From Mike Morrison of Mike’s Bloggity Blog:

• Interview: Erin Karpluk and the morning after
  “If there is one thing that Being Erica is good at it is covering a lot of ground in 43 minutes. So to help explain a little more about the episode, I asked series-star Erin Karpluk to help break it down.” Read more.

9:00 p.m. Being Erica
(Season Premiere) 30-something Erica Strange gets to re-visit her past, alter it or come to terms with her choices. Season three is about transformation. This year, everything in Erica’s life – her job, her love life, even her therapy with Dr. Tom – is starting anew, and getting turned upside down in the process. Now Erica is learning from other people’s journeys, and finding that by helping others, she is in fact helping herself.
Series III – Eps 1 – The Rabbit Hole – At the end of Season Two, Erica walks through a door, her door, ready to face whatever is on the other side. Now everything in Erica’s life – her job, her love life, even her therapy with Dr. Tom – starts anew, and gets turned upside down in the process.

From Bill Harris of QMI:

• ‘Erica’ evolves with Dr. Tom
  “Notably, when Being Erica returns for its third season on Tuesday, Sept. 21 on CBC, just how ‘married’ Erica and Dr. Tom are – therapeutically speaking – is a major issue. ‘I agree, that relationship is the key to the show,’ Karpluk said. ‘It would not be Being Erica without Dr. Tom.'” Read more.

From Victoria Ahearn of the Canadian Press:

• ‘Being Erica’ star Erin Karpluk hears from fans inspired by show’s premise
  “The CBC-TV series “Being Erica,” about a woman who gets a chance to go back in time to fix her regrets, is apparently inspiring some fans to re-evaluate their own lives. A Facebook fan page for the dramedy — which kicks off its third season Sept. 21 — has several testimonials from viewers who say the premise prompted them to make either professional or personal changes.” Read more.