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Season 3 – Master of None

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Comic Aziz Ansari and writer Alan Yang are the creators of this Netflix-original comedy, which is loosely based on Ansari's real-life experiences. Ansari plays the role of Dev, a New York-based actor who is struggling to identify what he really wants, both personally and professionally. The series reveals glimpses of Dev's younger years, and explores current aspects of his life, including modern etiquette (regarding texting and social media), and being young and single in the city. Other important people in Dev's life are featured, including Dev's parents, played by Ansari's real-life mother and father, Fatima and Shoukath.
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Anchored by powerful performances from Lena Waithe and Naomi Ackie, Moments in Love is undeniably slow TV, but patient viewers will be rewarded with a surprising and mature season that wears its cinematic inspirations on its sleeve.

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Carmen Phillips Autostraddle 04/13/2022
The third season Master of None eschews any clean, simple picture. Despite its visual beauty, it chooses to revel in the muck and the mess. Go to Full Review Alison Herman The Ringer 06/01/2021
With Moments in Love, Ansari and Waithe have veered so far away from TV it doesn't seem like they had much interest in making TV at all... Go to Full Review Nicole Froio Bitch Media 06/01/2021
It almost feels like the silences between the couple are supposed to say a lot, but we never truly understand why Denise is so unavailable to her wife... Alicia's storyline feels like one that saves the show from itself. Go to Full Review Tatsam Mukherjee Firstpost 10/25/2022
If Master of None: Moments of Love is to be believed then there's no such thing as a 'happily ever after'. The joy in a relationship is transient, and one needs to brace themselves for the eventual sorrow. Go to Full Review Michael Cuby them. 09/27/2022
This latest edition of the critically acclaimed dramedy naturally expands its conversations of sexuality and race, all while maintaining the sensitive direction and writing that originally made the series a hit. Go to Full Review Carson Timar Clapper 02/22/2022
Taking the show into a drastically different direction, Ansari shows a new side of himself that proves he doesn't need comedy or laughs to create something compelling and powerful. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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BB M May 4 Season 3 of Master of None feels like an entirely different show. Gone is the sharp humor, relatable awkwardness, and cultural commentary that made Season 1 (and parts of Season 2) so engaging. In its place is a slow, dull drama that lacks the charm the series once had. This season’s humorless melancholy drag it down. The shift in focus to a new main character isn’t the problem. It’s the joyless, meandering execution that makes it hard to stay invested. There’s little humor, barely any of the original cast, and no sign of the personality that once defined the show. Can’t recommend. Enjoy Season 1 and the first half of Season 2. Then turn it off or it will be ruined for you. See more Rudy A 02/05/2024 Season One of "Master of None" was a buddy comedy (which often got on my nerves). In Season Two, Dev and Arnold seemed a bit smarter, and the show got a bit of an "Atlanta" feel to it - which was an improvement. And now Season Three which is an almost hypnotic drama focusing entirely on Dev's lesbian friend Denise, the collapse of her marriage and career, and her wife's attempt to have a child. As wonderful as it was, judging by the reviews and comments, the change was too much for most fans of the show. If it's renewed, I'd certainly watch it. See more Ryan K @ryan_k1 04/06/2023 Admirable effort after Aziz Ansari was all but removed from the show. Master of None Season 3 focuses on one storyline and does a great job making the story feel realistic. The pacing is tremendously slow, but the emotion feels real. The problem with this season is that it's simply boring. The realism of this season is also its biggest problem. The plot is threadbare, and the season doesn't offer much in the way of entertainment. Overall, I wouldn't recommend Season 3 of Master of None, and I wouldn't recommend the show in general. See more timothy b @Timothy_Brown 11/11/2022 I'm not sure we even finished the first episode. This was a hard pivot from the season 1 and 2. See more tom m 09/20/2022 it took me a while to warm up to it. The first 2 seasons were significantly more interesting than the last season. The final season was plodding & tedious ... and relatively uninteresting. See more Dionicio S @Nichosolano 06/15/2022 Terrible, terrible way of making a great show a horrible one. See more Read all reviews
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Aziz Ansari

Creator

Alan Yang

Creator

Lena Waithe

Denise

Naomi Ackie

Alicia

Aziz Ansari

Dev

Aysha Kala

Reshmi

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired May 23, 2021 Chapter 1 Now a best-selling author, Denise leads a quiet life with her wife, Alicia, in upstate New York; however, dinner with another couple leads to big questions. Details Episode 2 Aired May 23, 2021 Chapter 2 As the mood in the house grows increasingly strained, Alicia leaves town for an antique fair. Details Episode 3 Aired May 23, 2021 Chapter 3 Facing a wave of major changes, Denise grapples with feelings of guilt and failure. Details Episode 4 Aired May 23, 2021 Chapter 4 Alicia turns to a fertility clinic for help and soon finds herself on a physical, financial and emotional quest. Details Episode 5 Aired May 23, 2021 Chapter 5 A trip to upstate New York leads to reflections on the past and present for Denise and Alicia. Details

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Season Info

Director
Aziz Ansari
Creator
Aziz Ansari, Alan Yang
Executive Producer
Aziz Ansari, Alan Yang, Mike Schur, David Miner, Dave Becky, Igor Srubshchik, Harris Wittels
Screenwriter
Aziz Ansari, Lena Waithe
Network
Netflix
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Comedy, Drama, LGBTQ+
Original Language
English
Release Date
May 23, 2021
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