‘Stitchers’ Season 3 Spoilers: Cameron Encourages Kirsten To See A Specialist [WATCH]

“Stitchers” Season 3, episode 8 will see a concerned Cameron (Kyle Harris) encouraging his girlfriend, Kirsten (Emma Ishta), to see a specialist.

In the sneak peek released by Freeform exclusively to TV Line, Cameron and Kirsten are sleeping on the same bed when the latter suddenly starts having nightmares. Cameron wakes Kirsten up and asks her what she was dreaming about. Unfortunately, Kirsten doesn’t remember exactly what happened in her dream. Cameron, concerned that Kirsten’s recent stitch with her mom tweaked her memory, will tell his girlfriend that they should consider other options.

Read: Will Cameron, Kirsten split in “Stitchers” Season 3?

Elsewhere in “Dreamland,” Kirsten and her friends will investigate the murder of a former Air Force officer. While doing so, the Stitchers team would have to work closely with a renowned UFO expert. This will lead Kirsten, Cameron, Linus (Ritesh Rajan) and Camille (Allison Scagliotti) to wonder if UFOs and extraterrestrial beings really exist.

Meanwhile, the cast of “Stitchers” recently graced the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con. After the highly-successful event, they sat down for an interview with TV Line’s Andy Swift. According to Harris, Cameron and Kirsten will continue to face some problems in their relationship until the finale. “And we just keep going with that struggle, trying to find the best way around that,” he said.

Cast member Damon Dayoub also dished on his character Detective Quincy Fisher’s fate in the finale. According to him, the detective’s marriage is going downhill, and in the final episode for Season 3, he will have to make a difficult decision. By the looks of it, Detective Fisher and his wife may consider getting a divorce.

“Stitchers” Season 3 will have a total of 10 episodes just like the first two seasons. As of late, it is still unclear whether or not Freeform will decide to renew the series for Season 4. The renewal for Season 3 was announced by Freeform on Oct. 16, 2016.

At the time, Freeform’s executive vice president of programming and development Karey Burke expressed her excitement over the renewal. “‘Stitchers’ passionate fan base has been vocal about wanting to see more of this show, and we listened. ‘Stitchers’ has proven itself a consistently strong performer, and we’re proud of the fact that it celebrates #smartgirls everywhere,” she said.