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Austin

Also known as Austin 2024

Upcoming · ABC iview

IMDb 7.5Rated PG6 episodesSeason 3
DramaComedy
Premieres 11 Nov 2026

What to Expect

Austin treats major family changes with gentle humour rather than constant confrontation. Wedding preparations bring nerves, new in-laws and rising expectations for Austin, while his relationship with Julian gives the comedy an affectionate father-and-son thread. The move toward marriage has a warm but awkward texture, with the family gathering at Haley's parents' farm in rural Australia.

Julian and Ingrid's friendly divorce leaves them untangling a marriage without simply walking away from one another. Ingrid has a new relationship, and the pair still face pressure to develop a book series alongside the Big Bear TV show. Those overlapping personal and working ties give their separation a practical complication: their lives are changing, but there is still work to do together.

Series premise

When author Julian's offensive post goes viral, his career seems over until his neuro divergent son Austin suddenly arrives. Embracing Austin may be Julian's path to redemption if he and wife Ingrid can move past his mistakes.

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