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Entertainment · Television & streaming · published 2026-08-26 · via The A.V. Club

Emily in Paris final season to feature Greece, premieres in December

The final season of Emily in Paris will include scenes shot in Greece, according to creator Darren Star, who calls it the biggest season yet. The show is currently in production in France, and Netflix has released first-look photos. The sixth and final season premieres on December 24.

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The series’ sixth season marks its conclusion, with production currently underway in France after additional filming in Greece. Creator Darren Star emphasized the season’s scale, noting multiple locations were used to broaden the show’s visual scope. Netflix’s first-look photos highlight Greek settings, though the narrative will return Emily to Paris by the finale. The official synopsis points to career and romantic crossroads, as Emily weighs her attachments against new ambitions. The December 24 premiere date positions the show as a holiday release, following its previous international arcs in Italy and France.

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This final season could reinforce Netflix’s strategy of using travel-heavy, aspirational storytelling to sustain subscriber engagement during the holiday window. Fans who have followed Emily’s journey may feel closure, while casual viewers might be drawn by the Greek scenery. The show’s cultural impact—often debated for its stylized portrayal of European life—may continue to shape tourism perceptions, though its influence likely remains limited to entertainment audiences rather than broader social change.

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