Warning: Spoilers for the third season of “The Lincoln Lawyer.”

The Lincoln Lawyer On October 17th, the series officially returned with a brand new season. If you've already binged through all 10 episodes of the binge-worthy legal drama, you're probably wondering what's next for Mickey Haller after the shocking cliffhanger of the season three finale.

The third season, based on The gods of guilt– the fifth book by Michael Connelly The Lincoln Lawyer In the series, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo reprises the role of Los Angeles defense attorney Mickey Haller. This time he's investigating the death of his former client and friend Gloria “Glory Days” Dayton.

Mickey quickly becomes a target for those who want to keep Glory's murderer a secret. His house is broken into and an attempt to run him off the road results in the tragic death of his driver, Eddie. Mickey believes that drug dealer Hector Moya, whom he and Glory Days previously sent to prison, may be involved in his death. However, Moya says that DEA agent James De Marco is someone who should be investigated further.

During the trial, Mickey's client Julian, who is framed for Glory Days' murder, is attacked in prison and ultimately hospitalized. Mickey pushes to get former APD detective Neil Bishop to testify after he discovers that Bishop was stalking Glory before her death. Cisco eventually finds footage of Bishop and DEA agent De Marco entering Glory's house on the day of her murder.

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Who Killed Glory Days?

On the witness stand, Bishop confesses that De Marco killed Glory Days to cover up his illegal activities related to Moya's arrest. After his statement, Bishop then takes out a gun that he had hidden in his sock and takes his own life.

De Marco flees the country, and later Mickey and his team receive a photo of a body hanging from a bridge, believed to be De Marco's, presumably killed by the drug cartel.

Luckily, Julian survives this entire ordeal and with the real murderer exposed, all charges against him are dropped. Mickey also pushes for Julian to receive significant compensation after everything he's been through.

How works The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 end?

As Mickey leaves a restaurant in the season three finale, he is stopped by a police officer while driving his convertible. When Mickey asks what he did wrong, the officer explains that his license plate is missing and Mickey gets out of his vehicle.

The officer then discovers blood dripping from the car and tells Mickey to open the trunk. When Mickey refuses, he is arrested. When the trunk is opened, the police discover the body of Sam Scales, a former customer of Mickey and Lorna.

Will there be a fourth season? The Lincoln Lawyer?

Netflix has not confirmed a fourth season The Lincoln Lawyer. The streamer will likely wait to see how well the third season does before deciding to renew the show, just like it did with the third season after the release of the second season.

The series' showrunners, Ted Humphrey and Dailyn Rodriguez, recently spoke to TV Insider about what Mickey's next chapter might look like.

“We’re always kind of preparing for the next case of the season. “It won’t quite set up the next case, but it will definitely set up the next book,” Rodriguez said. Humphrey added: “I think we can say that this season will definitely take us into a fourth season in a very exciting and personal way.”

The good news is that the showrunners are optimistic about the future of the show. They expressed a desire to adapt all of the books in Michael Connelly's series, with Rodriguez teasing that they would “maybe even add more books” that could be added to the series.

“Michael hints that he may be working on another one Lincoln Lawyer “Book that goes beyond those already published,” Humphrey revealed. “We don’t know for sure. When he's working on one, we're obviously very excited to read it. We have internal plans for how we can adapt versions of all the books.” But both quickly realize that it’s up to the audience. “If audiences continue to enjoy what we do, we will continue to do the show.”

Their plans also include “a sense of where we would go for a possible fifth and even sixth season after that,” Humphrey continued.

Regarding the shocking cliffhanger at the end of season three, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo told Today.com that Mickey has “great people who can help him” if he has to go to court.

“I think Lorna and him would be the perfect couple to defend him,” he said. He also mentioned Mickey's first wife, Maggie, and “Even Andy…I mean, he's got good people.”

The first three seasons of The Lincoln Lawyer stream on Netflix.