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Season 3 – America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

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Follow the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders from auditions to training camp and the NFL season as they chase their dreams and a coveted spot on the squad.
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America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders — Season 3

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Amber Dowling Globe and Mail Jun 25
It’s the same emotional and poignant ride of the first two seasons, with an added layer of pressure. Go to Full Review
Poppie Platt Daily Telegraph (UK) Jun 16
2/5
Beyond serving as an advert for the benefits of GLP-1s, I couldn’t really tell you why this show is so successful. Nothing happens. Go to Full Review
Susie Goldsbrough Sunday Times (UK) 4d
It’s fabulous, oddly moving TV. Go to Full Review
Joel Keller Decider 4d
America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders continues to do a good job of showing how much the hopefuls and veterans work and sacrifice to make the DCC squad. We just wish the format was a little different this season. Go to Full Review
Susan Kamyab Good Morning Texas (ABC 8 Dallas WFAA) Jun 29
B
Addicting and manages to touch on different captivating topics that we wouldn’t think about otherwise when it comes to a cheerleading team. There is much more to everyone involved in that organization than meets the eye. Go to Full Review
Jeanine T. Abraham VisAbleBlackwoman (Medium) Jun 18
2/3
Season 3 of America's Sweethearts: The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders doesn't have the hook that season two did. There aren't any really dynamic personalities or conflicts to keep you engaged. Go to Full Review
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Ann H @RT10258986 2d Season 3 of America's Sweethearts was more about the social impact of satisfying America's public by making them 'more inclusive' in picking candidates and addressing the power of social media in shaping of their brand. Finglas and Trammell are having to "try out" new approaches to their coaching styles by being better listeners, being more verbally affectionate to the point of almost turning this show into one that already rode the edge of sickly sweetness into a hug-in and love-in affirmational overdose. You could see this was not in either Finglas's or Trammell's management style comfort zone at all. And I'm not sure this new management recipe is evolving from generational or social or a combo of both, but it made the season less interesting. The Dallas Cowboys haven't done well for decades. Netflix season 3 was the first time it was said that people are coming for the cheerleaders as much or more than the football team. Netflix and America's Sweethearts are playing the better game. See more Erica W. @ewebb Jul 4 Glad there is a much broader spectrum of people in the overall selection process. Great attention to mental health and the impact of social media. I would have liked to see the background story of more cheerleaders of color. I’m from Dallas snd this high quality documentary makes me proud. See more Craig B @Boundsy Jul 2 Ameruca's Sweethearrs are back to give us even more brainless fun and eye candy... plus a Kiwi contender... what more could you want? See more Jackson M @Nshvlleindie Jun 29 The creative direction of S3 took a big step back. The producers dramatically pigeon-holed 90% of coverage to rookies, and 5 of the 7 episodes to training camp alone. The first 2 seasons were smart to give a bird’s eye view of the whole culture and season dynamic, but S3 spent way too much time in tryouts. If a bite-sized 7 episodes wasnt bad enough, the first 15 minutes of the finale were so bizarre it felt like producers had absolutely no ideas or footage to use. See more Read all reviews
America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders — Season 3

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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jun 16, 2026 Yes/No/Maybe As their popularity soars to new heights, the DCC embarks on a dazzling Texas dance tour featuring fan favorites and experimental live auditions. Details Episode 2 Aired Jun 16, 2026 Yes/No/Maybe Eighty-one soloists make it to final auditions for training camp; but with the largest returning veteran class in history, the judges are cutthroat. Details Episode 3 Aired Jun 16, 2026 Firecracker Amid nerves and tall orders, standing out in this rookie class is anyone's game; Kelli and Judy dole out both positive reinforcement and reality checks. Details Episode 4 Aired Jun 16, 2026 Americana, Darling Hairography and glam take the spotlight as the girls undergo makeovers; the veteran candidates discuss the growing pressure of social media. Details Episode 5 Aired Jun 16, 2026 Strong and Wrong With five more cuts to make, the time for maybe is over; Kelli and Judy seek a third opinion; group leaders and the final lineup are decided. Details Episode 6 Aired Jun 16, 2026 Baby, I'm a Star The girls grapple with their newfound celebrity status as the NFL season kicks off to the tune of passionate and opinionated online commentary. Details Episode 7 Aired Jun 16, 2026 Leap of Faith A critical injury late in the season rattles the roster; from heartbreak to homesicknesses, the girls rally around one another and look to the future. Details
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Season Info

Creator
Greg Whiteley
Executive Producer
Greg Whiteley
Network
Netflix
Rating
TV-14
Genre
Documentary, Reality
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jun 16, 2026