Following a pair of Emmy wins, a reality show about the dating experiences of people with autism is set to return.

Netflix said it will release season three of “Love on the Spectrum” next month.

This season, the show will follow nine adults with autism from coast to coast, ranging in age from 22 to 36, as they search for love and explore relationships. Some, like Abbey and David who have been together for four years, are returning from past seasons, but many of the participants will be stepping into the world of dating for the very first time, Netflix said.

Along the way, the participants will get help from Jennifer Cook, a neurodiversity expert who is on the spectrum herself and who serves as a dating coach.

“Love on the Spectrum,” which premiered in 2022, is an American version of an Australian series by the same name that aired two seasons on Netflix. Initially, the spinoff was billed as “Love on the Spectrum U.S.”

Last fall, the show picked up two Emmys, one for casting and another for directing. It previously won three Emmys in 2022.

The new season of “Love on the Spectrum” will be available April 2.