'Graceland' Season 3 Trailer: Aaron Tveit's Mike Warren Fate Teased In Promo Before Premiere!

USA Network has released an all-new promo for Season 3 of Graceland. Ahead of the upcoming June premiere, the trailer leaves viewers to guess what could be the fate of FBI Agent Mike Warren (Aaron Tveit), whose life was left hanging in the balance in the second season cliff-hanger.

Graceland follows a group of undercover agents from various law enforcement agencies living together in an isolated Southern California beach house. With the DEA, the FBI, and the ICE living together under one roof, Graceland has become a safe haven from their professional dangerous lives. Rookie FBI Agent Mike Warren (Tveit) started out in the beach house as a way to infiltrate his training officer Paul Briggs (Daniel Sunjata).

As we previously mentioned, the second season finale ended on a big question mark. Sid (Carmine Giovinazzo) was last seen in the same hospital room, crushing Mike's breathing tube. While Mike was fighting for his life after a gunshot wound, Briggs was rushing in to stop Sid. Viewers have been anxiously waiting to find out if Briggs actually saves Mike from death or not.

According to Entertainment Weekly, Mike (Tveit) is actually absent in the trailer. In the new footage, Briggs (Sunjata) is giving a rousing speech at a campfire. We see the other residents of Graceland though, but Mike's name isn't mentioned either.

On the official Facebook page for the USA drama, the caption states, "Someone has to be held accountable. Find out who pays the price June 25 at 10/9c."

Check out the trailer here:

As we mentioned before, the third season poster was also released, presenting Mike (Tveit) standing tall and pretty much okay. The tag line stated, "The Ties That Bind." Could this mean the third season starts with a time jump?

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Graceland premieres on Thursday, June 25 at 10pm on USA.

Readers, are you excited to see Graceland back?