Rate And Review
-
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket.
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
How did you buy your ticket?
Episodes
Eve is attempting to rebuild her life, having been shot by Villanelle. Villanelle is also moving on, until she is approached by an old foe. Carolyn is being undermined at work and Kenny can't leave his own investigation into The Twelve alone.
Eve and Carolyn are reeling. Eve strikes up an unlikely alliance with Kenny's colleagues at the Bitter Pill. Villanelle finds that management isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Eve and Carolyn are reeling. Eve strikes up an unlikely alliance with Kenny's colleagues at the Bitter Pill. Villanelle finds that management isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Villanelle returns home to Mother Russia to try to find her family. Perhaps a new connection to her roots will give her back what's been missing in her life.
Villanelle returns home to Mother Russia to try to find her family. Perhaps a new connection to her roots will give her back what's been missing in her life.
A security operative, Eve, and an assassin, Villanelle, become intricately linked after a chain of events.
Eve is focused on Villanelle's whereabouts; Villanelle and Dasha work together on a kill.
Konstantin makes a break for it. Carolyn might have finally found what she's looking for. Eve and Villanelle try to work out what the future may hold for them. Together or apart.
Killing Eve: Season 3 Videos
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
Carolyn Martens
Villanelle
Konstantin Vasilev
Kenny Stowton
Niko Polastri
Eve Polastri
News & Interviews for Killing Eve: Season 3
Critic Reviews for Killing Eve Season 3
All Critics (49) | Top Critics (20) | Fresh (37) | Rotten (12)
It's perfectly fine entertainment, supported by two excellent performances. But if the series wants its edge back, it will have to go in for the kill.
It's juicy and entertaining and shocking and stylish as always. But the Honeymoon phase is over.
It's dizzying and intoxicating to watch this relationship, and even when Killing Eve sometimes gets bogged down in its thriller plotting, it always has this going for it... Watching these two watch each other is a true pleasure.
Killing Eve may have floundered in its sophomore year, but there's great hope this seductive thriller with a wicked sense of humour can find its form again.
Jodie Comer's Villanelle continues to have a love / hate, cat and mouse "relationship" with Eve, but this series exposes a vulnerable side to her that shows she is not at the top of her game.
A relatively disappointing entry in what's been a very strong show up until now - prone to shackling itself, or writing itself into a corner, or padding episodes with stuff that comes to nothing.
Are women who kill more sociopathic than men who do?... Season 3 seems primed to answer that query in ways that are as unsettling as they are fascinating.
The way Villanelle feels about her job is exactly the way I feel about Killing Eve. I want out. I've had enough. It's bulls--t.
A thriller that had begun so inventively in its first incarnation..., seems set to rely on shock moments that no longer seem quite as startling or inventive.
Killing Eve seems to slingshot from one shocking moment to the next, but in between those moments, the series listlessly coasts, as though waiting for the next big moment to right the ship.
There are deeper themes at play this season that pull at your heartstrings and built even more layers for the story and trajectories of the character - I know how could it get more layered!?
It has run out of ideas and is now running around in circles. And yet... With Shaw in such captivating form as grieving MI6 spy Carolyn Martens, to cancel Killing Eve now would be to throw the baby out with the bath water.
Audience Reviews for Killing Eve: Season 3
-
3d agoI liked the first 2 seasons, but no season 3. It just seemed like the same thing over again and got kinda dumb.
-
6d agoterrible season of tv, totally lost the tone of the show, made no sense, why did Eve have no emotional arc, why is Villanelle all over the place from kissing Eve to killing mommy, why are we supposed to care about Konstantin and Carolyn, why the fuck is Geraldine here
-
Dec 16, 2020This season does not feel like the same show as the first two seasons, except for a brief flash in episode three. Switching to a wider ensemble style was a huge mistake; Eve and Villanelle ARE the story, and no one cares about Carolyn or Konstantin on their own... Even worse, Carolyn and Konstantin's "arcs" tend to repeat the same scene over and over every single episode. Carolyn is shoving down her grief, Konstantin is shady. WE GET IT. The fifth episode is garbage and kills any hope the rest of the season had of telling a coherent story, though the other episodes don't work very hard to that end, either. New characters are introduced without any effort to make us get invested in them; meanwhile, Eve and Villanelle's (but especially Eve's) screentime is slashed to a fraction of what it used to be. I wish there was anything good to say about this season, but they really messed up at every turn.
-
Dec 08, 2020After seeing that season 2 exceeded my expectations, since I didn't think it was possible to exceed the first, I set a very high goal for season 3, so it might hurt the series a bit, for me, since some things murderes were repetitive and not very original (not all, only some), besides that it didn't feel as good even as the first season, it's not that I didn't like it, that's why I give it 4.5 / 5 stars, however the Spectacular performances and some good suff in the serie are saved throughout the series also the suspense in the story was as good as the other seasons.
-
Nov 27, 2020Even worse than the second. Without Phoebe, Killing Eve is like a bottle of water without water.
-
Nov 13, 2020Good show but nothing new.
-
Oct 25, 2020Another great season of Killing Eve, if not as exciting as the previous seasons. Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh just continue to give astounding performances, Jodie really steals the show again this season for me with her hilarious facial expressions that are just superb but still not underselling Sandra's performance and their chemistry is stupendous just so natural. The supporting performances from Fiona Shaw, Harriet Walter, Gemma Whelan, Evgenia Dodina, Yuli Lagodinsky, and Turlough Convery were remarkable. The writing was still excellent this season if not as intriguing as the previous though the character development with Villanelle was phenomenal showing that she does have a softer, kinder, moral side not just her ruthless, darker side that is shown the majority of the show. The costumes just continue to be exceptionally gorgeous especially the ones wore by Jodie Comer and I also like Sandra Oh and Fiona Shaw's fashion style on the show. The makeup and hairstyling is outstanding especially on Sandra Oh, Jodie Comer, Fiona Shaw, Gemma Whelan, Harriet Walter, and Evgenia Dodina. Also the cinematography continues to be beautifully done. Overall another terrific season and cannot wait for the next.
-
Oct 09, 2020The third series of Killing Eve delved deeper into Villanelle and Eve's relationship. It had some huge moments that were incredibly shocking and upsetting. The best part of the third series is that a little more of Villanelle's backstory was revealed. Although, it wasn't as good as series 2, it was still a solid season that had a surprising number of twists and turns.
-
Sep 30, 2020Comer e inca bine dar show-ul a pierdut ceva
-
Aug 31, 2020The season had some great moments but overall it wasn't as good as the first two seasons. It was very predictable.
Verified