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The new trailer for the upcoming episodes of Good Trouble has just debuted online on Friday (July 9)!

The Coterie residents are back for the second half of the Freeform show’s third season.

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There’s an all new episode of Good Trouble TONIGHT (March 10) and the Adams Foster family is back together!

In “Klompendansen,” or “The Clog Dance,” The Fosters and the Hunters get together for a Dutch-themed goodbye party for Brandon and Eliza.

Returning for the episode include David Lambert (Brandon), Hayden Byerly (Jude), Teri Polo (Stef), Sherri Saum (Lena), Dallas Young (Corey), Megan West (Eliza), Susan Walters (Diane Hunter), Robert Gant (Jim Hunter), Spencer List (Carter Hunter), and of course, Gavin Macintosh, who played Connor on The Fosters!

Noticeably missing is Noah Centineo‘s Jesus. Last we saw him was on a video call at Christmas as he was in India with Emma.

If you remember, in the “A Very Coterie Christmas” episode, Jude and Carter actually shared a kiss, and based off of these first look photos from tonight’s ep, it looks like they might be in a relationship.

Tune in to Good Trouble TONIGHT (March 10) at 10pm ET/PT on Freeform to find out what happens and why Connor is back!

Check out the gallery for tons of photos from the episode!

Good Trouble season three kicks off TONIGHT (February 17)!

The Freeform show will premiere it’s latest season, which was pushed back due to the pandemic.

In the season premiere, with Jerod’s case on the line, Callie takes a job with a high profile defense lawyer. After sleeping with Evan, Mariana has to make a decision regarding her relationship with Raj. Meanwhile, Malika’s future is on the line with her impending trial.

Good Trouble stars Cierra Ramirez, Maia Mitchell, Zuri Adele, Emma Hunton, Sherry Cola, Tommy Martinez and Josh Pence, as well as Beau Mirchoff, Roger Bart, Seri DeYoung, TJ Linnard, Dhruv Uday Singh and Maisie Klompus.

Constance Zimmer will be a big part of the season in a recurring role. In case you missed it, two very handsome men also joined the cast!

“I’m so proud of these episodes and cannot wait to share them with you guys!!!!! (this is my favorite season.. hands down),” Maia, who’s also an executive producer, shared on Instagram story.

In case you missed it, it was just revealed that this The Fosters character is going to be making a surprise return in an episode later on in the season.

Tune in to the Good Trouble season three premiere TONIGHT (February 17) at 10pm ET/PT!

OMG! We are in total shock!!

A new teaser clip for the upcoming third season of Good Trouble was just released and you won’t believe who is back – Connor!

In the clip, Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) and Callie (Maia Mitchell) head home for a bit of a family reunion for Brandon (David Lambert) and Eliza’s (Megan West) going away party before they move to Amsterdam.

“The episode is Brandon and Eliza’s going-away party,” executive producer Joanna Johnson told TV Line. She also shared the party has “a lot of fun surprises” with “a lot of humor, because we always love to have fun with our Foster family.”

The biggest shock of all though, so far, is Connor’s return. While we don’t know the context of his return, we are so excited to see him back. The last time we’ve seen Connor, aka Gavin Macintosh, was back in season three of The Fosters.

Although, Brandon and Eliza seem to have a secret as well, so we can’t wait to find out what’s going on!

Also featured in the episode, which is the fourth of the season, are Eliza’s parents Walter (Robert Gant) and Diane (Susan Walters), Brandon’s moms Stef (Teri Polo) and Lena (Sherri Saum), Jude (Hayden Byerly) and of course, Eliza’s brother and Callie’s ex Jamie (Beau Mirchoff).

Good Trouble‘s season three will premiere TOMORROW (February 17) on Freeform.

Good Trouble is getting a couple of new faces for the upcoming third season!

It was just revealed that Jayson Blair and Marcus Emanuel Mitchell have joined the cast as recurring characters.

Jayson will play “Tony, a devoted and charismatic lawyer who works for Kathleen Gale (Constance Zimmer),” Deadline reports.

Marcus will portray Dyonte, “an activist and organizer with a strong sense of purpose, a nurturing spirit and a sly, playful sense of humor who works with Malika (Zuri Adele).”

This isn’t the first Freeform series Jayson has been on. He previously had a recurring role as Josh’s brother on Young & Hungry, and was a love interest for both Emily Osment‘s Gabi and Aimee Carrero‘s Sofia.

Marcus is most well known for his role as Dondre Hall in Step Up: High Water, as well as Making Moves and High Strung.

In addition to the new casting announcements, a new season trailer was just released. Check it out here!

Good Trouble, which stars Maia Mitchell, Cierra Ramirez, Tommy Martinez, Emma Hunton, Sherry Cola, Zuri Adele, Beau Mirchoff and Josh Pence, will return on February 17th on Freeform.

Good Trouble season three is finally coming!

It was just revealed that the long-awaited next season of the Freeform series will premiere on Wednesday, February 17th. They also shared a sneak peek at the season.

The Fosters spin-off stars Cierra Ramirez, Maia Mitchell, Zuri Adele, Emma Hunton, Sherry Cola, Tommy Martinez and Josh Pence, as well as Beau Mirchoff, Roger Bart, Seri DeYoung, TJ Linnard, Dhruv Uday Singh and Maisie Klompus.

Good Trouble was put on hold like every other production earlier this year, due to the pandemic, and in May, Cierra and Maia shared an update with fans.

The girls revealed that because of the shut down, the show wasn’t going to be ready to premiere in the summer, as originally planned.

Back in September, Cierra was seen on set of the upcoming season with a few of her co-stars who make up some of the team at Speckulate.

Kelli Berglund and Avan Jogia pose for a cute pic while arriving at Starz’s FYC 2019 event held at Westfield Century City on Sunday afternoon (June 2) in Century City, Calif.

The two actors joined their Now Apocalypse co-stars Beau Mirchoff and Roxane Mesquida, plus showrunner Gregg Araki at the event, which featured exciting conversations with the casts and creators from several of STARZ’s original series.

Just recently, Avan and Kelli both opened up about shedding their past Nickelodeon and Disney personas for more mature projects.

“If you’re just pursuing and following the career you actually like, the career that you want to do, your fan base becomes more purely people who actually mess with you as an artist,” Avan explained to TV Guide.

“I think people, too, forget that we’re human and we all grow up,” Kelli adds. “But to people, to the world, I’m still 16.”

“People want you to not change, because if you change, they remember that they’ve changed,” Avan continued. “It’s nostalgia. So if we grow up, they have to go, ‘Oh wait, I’m growing up.’”