It's technically season 3, but because it's a reboot and was taken over by VH1 they changed the name to Sceam: Resurrection as a new series. It has an all new cast and story, ghostface is back as well. Not connected to the other series.
No, the Scream TV series will feature all new characters in a new town similar to Woodsboro called Lakewood, however some characters will have similar characteristics to the characters from the film series. The TV show may still be in the same continuity canon of the Scream films so there may be a possibility of a film character retuning in a future season.
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- How many seasons does Scream: The TV Series have?3 seasons
- How many episodes does Scream: The TV Series have?29 episodes
- When did Scream: The TV Series premiere?June 30, 2015
- When did Scream: The TV Series end?July 10, 2019
- How long are episodes of Scream: The TV Series?45 minutes
- What is the IMDb rating of Scream: The TV Series?7 out of 10
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- Who directed Scream: The TV Series?Ti West, Rodman Flender, Leigh Janiak, Gil Kenan, Tim Hunter, Patrick Lussier, E.L. Katz, Darren Grant, Oz Scott, Daniel Stamm, and others
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- What is the plot of Scream: The TV Series?A serialized anthology series that follows a group of teenagers being targeted by a masked serial killer.
- Who are the characters in Scream: The TV Series?Anna Hobbs, Audrey Jensen, Ava Miller, Branson's Student, Brooke Maddox, Cassie James, Deputy Herberg, Deputy Lavern Shell, Deputy Mike Newsome, Deputy Stevens, and others
- What genre is Scream: The TV Series?Comedy Drama, Comedy, Crime Drama, Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery, and Thriller
- How many awards has Scream: The TV Series won?3 awards
- How many awards has Scream: The TV Series been nominated for?13 nominations
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