His Dark Materials season 3

Inspired by British writer Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, the hit BBC/HBO fantasy drama began as orphan girl Lyra Belacqua set out to find her ...

Across the pond UK-based viewers were treated to the premiere of His Dark Materials season 3 on BBC One at 7:20pm on December 18 and all episodes have been made available to stream for free via BBC iPlayer. With so many different worlds and landscapes to bring to life in His Dark Materials season 3 using these meticulously-selected locations they certainly managed to create stunning, varied and believable backdrops for the intense action. If you loved Philip Pullman’s trilogy then His Dark Materials looks set to deliver all the emotional impact you’d be hoping for from the show’s final season. If you’ve been catching up on Philip Pullman’s book series or re-watching your favorite scenes from seasons 1 and 2 before diving into His Dark Materials season 3 then HBO at 9pm ET is the place to head for US-based viewers. [Firefly Lane book ending](https://www.womanandhome.com/life/news-entertainment/the-firefly-lane-book-ending-explained-and-what-it-hints-could-lie-in-store-for-season-2-part-2/) can hint at what’s to come in part 2 of the final season, The Amber Spyglass itself can provide some clues about what to expect from His Dark Materials season 3. If His Dark Materials season 3 closely follows The Amber Spyglass then we’d better prepare to travel across multiple universes. Of course, it’s possible that His Dark Materials season 3 could tweak some of the details or condense the various plot-threads given there are only eight episodes. He said, “The moment we started season one of His Dark Materials we had mapped out all three novels to know the direction in which we were heading. But it’s not just the actors appearing on screen that make His Dark Materials so special as the voice cast playing the daemons are every bit as crucial. [A post shared by His Dark Materials (@darkmaterialsofficial)](opens in new tab) The Amber Spyglass won the 2001 Whitbread Book of the Year prize and was also the first children’s book to be long-listed for the Booker Prize. Inspired by British writer Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy, the hit BBC/HBO fantasy drama began as orphan girl Lyra Belacqua set out to find her missing friend in a world where humans are accompanied by a manifestation of their inner selves called daemons that take the form of animals.