Though it at times feels stuck in place, The Last Man on Earth's third season manages to find a way to make the end of the world fun again. Read critic reviews
The Last Man on Earth (2016 - 2017)
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Episodes
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1. General Breast Theme With Cobras
Air date: Sep 25, 2016
Armed intruders invade the Malibu beach, putting the safety of Tandy and the group in jeopardy; Melissa resorts to drastic action, while Tandy gets a lesson in fashion.
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2. The Wild Guess Express
Air date: Oct 2, 2016
When Todd feels profound remorse over recent events, Tandy incorporates a few white lies in an attempt to lift his spirits.
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3. You're All Going to Diet
Air date: Oct 16, 2016
Tandy sets up an alert system in the house, but Melissa already has her own safeguards set up; the group decides to take in a change of scenery.
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4. Five Hoda Kotbs
Air date: Oct 23, 2016
Gail is pushed to her breaking point during a post-apocalyptic road trip that has everyone bickering with each other.
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5. The Power of Power
Air date: Nov 6, 2016
The group continues to look for a new place to live, but something keeps getting in the way; Todd, Gail and Melissa's love triangle hits new snags.
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6. The Open-Ended Nature of Unwitnessed Deaths
Air date: Nov 13, 2016
Tandy tries to learn about Lewis' past to develop his friendship with him; Carol needs a favor from Gail; Todd reacts to Melissa's mental state.
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7. Mama's Hideaway
Air date: Nov 20, 2016
Carol is determined to capture the perfect family photo, and Melissa has an unexpected mission of her own; Lewis contemplates a new lobby; Gail gets stuck in a scary situation.
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8. Whitney Houston, We Have a Problem
Air date: Dec 4, 2016
The gang finds a note from Melissa and sets out to find her; Gail embarks on an adventure on her own.
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9. If You're Happy and You Know It
Air date: Dec 11, 2016
Carol is depressed about Gail being gone, so Tandy tries to cheer her up with a honeymoon vacation; Lewis finds success with his aviation pursuits.
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10. Got Milk?
Air date: Mar 5, 2017
The beginning of the deadly virus outbreak that led to the demise of all but a handful of the human race is revealed.
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The beginning of the end.
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So Fun and Fresh loved every second!
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CAROL is unbearable!! Almost ruins a really good show.
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i still cant belive what happened
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Not the best paced season for the show (some storylines go on for too long, and the show may benefit by trimming its episode count), but still frequently fun and witty. By re-locating the characters to an office building, the writers find a wealth of new ways for the characters interact, and Tandy's antics remain hilarious even if we can also understand why the other characters find him obnoxious. While a bit more predictable than the previous two seasons, there are some nice surprises (including a great stand-alone episode starring Kristen Wiig), and the conclusion puts it in an interesting spot for next year. Not quite must-see television, but The Last Man on Earth continues to be smart and enjoyable in a very distinct way.
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The writers for the last man on earth are extremely hilarious and hit whole new levels of comedy. Will Forte are Kristan Schall have the strength to take this show all the way. I can't wait for next season.
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This tv show had the potential to become one of the best tv shows ever. A lonely post-apocalyptic world has its own spin on the mind and psychology of those, who somehow are still alive. It shows the struggle of dealing with the new reality, overcoming challenges unseen before, where just keeping your sanity and surviving is a huge accomplishment and an enormous victory. And this is often resembled on our screens when we watch another episode of LMOE. It's done with incredible, strong visual picture and amazing soundtracks, combined with stunning, on point acting in those "We have a problem - survive or die!" serious, shocking-to-the-core moments. However, this effect is absolutely ruined by the childish, naïve stupidity of the two main characters Tandy and Carrol. Their lack of intelligence, common sense, basic logic and their ongoing for no reason always cheerful and happy spirit, are the main source of humor in this series that barely qualifies it as a comedy. Their jokes are simply overboard stupid. Not in a oh, this so stupid, it makes it funny way, but in a this so very stupid and mistimed, that its not even funny, just idiotic way. In addition, the whole group tolerates them again and again no matter of the consequences Other characters of the group make their attempts at being sometimes funny and making an occasional joke. Sometimes successful, sometimes not, but either way it comes from their personalities, who they were and who they are now based on their experiences they had throughout their lives. It makes them relatable, since we all try to be somewhat funny, sometimes successful, other times not. That makes the failed joke attempt understandable and acceptable, since the majority of us are not comedians doing our gig. Tandy and Carrol on the other hand, dont learn, they dont change, seeing that their jokes are not funny, or they are offensive and disruptive. They just keep doing what they do, disregarding the results their actions produce. They are always on the same level and dont grow as a characters whatsoever! All attempts of the group to place some common sense into the duos minds look weak, soft and much more tolerable, than they would be in reality. Youre destructive and a burden. You destroy, not build and you refuse to learn. Either you go, or we will. Sounds simple enough, dont you think? The writers could even do that, separate the group and the duo to show different sides of the same reality. The responsible survivors vs the immature, idiot clowns. Compare their experience, watch both of those social groups grow and change, adapting to the new reality. But no, the writers keep forcing overboard comedy (where its not needed or wanted) with absolutely no impact on the characters or the plot. And it ruins the series for me completely! However, the general idea and the thought counts for sure!! Despite making me disappointed about the obvious unrealized potential it has and uncomfortable, unnecessary, misplaced and forced comedy, I would still recommend to watch The Last Man on Earth, as a unique tv show about the weird days of post-apocalyptic survival attempt.
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Hard to watch. Writers can't seem so come up with any content for the story line. Characters are unpredictably different every episode, with varying levels of obnoxious, unwatchable, socially awkward stupidity. Almost nothing happens and i continue to ask myself why i keep watching. Every time i start an episode i pray it will get better, only to be let down.
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Really Good show, really funny, enjoyable, made well and ace acting,
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This season struck my heart in many ways all in all a great season.
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