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: Jen’s son, Charlie, finds a letter from his mother intended for Judy , which threatens to reveal their deep-seated secrets. Cast and Crew
The episode continues to highlight the chemistry between its lead stars, particularly Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini. 'Dead To Me' Recap: Season 3, Episode 1 - TVLine
: Following the crash, Jen and Judy are admitted to the hospital. While Jen is in rougher shape initially, both undergo CT scans as a precaution.
Proceed with caution! Jen Harding and Judy Hale certainly don't.. Dead to Me Season-Premiere Recap: Shadows - Vulture
: A doctor informs Jen that her scan shows "shadows" on the liver, suggesting potential cancer. However, because Jen was sitting in Judy's hospital bed after spilling water on her own, the doctor mistakenly addresses her as "Ms. Hale". The life-altering diagnosis is actually meant for Judy .
In the Season 3 premiere of Dead to Me (titled "We've Been Here Before"), the series immediately addresses the aftermath of the drunk-driving hit-and-run that concluded the second season. The episode shifts between the physical recovery of Jen and Judy and the escalating legal threats surrounding Steve Woods' death.
: Detectives Perez and Nick Prager inform Jen and Judy that Steve Woods' body has been discovered by a hiker and her dog in the Angeles National Forest. Because the body was found on federal land, the investigation now falls under FBI jurisdiction.
: Ben, the driver of the car that hit them, is also at the hospital. He begins to piece together his memories of the night, realizing he was responsible for the accident. Despite his guilt, he fails to admit the truth to Judy when they cross paths in the hallway.