Prime Video has confirmed Season 3 of No One Will Miss Us — and it’s already in the works. Production kicks off in Q1 2027, according to Camila Misas, Head of Local Originals, Mexico, for Prime Video & Amazon MGM Studios, who dropped the news at Madrid’s IberSeries confab. Mexico’s in the spotlight there, and the announcement wasn’t a throwaway line: stars from the show lit up social media the moment it was made official. The series, known as Nadie Nos Va a Extrañar in Spanish, is set in the 1990s and follows a group of high school outsiders who turn their academic edge into a side hustle, grading papers, writing essays, even faking attendance records. For cash. Their underground operation gives them power, visibility, and a kind of rebellion that feels both nostalgic and urgent. The show’s success in Mexico is undeniable: it’s been in Prime Video’s top ten locally since its debut. Season 2 arrived last year, and now fans can expect more of the same mix, new characters, new stories, and a fresh direction under director Samuel Kishi. Silvana Aguirre returns as showrunner, with Adriana Pelusi and Gibrán Portela handling scripts. The production arm behind it all? The Immigrant, founded by former Univision exec Camila Jiménez-Villa and El Chapo creator Aguirre in 2019, backed minority by Fremantle. It’s not just a win for Mexican teen drama. It’s proof that stories about kids who don’t fit in still have the kind of cultural pull that makes studios greenlight sequels before the first season even ends. The next chapter begins in early 2027. But what happens when the money stops flowing? That’s the real question.