention, Mickey also has loads of interpersonal relationships with friends, family and clients that each feed into the bigger storyline, ultimately creating never-ending drama.

Unlike previous installments of The Lincoln Lawyer, this new season feels personal. Not only is he investigating the murder of someone he knows, but he also feels somewhat responsible for her death. And if I’ve learned anything from seasons one and two, it’s that Mickey will stop at nothing to get answers—especially when it comes to this personal attack on Glory Days.

The more personal nature of this season shouldn't come as a huge shock. In an interview with Netflix’s Tudum, co-showrunner Dailyn Rodriguez previously revealed, “This one is personal, because it’s a client that he actually really cared about and thought she had gotten out of that life and out of danger. Mickey very much is [wondering], ‘Did he have something to do with this? Could he have done more to help her?’”

Something tells me we're about to find out.

All ten episodes of The Lincoln Lawyer season three are now streaming on Netflix.

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