'Looking' Season 3: Will Jonathan Groff, Russell Tovey's Patrick & Kevin Finale "Wrap-Up" In 2016? [WATCH]

Though HBO announced the cancellation Season 3 for Looking, fans shouldn't fret because there will a finale special. Will Patrick (Jonathan Groff), Kevin (Russell Tovey)'s problems, Dom (Murray Bartlett)'s business, and Agustín (Frankie J. Alvarez)'s newfound relationship "wrap-up" in a neat ending for 2016?

As we previously mentioned, HBO released the statement, "After two years of following Patrick and his tight-knit group of friends as they explored San Francisco in search of love and lasting relationships, HBO will present the final chapter of their journey as a special. We look forward to sharing this adventure with the shows loyal fans."

In the second season finale, Agustín (Alvarez) and Eddie (Daniel Franzese) officially became a couple, Dom broke up with Doris (Lauren Weedman). Knowing she was in love with her significant other, Dom wanted Doris to focus all her attention to Malik (Bashir Salahuddin). Just as they settled into their new apartment, Patrick (Groff) doubted Kevin (Tovey) could stay faithful since he was still fooling around at massage parlors.

The closing minutes showed us a very happy Agustín and a confident Dom gazing at his business. Wanting a new look, Patrick went to Richie (Raúl Castillo) to shave his head. Did Patrick breakup with Kevin? Or is he thinking about getting back at Kevin by cheating on him with Richie?

As we mentioned before, the finale special be a two-hour movie. Production is scheduled to start shooting in September with an eye on a tentative January 2016 premiere date.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Groff dished on the upcoming storyline, "Knowing Andrew [Haigh] and Michael [Lannan], they never wrap up anything with a bow, so I can't imagine that it will be a wrap-up. But I'm excited that we get to go back and check in with the characters one last time."

Check out an inside look at the second season finale here:

Groff also shares this thoughts on the cancellation news, "Getting the opportunity to tell the story, ... I'm not just sad that we didn't get picked up for a third season; getting the opportunity to tell stories about our community was something we took very seriously and put a lot of great thought and care into. It was one of the great joys of being part of that project."

Don't forget to check out out MStars interview with actor Frankie J. Alvarez, who discussed Agustín's arc in the second season.

Readers, are you looking forward to seeing Looking special?