"Bloodline Season 3" is a big mystery for the fans. Executive producer Daniel Zelman initially had planned that the said series would have around six seasons. But Netflix suddenly announced last September that the drama would have their third and last season mid of 2017. Even if the said series has been canceled, "Bloodline Season 3" fans are still excited for the third and final season.

There were speculations that the series was canceled because the state of Florida, where the series is being produced, has cut the incentive program that would result in a more expensive production of the series. Another reason, according to MNG, is that the drama series did not make it in the TV's best prestige dramas. It was also reported that the drama series was not that juicy enough to attract the pop-culture. The streaming giant canceled  "Bloodline Season 3," which is the third original series by Netflix. 

The series was initially planned to have six seasons, so how would the third season of "Bloodline" end the series neatly? The fans are expecting that more sinister family secrets would be revealed. "Bloodline" producers Zelman, Todd A. Kessler, and Glenn Kessler were tongue-tied on how the season would be unveiled. The official premiere date of "Bloodline Season 3" is still unknown as of the moment

Although the said series is about to reach its end, there is always good news in every bad news. Recently, Ben Mendelsohn who played the role of Danny Rayburn in "Bloodline Season 3" received the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series after being nominated twice.

This is the first Emmy Award that Ben Mendelsohn received. Kyle Chandler, Mendelsohn's co-star, was nominated five times for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, did not succeed to take home the prize, according to Ecumenical News.

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