Home > Love > Season 3 « TV Series Page Love: Season 3 (2018) SEASON: Season 3 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Want to see Episode List Season 3 Love Critics Consensus Love concludes with a moving final season that explores the work that goes into making a relationship succeed, allowing its central pair to surprise the audience, each other, and ultimately themselves. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 11 86% Audience Score User Ratings: 134 NEW More Info × Close Want to see Super Reviewer Submit Super Reviewer Edit Review Episodes 1 Palm Springs Getaway Air date: Mar 9, 2018 Randy coerces Gus, Mickey and Bertie into a couples getaway in Palm Springs at his cousin's sweet house. But the house is completely different than they expected. More 2 Winners and Losers Air date: Mar 9, 2018 While Mickey rides a wave of good news at work, Gus tries to spread some cheer around the tense "Witchita" set -- with demoralizing results. More 3 Arya and Greg Air date: Mar 9, 2018 As Mickey soars following good news at work, Gus tries to liven up a stressed "Witchita" set -- to disheartening conclusions. More 4 I'm Sick Air date: Mar 9, 2018 Gus realizes he's facing a major relationship test when Mickey falls sick just as he's heading out on a horror movie location tour with friends. More 5 Bertie's Birthday Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Arya is anxious to film a big scene, Gus comes to her aid. Mickey attempts to save Dr. Greg's catastrophic book-signing. More 6 Directing Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Mickey gets sick before Gus' location scouting trip with his friends, he's left to make a big decision that could make or break his relationship. More 7 Sarah From College Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Gus bumps into an ex at a wedding, Mickey realizes there's a lot she still doesn't know about his past. More 8 Stunt Show Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Bertie starts to feel let down by her first American birthday celebration, she finds herself on a whirlwind LA excursion with a lively companion. More 9 You're My Gran Torino Air date: Mar 9, 2018 As Gus prepares for his band's first gig and a trip back home to South Dakota, Mickey wonders if it?s time for her to meet the Cruikshank clan. More 10 The Cruikshanks Air date: Mar 9, 2018 As the shooting of his film commences, Gus tries to keep the actors and crew on set focused. Mickey is eager to prove she's changed her ways to a friend from her past. More Show More Episodes Love: Season 3 Videos 2:29 Love: Season 3 Trailer View All Videos (1) Tv Season Info After a long, complicated, and somewhat messy journey, Gus (Paul Rust) and Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) enter this season of Love in a place we've never seen them before: a fully committed relationship. While to some people, a committed relationship feels like the end, for Gus and Mickey, navigating this new state together is only the beginning and shows us that love, for all it's weird ups, downs and hilarious in-betweens, is both incredibly complicated and wonderfully simple. After all, all you need is love. Genre: Comedy Network: Netflix Premiere Date: Mar 9, 2018 Exec. Producers: Judd Apatow, Paul Rust, Lesley Arfin Cast Paul Rust as Gus Gillian Jacobs as Mickey Claudia O'Doherty as Bertie News & Interviews for Love: Season 3 2018 TV Premiere Dates Calendar 28 Fresh Movies and Netflix Originals Streaming in March 10 TV Shows You Should Binge-Watch This March View All Love: Season 3 News Episodes 1 Palm Springs Getaway Air date: Mar 9, 2018 Randy coerces Gus, Mickey and Bertie into a couples getaway in Palm Springs at his cousin's sweet house. But the house is completely different than they expected. More 2 Winners and Losers Air date: Mar 9, 2018 While Mickey rides a wave of good news at work, Gus tries to spread some cheer around the tense "Witchita" set -- with demoralizing results. More 3 Arya and Greg Air date: Mar 9, 2018 As Mickey soars following good news at work, Gus tries to liven up a stressed "Witchita" set -- to disheartening conclusions. More 4 I'm Sick Air date: Mar 9, 2018 Gus realizes he's facing a major relationship test when Mickey falls sick just as he's heading out on a horror movie location tour with friends. More 5 Bertie's Birthday Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Arya is anxious to film a big scene, Gus comes to her aid. Mickey attempts to save Dr. Greg's catastrophic book-signing. More 6 Directing Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Mickey gets sick before