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Episodes
Bean, Elfo and Luci become trapped in an underground world full of eerie little creatures - and Queen Dagmar. Zøg tries to thwart a plot against him.
As Zøg attempts to escape a harrowing situation, Derek discovers a book that implies his family is cursed. Bean hatches a plan to escape from Trøgtown.
Zøg's acting strange, and Bean investigates to learn why. Meanwhile, a despondent Derek finds some surprising mentors in the Enchanted Forest.
With the king away, Bean throws a wild party while Odval and Sorcerio gather their secret society for a ritual. But the night takes a surprising turn.
Banished from the castle by Zøg, Bean tries to work but has trouble keeping a job. Elfo encounters a bizarre pair of siblings living in a candy house.
Bean tries her hand at diplomacy after Zøg makes her ambassador to Dankmire, Oona's kingdom and an important ally for Dreamland.
Elfo lies to hide his feelings for Bean, but things get complicated when she tries to help him by sending the knights on a quest.
Elfo's been kidnapped! Bean, Luci, Sorcerio and the knights search for him, along with a magical pendant needed to complete the immortality potion.
After he learns a surprising secret about himself, Elfo heads home to Elfwood in search of the truth.
As Dreamland celebrates an unexpected arrival while saying goodbye to a friend, everyday life is thrown into disarray.
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
Kissy
The Herald/Prince Guysbert/Jerry
Sir Turbish
Queen Oona/Crown Prince Derek/The Fairy
Bean
Sorcerio/Sir Mertz/The Jester/Pops
News & Interviews for Disenchantment: Part 3
Critic Reviews for Disenchantment Part 3
All Critics (2) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (1)
Disenchantment gets lost in its thicket of mythos and intrigue and forgets to come up for air.
Part 3 represents a shift to a more mature and intentional epic, punctuated by the humor that we know and love.
Audience Reviews for Disenchantment: Part 3
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10h agoThis season was pretty disappointing. Season 2 was better than 1, but this one went off the rails. The plot was nonsensical and all over the place. The saving grace was Elfo; he was weird and annoying in prior seasons, but his passive aggressive bitchiness was actually really funny here. I really hope they redeem the show next season, if it gets renewed at all.
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16h agoFunny and good season albeit a bit slow.
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20h agoTired of giving this show a fresh chance every season and being disappointed. It hasn't gotten any funnier and it seems just as confused about where it's going as it did before and is now actively abandoning subplots. Also the show thinks it's hilarious to point its own flaws as if pointing out your own flaws make them not flaws. Like there's a difference between subversive self parody and doing the same shit you were always doing and just rolling your eyes at it. Frankly if you felt the first season was mediocre to okay and thought the second season was a slight step up then you'll probably also find this one as disappointing as I did. Frankly this show has continued to prove that it's not worth your time.
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1d agoDidn't feel anything while watching it. Didn't laugh, not even winced
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1d agoFar far better than Season 2 Finally a season without useless fillers
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1d agoPart 1 & 2 were pretty smart and subtle. Part 3 was so obvious in social commentary without being funny -- just tiresome. The constant exposition without any laughs was a true disappointment. Why was Luci left with Zog? He's necessary! Elfo and Bean were a boring duo dedicated to elaborate plot development...
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1d agostory good, episode longer, is better than season 2
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2d agoDisenchantment Part 3 excels in its world-building and characters, offering a deeper look at its various kingdoms, brought to life by some of the best artwork I've seen in animation. The voice cast remains outstanding and fewer jokes are made up for by deeper character and story moments. The story itself could have been tighter, there's a lot going on, but it's clear the writers have a multi-season plan at play. For now I'd recommend simply strapping in for the wild ride, we're certainly not disenchanted yet.
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2d agoIt is still funny but with too many subplots and most of them not resolved
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2d agoI love this show and I can't wait for next season! The characters Beans, Elfo, and Luci and King Zog are my favorite characters and can't wait to see what they get up to next. Go watch it, all the seasons and laugh your butt off.
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