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Season 3 – Legion

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Season 3 – Legion

Jun 2019

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David Haller is a troubled young man who was diagnosed with schizophrenia as a child. Shuffled from one psychiatric institution to the next, in his early 30s, David meets and falls in love with a beautiful and troubled fellow patient named Syd. After a startling encounter with her, he must confront the shocking possibility that the voices he hears and the visions he sees may actually be real. With the help of Syd and a team of specialists who also possess unique and extraordinary gifts -- Ptonomy Wallace, Kerry Loudermilk and Cary Loudermilk -- David unlocks a deeply suppressed truth: he has been haunted his entire life by a malicious parasite of unimaginable power.

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Critics Consensus

In its final season, Legion remains a singular piece of visually arresting, mind-bending television that never fails to surprise.

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Alan Sepinwall

Rolling Stone

08/14/2019

Season Two wandered aimlessly until not even the pretty pictures were enough to justify the muddled storytelling. This third and final season mostly returned to that original, effective balance.

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Angelica Jade Bastién

New York Magazine/Vulture

08/14/2019

As always, Legion is dazzling on a visual level. It plays with frame ratio, color, mood, tone, and sound with wild abandon. This season gave us entrancing sequences.

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Darren Franich

Entertainment Weekly

06/26/2019

PowerPoint surrealism hiding a total lack of imagination. Deaths don't matter, as the timeline fractures across illusions and flashbacks. There's yet another toothy shadow monster. David's face appears on lunchboxes: Mmmm, yessss, ironic merchandise.

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Proma Khosla

Mashable

12/12/2019

With three seasons and barely 30 episodes, Legion was nothing if not a feat of visual artistry, a meditation on the human mind that necessitated engaging our own in order to participate.

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Isabella Deleo

AwardsCircuit.com

12/12/2019

4/4

It's a marvel just how ambitious this series is, and how it so expertly weaves between disparate character and story arcs while still feeling polished.

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David Hogan

hoganreviews.co.uk

09/05/2019

4/5

A zany, well stylized and brilliantly shot series as we've come to expect, but I have to say the ending was a little anti-climactic...

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Ibrahim B

@Ibrahhh09 Apr 22

its a masterpiece🙌🏾 deep to the core !!!!

prawnda S

@RT72497680 Apr 9

how many times do i need to hit ffw before anything of substance happens? 3 seasons of this crud, we are still in 20 different settings per episode, randomly shifting, and this formula was never designed to do anything but waste the viewer's time. it's not poignant, it's not supportive to disabled people, it's not intellectual, its hardly poetic, it's just bad. anyone who tells me they genuinely enjoyed this show is someone who i no longer view as a conscious adult.

Marco L

@decatur555 Mar 8

Legion is one of the boldest and strangest superhero series in recent years, but it demands your full attention. If you are not completely inside its rhythm, it can quickly become chaotic and hard to follow. That is also what makes it so distinctive: the storytelling is deeply tied to the fractured mind of its protagonist, so the confusion becomes part of the experience. Visually it is stunning, full of daring choices, surreal imagery, and an identity that feels nothing like the usual Marvel formula. Beneath all the style, there is also a dark story about identity, trauma, power, and perception. It can sometimes become too abstract or deliberately difficult, but when it works, it is hypnotic, unsettling, and genuinely memorable.

Jackson M.

@Nshvlleindie Jan 12

Legion S3 is good, but the melancholy that was in a perfect amount S1 finally overflows. The story’s good and the cast remains a great mix but we’ve lost a couple of the better actors from S1 and S2.

Rob S

@Velcrosky Sep 18

Was late to this one, but a fantastic show. Was sad it ended.

Sarah F

@RT58277175 Jul 9

I really wanted to like it so badly. Season 1 was great. Season 2 and 3 were a letdown. There was a lot of flip flopping on every characters personality, goal, desire. The writing was very repetitive and still somehow confusing on which direction they were trying to take the plot. I’d say after season 2, episode 1, things really started rolling downhill. I am astonished at how highly rated the final 2 seasons are.

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Dan Stevens

David Haller

Rachel Keller

Syd

Aubrey Plaza

Lenny

Bill Irwin

Cary

Navid Negahban

Amahl Farouk

Jeremie Harris

Ptonomy

Episode 1

Aired Jun 24, 2019

Chapter 20

David gains a following.

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Episode 2

Aired Jul 1, 2019

Chapter 21

David prepares for a journey.

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Episode 3

Aired Jul 8, 2019

Chapter 22

A family history.

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Episode 4

Aired Jul 15, 2019

Chapter 23

Time is preyed upon.

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Episode 5

Aired Jul 22, 2019

Chapter 24

David wages war.

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Episode 6

Aired Jul 29, 2019

Chapter 25

Syd grows up in a foreign land.

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Episode 7

Aired Aug 5, 2019

Chapter 26

The beginning of the end.

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Episode 8

Aired Aug 12, 2019

Chapter 27

The end of the end.

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