The Disney+ and Hulu heist series The Artful Dodger is gearing up for its third and final season, set to resolve the lingering mysteries from season two’s cliffhanger finale, “Change of Heart.” Crafted by James McNamara, David Maher, and David Taylor, the show stands out as a streaming gem worth watching.
With a near‑perfect 96% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, the series acts as a clever spin‑off of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, transplanted to 1850s colonial Australia. The debut season launched on November 29, 2023; a follow‑up was greenlit later that year and premiered on February 10, 2026. Last month the show received an official green light for a third and final season, although a release date remains unannounced. A recent behind‑the‑scenes clip posted on X confirms that filming has begun.
What Happens in ‘The Artful Dodger’ Season 3?
The clip shows the cast reuniting in Sydney, Australia, where filming has reportedly commenced. Most fan favorites can be seen, including Thomas Brodie-Sangster, who leads The Artful Dodger as Dr Jack Dawkins, the eponymous character, thereby confirming his Season 3 return. Jack was released from prison and conscripted into the Royal Navy, where his skilled fingers led him to become a surgeon. His medical expertise then earned him recognition during the Crimean War, after which he was recommended for service in the colony. Others also set to return are David Thewlis and Maia Mitchell, who will reprise their respective roles as Norbert Fagin and Lady Belle Fox.
Plot details for The Artful Dodger Season 3 have yet to be revealed, but fans can expect things to pick up from where the Season 2 finale left off. As fans remember, Season 2 ended with skilled surgeons Jack and Lady Belle reuniting at the Port Victory docks after Jack chose not to flee and rejoin the Navy. Meanwhile, Fagin was presumed dead after Dawkins injected him, aiding his escape from authorities and allowing him to avoid responsibility for his crimes.
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Thomas Brodie-Sangster
Dr Jack Dawkins
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