reprising her role as a deranged version of herself living in a fantastical world populated with quirky characters who pop in and out of her DIY fantasy.
"It’s still more narrative, and we kept a lot of the cooking elements from season 1, but it’s just more of a mindf—," Sedaris. "Season two was more like everybody wanted to kill me. Season 3 is more psychological and gets into [the characters’] heads a little bit more." The trailer confirms Sedaris' observation, with the star treating viewers to lessons on how to survive a foreign prison , trimming her female assistant's "Jesus beard," and placing hot dogs on the end of a rake.
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