Your prayers have been answered, Preacher fans - the show has been renewed for a fourth run.
AMC have given the go ahead for the next season of the Dominic Cooper-starring drama, and this time production has relocated to Australia.
The show, which is produced by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg and Sam Catlin, will resume production in January for a 10-episode fourth season.
"Preacher is a show unlike any other on television," said AMC president of programming David Madden (via The Hollywood Reporter).
"A passionate base of fans found their way to Jesse (Dominic Cooper), Tulip (Ruth Negga) and Cassidy (Joseph Gilgun) and have followed along with their adventures, at times indescribable adventures, for three seasons.
"We are thankful to our partners at Sony and to Seth, Evan and Sam for everything they have brought to this series, which we are pleased to renew for a fourth season. Like the superfans of Preacher, we can't wait to see where this journey leads next."
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The new season is set to see Cooper return as Jesse, alongside co-stars Ruth Negga and Joseph Gilgun as Tulip and Cassidy. Pip Torrens (Herr Starr), Noah Taylor (Hitler) and Julie Ann Emery (Lara Featherstone) are also due to return.
Preacher is based on the comics series by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, and follows a preacher who embarks on a quest to find God alongside ex-girlfriend Tulip and vampire Cassidy.
Preacher airs on AMC in the US.
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