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Season 3 premiere. The Guy gets upsetting news while spending time away from the city in his RV, but makes an intriguing new connection. Meanwhile, Cori tries to adjust to a new reality without her friend.
After his bike is stolen, regular customer Marty consults The Guy, whose suggestion sends him down a surprising path. Bored with her mundane life, Darby finds ways to unnerve and bewilder strangers.
Young Raymond tries his best to be useful on a day off from school; Barbie, a longtime New Yorker, must find a new place to live and becomes roommates with The Guy's nudist client, Arthur.
The Guy (Ben Sinclair) delivers to a film set, where cast and crew are struggling to make it through a day of reshoots. Lee (Britt Lower) spends a day in the city, but has a hard time putting the past behind her.
The introduction of money to a couple's (Margaret Cho, Hye Yun Park) sex life leads them down a delightful yet risky path. With her husband out of town, Karen Farad (Jenn Harris) uses her fellow teachers and a visit from the The Guy (Ben Sinclair) to escape her daily routine.
Mamie (Kathleen Chalfant), a stylish septuagenarian, gets an unexpected offer to model in an ad campaign. A veterinarian (Ken Leung) suffering from depression decides to try micro-dosing mushrooms with a little help from The Guy (Ben Sinclair).
Oscar, a recent arrival from Puerto Rico, starts a construction job and develops a crush on a bodega worker; Sophia steps up when her family's annual fireworks display hits a snag; The Guy and Lee attend a "Holidazzle" boat party, where they run into a familiar face.
Married couple Adriana and Arturo get a special delivery that changes their family dynamic. An aspiring dancer questions her future as a nanny to two motherless kids.
Leonard contemplates a move back to New York. The Guy connects with old high-school friends, Sarah and Brian, who are visiting the city under difficult circumstances.
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All Critics (5) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (0)
A gentle work of sociology, asking who people -- all sorts of people -- really are, and not harshly judging the answers that it discovers.
Sinclair and Blichfeld's world feels real and lived in - a real show, about a real city.
Simultaneously naturalistic and dreamy, it's like the artsy cousin of "Broad City" that went to film school. In geography and spirit, though, its depiction of New York's Kombucha Belt is much the same.
But despite all the emotional depths the show has reached, there's still something pretty superficial that I'd like to know-what's his name!?
High Maintenance excels at illustrating the appeal and necessity of found families and they do so here with exceeding warmth and care. The episode has a generally slow pace, but it is fully earned.
Audience Reviews for High Maintenance: Season 3
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Jun 04, 2021Awsome and original series, a really feel good chilled out thing
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Feb 20, 2021At the end, it's starts to change the charming of the seasons 1&2. The story begins to focus on The Guy, changing completely the approach to tell the stories.
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Oct 08, 2019Season 3 simply wasn't funny.
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May 25, 2019I wanted to like this. I was disappointed since season 2 so I was going to avoid watching it altogether but gave it a try since I was getting HBO to binge watch another show. I tried. Hated it. Disjointed.
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Mar 19, 2019Not quite on par with last season, but still TV's most weird and wonderful portrait of New York.
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Mar 17, 2019Season 3 moves away from what made the series appealing from before HBO a little more.
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Mar 02, 2019so the vet killed a kitten while messed up on mushrooms??..not liking that one...would've been better to see him lose his licence
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Feb 27, 2019Not as great as past seasons, but the past two episodes seem to be getting better and bringing the focus on the comedy and truth that the past few seasons were so good at doing.
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Feb 25, 2019This use to be one of my favorite shows as well as what I would consider to be one of the best shows on television. I thought the first episode was ok despite the tonal shift, but the rest of this season has been absolutely awful. The writing has gotten hacky and lazy, the connection between the guy and all the new characters is superficial and the connection with the older/reoccurring characters seems forced. The details of the guyâ??s life are either overkill or really don��Â?�Â?t seem to fit at all and the flow and beauty of the show are completely lost. I understand that some shifts from season to season are unavoidable, but it��Â?�Â?s just become unwatchable. I��Â?�Â?m really hoping they can pick it back up next season, it honestly infuriates me to see what this show has become.
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Feb 22, 2019This show needs more Latino cast and Latino writers
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