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Mayfair Witches Season 3

I just saw the teaser trailer for Mayfair Witches S3, which is going to be set in Salem, MA, and I'm all kinds of giddy. The Salem witches wear pointy witch hats! And their wardrobe is sort of late puritan-sheik. I have enjoyed the first two seasons, so this looks like it will be worth the wait until December 30, 2026.


Season 2 went nearly scorched Earth in the finale, and the season as a whole was really good, and completely fun, and ended with Rowan's uncle Cortland trapped in Julien's mind, thanks to the Victrola spell, leaving Julien to inhabit Cortland's body, free at last.


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