Gus' location scouting trip with his friends, he's left to make a big decision that could make or break his relationship. More 7 Sarah From College Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Gus bumps into an ex at a wedding, Mickey realizes there's a lot she still doesn't know about his past. More 8 Stunt Show Air date: Mar 9, 2018 When Bertie starts to feel let down by her first American birthday celebration, she finds herself on a whirlwind LA excursion with a lively companion. More 9 You're My Gran Torino Air date: Mar 9, 2018 As Gus prepares for his band's first gig and a trip back home to South Dakota, Mickey wonders if it?s time for her to meet the Cruikshank clan. More 10 The Cruikshanks Air date: Mar 9, 2018 As the shooting of his film commences, Gus tries to keep the actors and crew on set focused. Mickey is eager to prove she's changed her ways to a friend from her past. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Love Season 3 All Critics (11) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (0) Season 3 does manage to end on something of a transcendent moment while remaining as semi-sweet as what's come before, and we'll always remember the show with fondness. Mar 9, 2018 | Rating: B | Full Review… Liz Shannon Miller indieWire Top Critic In short, it could be described as a modern fairytale. [Full review in Spanish] Mar 15, 2018 | Full Review… Fausto Ponce El Economista Love may not entirely stick the landing in its final, crucial episodes, but its winsome characters and endearing manner still leave enough to wholeheartedly recommend. Mar 13, 2018 | Rating: B | Full Review… Elazar Fine The Playlist The most irritating thing about Love might be also what makes it genius. Season 3 continues to make viewers a participant in this relationship, whether they like it or not. Mar 12, 2018 | Full Review… Kathryn Lindsay Refinery29 Even though it goes a little overboard at times in terms of pleasing the audience with a litany of happy endings for its talented ensemble, it's overall an entertaining and relatively speedy binge-watch that bids farewell to a charming and unlikely tale. Mar 12, 2018 | Full Review… Kevin Yeoman ScreenRant Even when Netlifx evolves into a tiny chip, planted into the brains of our descendants on a space colony somewhere, the story captured in the three seasons of Love will still resonate. These are truths that will never disappear. Mar 11, 2018 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review… Rohan Naahar Hindustan Times Ultimately, Love sits head and shoulders above its rom-com contemporaries because viewers can see themselves in Gus and Mickey, despite how awful they can be. Mar 9, 2018 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Bryan Rolli The Daily Dot Love never reached beyond everyday scenarios the normal viewer could identify with without trying. For the most part, those humble efforts yielded charming rewards. Mar 9, 2018 | Rating: 7.5/10 | Full Review… Charles Steinberg Under the Radar If Mickey and Gus don't remind you of passionate or frightening or warm moments in relationships you've had, you're a cold fish indeed. Mar 9, 2018 | Full Review… Ken Tucker Yahoo! TV Love manages to close on its own terms, on an unconventionally hopeful note. But it also provides something that most of us seek but don't often find from our television shows: a couple of genuine surprises we didn't see coming. Mar 9, 2018 | Full Review… Jen Chaney New York Magazine/Vulture Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (11) Audience Reviews for Love: Season 3 19h ago Amazing look into love and all the multi faceted components that go into relationships. Caryn B Feb 09, 2019 This was a great end to the story told in this tv series. Nevertheless, this season and this tv series deserved a better final episode has the one that it had felt different from the other ones with a different pace. Anonymous User Aug 15, 2018 I just watched all three seasons of Love over the course of about two weeks, what a great show! I feel like three seasons was the perfect length for Mickey and Gus' story arc, but if they made a fourth season I'd probably watch it too. In the first season Mickey was a serious mess. At times I found her obsession with Gus a little hard to believe. She's absolutely beautiful and would have a million options in the real world. Gus put up with a LOT of selfishness and craziness from her and it made me a little cynical about how beautiful people like Mickey can get away with terrible behavior. Guys will just ignore all the bad stuff to be someone that looks like that. I also found