By focusing on its strong ensemble and the character moments fans have come to love, Runaways ends its three season run on an exciting -- and surprisingly introspective -- high note. Read critic reviews
Marvel's Runaways (2019)
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Episodes
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1. Smoke and Mirrors
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
The Runaways must regroup, with the team split up and Jonah and his family on the warpath.
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2. The Great Escape
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
The Runaways set a trap to rescue their missing friends from Jonah and his family.
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3. Lord of Lies
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
The Runaways grow suspicious of one another with a traitor among them; Catherine takes responsibility for her past; Leslie seeks help protecting the child growing inside of her.
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4. Rite of Thunder
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
As Leslie gives birth and Xavin fulfills her prophecy, the kids go head-to-head in a final battle with the aliens.
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5. Enter the Dreamland
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
The kids find themselves in an alternate dimension that tests their bonds -- but not everyone makes it out.
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6. Merry Meet Again
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
After returning home, the Runaways realize how much they have missed.
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7. Left-Hand Path
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
The Runaways learn the true threat that they -- and the rest of the world -- face from new nemesis Morgan.
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8. Devil's Torture Chamber
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
When two strangers come to town, Nico takes advantage of their expertise to help look for a missing Runaway.
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9. The Broken Circle
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
Morgan's plans come to a head as the Runaways find unexpected allies and face an unthinkable tragedy.
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10. Cheat the Gallows
Air date: Dec 13, 2019
Splintered by the battle with Morgan, the new configuration of the Runaways is forced to face the past.
Marvel's Runaways: Season 3 videos
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Critic Reviews for Marvel's Runaways: Season 3
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Para gustos colores y sinceramente a diferencia de todos al parecer ame esta temporada incluso la considero la mejor temporada un poco encima de la temporada ,deteste la temporada 2 pero esta temporada enserio me gusto mucho mas dinámica e interesante ,propuestas diferentes y el cameo de cloack and dagger me encanto
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This show is freaking terrible. The only reason I gave this season a 1 star instead of .5 star like the other two seasons is because of Cloak & Dagger and the Darkhold.
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Marvel does a great job of introducing new characters that felt like they were always there. This season moves a bit slower than the other two, and over the course of ten episodes, it sometimes feels like there isn't much getting done. However, Runaways sticks to its roots as a detective/thriller show, displaying how each character has an integral part in an overarching story. The themes of villains in the story are the same as it was in Season 1 with the parents and Season 2 with Jonah, so there's not too much distinction between the three main villains over the course of this show, besides for the way they execute their plans. All-in-all, it's a good third season, but it wouldn't hurt to get a fourth.
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Like many other shows, Runaways Season 3 tries desperately to fit in the full extent of what could've been for a series cut down in its prime. We've finally gotten to know these characters, and we really get to see where they're going once their parents become increasingly less present.
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Seasons 1-3: Entertaining enough. You can tell it was a Marvel production prior to Disney's involvement ... somewhat "less" in production values across the board.
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This third season didn't end the show on a high note. It felt rushed confusing, with too many storylines (that were clearly meant for more seasons) stuffed and mixed into a single season. It felt like it was trying to just dump everything the writers wanted to do with the show in last few episodes they got and ended up affecting the quality of those plots. Some character's storylines felt badly written with them acting out of character and with some other character's shoed in just to set up spinoffs and that just robbed time from the main storyline. The acting was on par with the previous seasons but the actors where simply not given good material to work with. The ending (and the last episode) felt lackluster and left a feeling of disappointment and didn't give the needed finality to the show.
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It became just Stupid.
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The fan rating on this seasons is not representative of how good it was. This season the show really let loose and went in weird directions that were more fun (even if it kinda broke it's own lore at times). Knowing it was to be the last season, things do get a little rushed as one plot line must be wrapped up, while the second must be run through. It is a major shame that Disney acquiring all the rights meant this show had to come to an end, but I would say of most season finales, this one is done very well.
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The third season of Runaways ends the show on a high note with great performances, stunning special effects, decent action, compelling writing and even being quite funny, coupled with one plot-relevant bonus adventure for Cloak & Dagger despite ending plot points from the previous season rather unceremoniously (I'm sure there aren't any real-life reasons as to why *glares at Disney+*) to make way for the MCU's introduction to Morgan le Fay, having a final episode that's not bad but is certainly...unexpected, to say the least and having a last-second sequel hook concerning Alex, who hasn't had the best time this season, which is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon. Farewell, Runaways, maybe Doctor Strange 2 will find a way to have you make a mid-credits cameo or something, Kevin Feige has said "never say never" so all of these shows are canon as far as I'm concerned, even the legitimately bad one. And if that doesn't work, you could always make a series of comics set within the MCU continuity for updates on their status, I don't know, I don't work for Marvel.
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They try to mix 2 different seasons in 1.
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