There are signs that Love on the Spectrum U.S. could start producing seasons faster. Love on the Spectrum season 3 dropped all seven episodes on April 2, 2025, and it dazzled viewers in the process. Some of the fan-favorites were back, like Dani Bowman, as she navigated her relationship with Adan Correa. Unfortunately, Dani and Adan hit a crossroads they could not overcome, but Dani has since connected with someone else and is in a happy relationship. Abbey Lutes and David Isaacman were the other returning couple in season 3, and they ended the season on a high note (literally).
Connor Tomlinson, Tanner Smith, and James Jones were the single Love on the Spectrum cast members who were returning to the show still single and ready to find love. Connor met Georgie Harris, and they grew their adorable connection throughout the season, with Connor even getting his first kiss. Tanner ended the season single, but James met a woman without Love on the Spectrum producers’ help, and he is now in a relationship. The newcomer cast members were also lucky in love, and it’s a good sign for the speed at which the show gets turned around.
Love On The Spectrum Is Bigger Than Ever
LOTS Season 3 Had Major Positive Reception
Love on the Spectrum U.S. premiered in May 2022, and its fanbase has grown exponentially since then. LOTS only makes one season a year as it has stood, but it seems larger than life on Netflix when it does drop. Viewers have become enthralled with the show that is unlike any U.S. dating show out there. Not only are the interview segments a joy to watch, but the editing is top-notch, and the cast members get a lot of support from producers as well.
LOTS aims to showcase the challenges of dating with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and critical reception of the concept and its execution has been widely praised.
The family of the cast members and all the golden moments that have come with them have also solidified the show’s popularity.
Moreover, it has a good mix of returning cast and couples along with new faces. Now that LOTS has momentum in the reality TV industry, it is bigger than ever and has a huge platform, leading many to wonder if they can anticipate faster seasons.
Love On The Spectrum Australia Was Never Revived
Leaving A Need For More Content
Love on the Spectrum originally started in Australia with the same producers in 2020. It only had two seasons before it stopped filming in 2021. While the show wasn’t officially canceled, producer Cian O’Clery put his focus on the U.S. version and another Australian dating show. Now that the U.S. version is the only installment, there is a lot of room and a need for more content.
Fans clearly like the concept and the cast, so it would be beneficial to deliver more than one season a year, because the niche is there.
Love On The Spectrum Shouldn’t Leave Fans On Hiatus Too Long
Long Hiatuses Annoy Fans
The other problem with Love on the Spectrum taking year-long hiatuses, is that it annoys fans. Once fans are hooked, having to wait a year in between seasons is less than ideal. Also, it means viewers are likely watching what happened on the show a year after it took place.
By producing seasons faster, the show would be giving viewers what they want, and it would be a great opportunity for even more new and returning faces to share their experiences. While there is no official word that Love on the Spectrum will make seasons quicker, it’s not out of the realm of possibility due to its popularity. The show clearly has the audience, the platform, the Netflix budget, and the niche to turn out more seasons, so it’s up to the producers at this point.