all the women throwing themselves at Gus a little hard to believe, particularly the sister threesome thing, but hey, it's a show so i just kind of accepted it. It was hilarious seeing Gus screw up so many opportunities both personal and professional. Season two was probably my favorite. I think some of the funniest stuff happened on the set of Witchita. I was super impressed with the casting on this show. It was fairly diverse, and every actor really nailed their parts. The mushroom trip episode was pretty hilarious, especially Randy's pronunciation of Cah-yo-tay. One thing I'm surprised they never gave closure on was Mickey hooking up with her old boyfriend while Gus was away on the movie job. This was something that could have really tested Gus and it would have been good to see. I thought for sure it was going to come up during the wedding episode when Gus' ex fiance was triggering Mickey, but I guess the writers didn't want to include it. Maybe the message is that a few mistakes in relationships are okay and sometimes it's best to let sleeping dogs lie. I took a hiatus from dating about a year ago, and this show had me flip flopping between really wanting to be in a relationship and also really glad I'm not in one! In the end this show is incredibly romantic and it's left me with a strange hope that I might experience love again someday. Incidentally, I love how in the first episode or two they basically said romance is BS and manufactured by movies, then over the course of three seasons they totally reinforced that romantic love and relationships getting better over time really do happen. :) (One final tid bit, I loved Andy Dick's part, and also some of the other well known actors that showed up like Ed Begley and David Spade, but it was a little weird to see Andy playing himself but the other actors playing characters. No big deal but felt a little distracting at times.) Mike A Jun 06, 2018 Absolute Garbage, I can see why they cancelled it. At it's peek it only had 5/10 writing but in season 3 that turned into 1/10, because it became obvious that this wasn't a show about a relationship flourishing but instead the humor of a writer/main star who doesn't understand humor or witt and has the LITERAL appeal of a piece of wood. Alex B Apr 08, 2018 I kept up with this show because season one was okay and I was very bored. It just kept getting worse. Maybe the writers thought that making the main characters as flawed as possible would make things interesting. It just made them so incredibly annoying. Some characters are just walking caricatures and it's not even funny. Way too many clichés. At first I thought that Mickey would be the most annoying character... But Gus. Oh god, Gus. The "people-pleaser" who thinks he's a nice guy and refuses to see he's actually an awful person until pretty much the last minute. Even Mickey deserves better than a Gus. I cannot find a show enjoyable when its main characters are so irritating. Van E Mar 31, 2018 This show is in it own lane this show is great amazing wriGing I hate that this is the laSt season like what the hell is wrOng with netflix this show need Another season please Dan S Mar 31, 2018 This is the 3rd and Final season of Love. It's been mostly fun with some funny awkward moments with the characters self destructive behavior. But I'm glad they are wrapping this series up since there is nothing ground breaking going on and I think they've taken this show to it's limit. Jonathan D Mar 29, 2018 Love's third and reportedly final season is likely its strongest. Not only does it have a more palpable understanding of modern relationships this year, but it also proves insightful into the entertainment industry. Gus and Mickey's career paths (working in film and radio respectively) actually supply the show with some of its best fodder, and makes one consider the potential of an Apatow series with a stronger focus in that arena. All the characters get solid character development this year too, particularly Bertie who gets a stand-alone episode this year and it results in perhaps a series-best (Few characters on TV right now are more deserving of a spin-off, to be honest). It doesn't have a particularly strong ending, but the trek getting there is breezy and enjoyable, and it's a fine way to hold yourself over until the next season of You're the Worst begins. Peter F Mar 24, 2018 Where is season 4 this show not finished Mike C Mar 16, 2018 THIS is some good stuff Davide%20 M See all Audience reviews News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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