'Beauty and The Beast' season 3 spoilers, premiere: Cat, Vincent try to have normal relationship

"Beauty and The Beast" will premiere five weeks from now and avid fans of the show are enjoying the spoilers going around for the upcoming season. The CW Network has started to release information here and there and even letting the cast talk about what's to come. 

Spoilers say that the focus of the new season will be on Cat and Vincent's romance. The connection between the two started in season 1, but with so many hurdles in their way, they didn't have the chance to formally have a relationship. Fans had to wait two years to see this romantic connection become official. Now that it has, fans are very excited to see how it will unfold in season 3. 

Given that Vince is a beast, the couple has an unusual love affair. When the series returns, they will try to make their romantic life as normal as they can, but that looks to be a feat. 

Elsewhere, actor Austin Basis, who plays J.T., shared with Answers.com what he thinks about Cat and Vince's relationship. 

He said, "Their romance is epic because you have this supernatural beast with this woman who has had so much tragedy in her life. Out of their tragedies, they have found each other and have created this bond that is being tested. This bond is being taken to the next level in season 3." 

When he was asked about the fate of Tess, who is rumored to be killed off in season 3, he replied, "It's great to have writers that will throw curveballs and challenge you. To see if you come out on the other side of the challenge is yet to be seen, we'll find out with the audience but I think there's a lot of stuff that J.T. deals with this season, including his budding relationship with Tess and their navigation through a new relationship, which is more grounded than Vincent and Catherine's epic romance." 

"Beauty and The Beast" is getting ready for the release of season 3 this May 21.  According to Spoilers Guide, the first episode is titled "Beast of Wall Street" and the second episode is called "Primal Fear." 

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