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Episodes
Spencer finds himself on the defense after an interview he gave comes out, upsetting his old teammates; Coop and Layla return from tour; Billy is excited for a fresh start at South Crenshaw High.
Both Spencer and Billy are not getting the hero's welcome they expected from the football team and quickly realize they need to adjust their style and start earning the team's trust first.
With the first game of the season coming up, Spencer starts to feel the pressure on and off the field; Jordan realizes he needs to step up; Asher keeps trying to talk to Olivia about the summer, but she does everything she can to avoid the issue.
Following Layla's advice to see a therapist, Spencer tries to get to the root of his problem, which leads to a shocking revelation; Jordan grows concerned about Simone's behavior; Coop wants to make a music video and turns to the community for help.
After Spencer and the team rally around Chris to help him with his trauma, Spencer realizes it's time to be honest with Coop to get over his own trauma.
Spencer decides to go to the family cabin to clear his head, but he gets a surprise visit from his friends; Billy shows up to the house to do a few repairs.
With Coop performing in Las Vegas, Spencer and some of the gang take a road trip to see her and Layla on tour; Spencer gets a little clarity on his feelings; Olivia notices that Jordan and Simone are acting suspicious.
Laura notices that Olivia has become more withdrawn and allows Olivia and Jordan to both take a mental health day and get some much-needed twin bonding time; things get heated with Layla and Olivia, leaving Olivia to get some much-needed clarity.
Spencer is upset with Olivia, which leaves him to face some difficult truths of his own; Billy holds school tryouts for a kicker and is surprised at who the number one candidate turns out to be.
Spencer knows he needs to have the game of his life to follow his dream of playing football; Jordan makes a risky choice when it comes to football; Olivia attends a new Narcotics Anonymous in search of a sponsor.
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Genres:Drama, Sports fitness
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Network:The CW
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Premiere Date:Jan 18, 2021
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Episodes
Spencer finds himself on the defense after an interview he gave comes out, upsetting his old teammates; Coop and Layla return from tour; Billy is excited for a fresh start at South Crenshaw High.
Both Spencer and Billy are not getting the hero's welcome they expected from the football team and quickly realize they need to adjust their style and start earning the team's trust first.
With the first game of the season coming up, Spencer starts to feel the pressure on and off the field; Jordan realizes he needs to step up; Asher keeps trying to talk to Olivia about the summer, but she does everything she can to avoid the issue.
Following Layla's advice to see a therapist, Spencer tries to get to the root of his problem, which leads to a shocking revelation; Jordan grows concerned about Simone's behavior; Coop wants to make a music video and turns to the community for help.
After Spencer and the team rally around Chris to help him with his trauma, Spencer realizes it's time to be honest with Coop to get over his own trauma.
Spencer decides to go to the family cabin to clear his head, but he gets a surprise visit from his friends; Billy shows up to the house to do a few repairs.
With Coop performing in Las Vegas, Spencer and some of the gang take a road trip to see her and Layla on tour; Spencer gets a little clarity on his feelings; Olivia notices that Jordan and Simone are acting suspicious.
Laura notices that Olivia has become more withdrawn and allows Olivia and Jordan to both take a mental health day and get some much-needed twin bonding time; things get heated with Layla and Olivia, leaving Olivia to get some much-needed clarity.
Spencer is upset with Olivia, which leaves him to face some difficult truths of his own; Billy holds school tryouts for a kicker and is surprised at who the number one candidate turns out to be.
Spencer knows he needs to have the game of his life to follow his dream of playing football; Jordan makes a risky choice when it comes to football; Olivia attends a new Narcotics Anonymous in search of a sponsor.
Critic Reviews for All American: Season 3
Audience Reviews for All American: Season 3
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Feb 05, 2022its so great I'm so happy he's back home but i still wish they didn't fight.
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Dec 11, 2021I think this season is very underrated even though it is the worst so far. The acting is just the same, these kids are great until (SPOILERS) Preach's daughter gets in. That leads me into saying the plot was structured horribly, it wasn't a bad plot, just that it seemed like they threw a lot into the show to keep people interested, but it ended up being trash. The pacing is alright, there are definitely boring episodes along with great episodes. The ending left the audience on a great cliffhanger as well. This season is easily the worst, but isn't bad by any means. It's still enjoyable All American.
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Dec 06, 2021The first seasons were great and wonderful heartfelt drama. Third season took a dive into the ground being way too political and just lost its touch. Being a person of color myself, the third season felt like a mockery. Sometimes trying way too hard. And losing the audience in the process. It lost its way.
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Nov 09, 2021I really enjoyed seasons one and two, and I think this season was the worst of the three so far. At times, the plot feels way over the top and it is definitely one of the more "cheesy" and "corny" shows I've seen to date. As a die-hard football fan, the football scenes are hard to watch, and the acting seems forced. Also, I did notice some of the writing to be almost elementary at times. The plot can sometimes become too predictable as well, which can be a letdown. This show is definitely a teenage soap opera. But there is a reason why this show is in the Drama genre. With all that being said, the show has done a great job building these characters and their relationships over three seasons. Although sometimes I might shake my head at some things, the show mostly keeps me engaged throughout every episode, and I would say it is pretty funny for a drama. They certainly know how to make you want to keep coming back for more and that is definitely true with the season's ending. If you're looking for a "football show", I would not recommend this for you. It definitely revolves around football, but is more about the characters and their relationships, and what they go through off the field. And if you don't like the "politics" of the show, then I would simply tell you that this isn't the show for you and you are probably not part of the audience that they are trying to appeal to, as everything "political" that happened in season three I thought was pretty relevant to real life, and didn't go too far away from the theme of the first two seasons. I look forward to seeing what season four has in store for us.
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Sep 23, 2021Season one was awesome and it's only gone down hill from here. Need to focus more on the football and less about the things off the field because they aren't doing a good enough job of keeping us hooked
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Sep 02, 2021First two seasons were great. 3rd was horrendous!! Producers should be embarrassed
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Aug 25, 2021Season 3 ruined the show
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Aug 21, 2021The audience is usually right.
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Aug 16, 2021First two seasons were solid but season three just turned into a social justice or injustice BLM platform. Really takes away from the entertainment value.
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Aug 14, 2021Season three gets overly political. The political stance is one sided and predictable. I really enjoyed the first two seasons where the attention towards racial injustice was done tastefully. However, season 3 on the other hand has been rediculous and over the top. Highschool football teams forgetting games and athletes futures as a form of protest.... The focus of the series has completely changed. And it's NOT a good thing, series just feels like a waste of time now. Unfortunately, I'd prefer to just read the cliff notes at this point.
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