After things almost got extremely sticky at the end of season one of Outer Banks, John B. and Sarah were seen fleeing to the Bahamas in season two. The season closed with the news that John B's long-lost father had been found alive, and The Pogues and rival band The Kooks were still vying for the $400M.
According to the show's creators Josh Pate and Shannon Burke, who spoke about how the second season's conclusion was going to influence the third, 'John B.'s relationship with his dad is a huge theme and having his dad back around, and eventually they're planning to meet back up and John B Has to resolve his ideal image of his dead dad with the truth of his alive dad,' in a 2021 interview with Entertainment Weekly.
It will essentially serve as an instrument and the third season's spine. But they're not going to give up trying to get the gold,' they added, referring to the ongoing search for hidden wealth.
The official plot summary for season 3 writes: “After losing the gold and fleeing the Outer Banks, Season 3 finds the Pogues washed ashore on a desert island that, for a brief moment, seems like an idyllic home. The island's newest occupants, officially known as 'Poguelanders,' spend their days swimming, fishing, and enjoying the carefree lifestyle of their temporary home. But when John B, Sarah, Kiara, Pope, JJ, and Cleo find themselves once more involved in a race for the riches, they suddenly find themselves in danger and have to literally run for their lives.'
Excited for Outerbanks Season 3? It will premiere on February 23 so be on the lookout!