The White Lotus episode 3 synopsis: When does the next episode come out?

What is The White Lotus episode 3 about and when is it coming to HBO? Below, we share the synopsis and more details so you don’t miss out on the latest from HBO’s satire comedy.

HBO’s new limited series, The White Lotus, is another hit for the network. If you haven’t watched it, you’re missing out! You can stream the first two episodes now, so you are not too far behind. The network releases one episode each week on HBO and HBO Max, which you can also stream on the HBO app or HBO Max after they premiere at 9 p.m. ET.

The first episode is slow, but it does a brilliant job introducing its characters, teasing the audience with what we can expect to see from each. Not to mention, we also learned from the first few minutes that there will be a death, and we’re curious about why Shane (Jake Lacy) is traveling back home all alone. Needless to say, you need to watch sooner than later to join fans in the speculation.

Read on to learn the synopsis for episode 3, cast, and more!

The White Lotus episode 3 synopsis

The third episode of the satire comedy is titled “Mysterious Monkeys,” and it will see Quinn (Fred Hechinger) taking a scuba class with his dad Mark (Steve Zahn). As promised, Quinn leaves his gadgets to spend some bonding time with hid dad.

Meanwhile, Shane reaches out to Armond (Murray Bartlett) to help him plan a romantic evening with Rachel (Alexandra Daddario). Have Armond and Shane gotten over their passive aggressive back-and-forth? We doubt it!

At the same time, Tanya (Jennifer Coolidge) is in need of support and once again goes to Belinda (Natasha Rothwell) for help. This time, to scatter Tanya’s late mother’s ashes.

Finally, audiences will learn more about what Paula (Brittany O’Grady) is keeping from Olivia (Sydney Sweeney). Who is that guy Paula keeps talking to?

What time does The White Lotus episode 3 come out?

To watch, you’ll need HBO. The episodes air on HBO and are available to stream on the HBO app and HBO Max. They release on HBO on Sunday nights at 9 p.m. ET.

What do you think of the limited series so far?