How Many Murders Will 'Only Murders in the Building' Solve?
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Attention, Arconiacs: we have some important news to share. Rumor has it, Only Murders in The Building might return for another season. Now don't get too excited. Nothing has been confirmed just yet, but any good amateur detective knows how to pay attention to clues. The biggest hint so far is the success of Season Three. Have you tuned in? Mable, Charles, and Oliver have just hit their stride as investigators. They couldn’t possibly give up now, right?
I surely hope not. What would we do without our three favorite podcasters? Hulu executives, if you’re reading this, please give the people what they want. In the meantime, here is everything we know about the future of Only Murders in the Building.
What Could Season Four of Only Murders in The Building be About?
Well, dear reader, that depends on how Season Three ends. The finale premieres on October 3, and it’s shaping up to reveal some massive secrets. This season has tracked the murder of Ben Gilroy, the star of Oliver's Broadway play. So far, the trio has eliminated two suspects—but there are more contenders waiting in the wings.
In the past, each finale has teased the next season. Once we see where things end, we’ll have a better sense of what lies ahead.
Who Will Be In Season Four of Only Murders in The Building?
The core cast should return, so long as none of them bite the dust in the next two weeks. So far, it seems like Mable, Oliver, and Charles are safe from harm. But hey, this is a murder-mystery after all—perhaps one of them could be the next victim! Whatever happens next, I hope it includes Loretta. We could always use more time with Meryl Streep.
When Will Season Four of Only Murders in The Building Be Released?
If Only Murders in the Building returns for another season, we’d likely reunite at the Arconia in 2025. Typically, Hulu releases a new season each year, but all productions are currently stalled due to the SAG-AFTRA strike. So, we have a long way to go—but don't pack up your sleuthing kit in the meantime.
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