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Though it's entirely too short, Pose's final season is a joyously entertaining celebration of life that is not to be missed. Read critic reviews
Pose (2021)
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Episodes
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1. On the Run
Air date: May 2, 2021
With the AIDS epidemic reaching fever pitch, Blanca finds purpose working as a nurse's aide, but Blanca's history with a new patient leads to a challenging ordeal; Lemar shakes up the community when he becomes father to the unruly House of Khan.
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2. Intervention
Air date: May 2, 2021
When Pray Tell's alcoholism leads to expected consequences, Blanca stages a much-needed intervention; Blanca nervously prepares to meet Christopher's parents.
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3. The Trunk
Air date: May 9, 2021
After she is unjustly arrested, Elektra convinces Blanca to aid in disposing of the trunk in her closet before the police find it.
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4. Take Me to Church
Air date: May 16, 2021
After a startling health update, Pray Tell returns home to reconnect with his birth family.
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5. Something Borrowed, Something Blue
Air date: May 23, 2021
A visit from an old friend complicates Angel and Papi's wedding plans; Elektra expands her business with the help of her new, shady, associates.
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6. Something Old, Something New
Air date: May 30, 2021
While the dust settles on their unforeseen life change, Papi adjusts to being a guardian; Angel seeks guidance from an unexpected source.
Pose: Season 3 videos
Pose: Season 3 Featurette - Identity. Family. Community: Looking Good
Pose: Season 3 Featurette - Who We Are: Mj Rodriguez
Pose: Season 3 Featurette - Who We Are: Dominique Jackson
Pose: Season 3 Featurette - Identity, Family, Community: Fashion
Pose: Season 3 Featurette - Personal Growth
Pose: Season 3 First Look - The Final Season
Pose: Season 3 Teaser - Deeper Love
Pose: Season 3 Teaser - Believe
Pose: Season 3 Trailer
Pose: Season 3 Episode 7 Clip - Remembering Pray
Pose: Season 3 Episode 5 Clip - Papi Confronts Elektra
Pose: Season 3 Episode 7 Series Finale Trailer
Pose: Season 3 Episode 6 Trailer
Pose: Season 3 Episode 4 Clip - Pray Comes Clean
Pose: Season 3 Episode 3 Clip - Can Elektra & Her Mom Find Common Ground?
Pose: Season 3 Episode 5 Trailer
Pose: Season 3 Episode 4 Trailer
Pose: Season 3 Episode 2 Clip - Cubby Memories
Pose: Season 3 Episode 2 Clip - Candy's Sweet Refrain
Pose: Season 3 Episode 3 Trailer
Pose: Season 3 Photos
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Critic Reviews for Pose: Season 3
Audience Reviews for Pose: Season 3
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A thoughtful and well considered representation of lives lived on the fringes... I knew it had to end, I'm still sad it ended... but, it's better to stop while you're ahead.
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This final season brings a new dimension to queer love and the stories of people of colour and predominantly transgender women of colour being shared with us on the small screen. Pose is powerful, emotional, bold, incredibly heartfelt and the kind of absolute queer TV joy that everyone deserves to watch!!🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ Truly incredible acting from the cast and such beautifully written scenes!!! 1000% GO WATCH NOW if you haven't already!!!! I wish they'd continue making this incredible show and it didn't have to end on its third season. I'll definitely be re-watching ❤️❤️❤️
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This show deserved one more season. There were so many more plot lines and characters to explore
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Pose is truly magnificent, it successfully represents these characters as living beings without ever falling in the traps of stereotypes and tokenism. Every flaw this season might have can be easily forgiven.
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I am so sad to say goodbye to a series that is so special with a season which everything felt rushed, as undercooked as glamorous.
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Billy Porter was literally perfect and amazing and the Blanca actress too. Honestly alot of them were great, I was just frustrated about the Judy and Electra actresses not delivering their lines well enough and also who wrote the script for Papi and his son? Aint nobody in their right mind watch over their kid to "make sure they color inside the lines", like what?? Also every the majority of the actors/actresses were posing constantly which felt fake but oh well, maybe t was to honor ballroom? Anyways this season was prolly the best and it got me crying too.
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Sensitive to the issues of HIV from the 80's. Gave a good understanding of issues faced by trans and gay people. Porter is a star.
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The category is: Boredom! I watched all 26 episodes of this series out of loyalty to Ryan Murphy. But season three of "Pose," though just eight episodes (seven if you count the two-part finale as one episode), was a real slog. "Pose" really should have been a limited series of about 8-10 episodes in total. I've loved Billy Porter since I first saw him on Broadway in "Kinky Boots," but the writers did not do this great actor justice in the final season. The many overwrought twists and turns may have been great Emmy bait, but I found it tiresome. And what about Elektra becoming a millionaire several times over by partnering with organized crime? There's a bizarre happy ending -- most who go into business with the mob don't wind up cheerfully living the high life in Florida. Another show with an LGBT focus, the terrific British mini-series "It's a Sin" (shown on this side of the pond on HBO) was vibrant and poignant and beautifully acted across the board. "Pose," in contrast, was glitzy but unevenly acted and, in comparison, rather shallow.
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Very good! Great script and artists' interpretations. Simply phenomenal.
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Excellent season! I enjoyed the cameos by Anna Maria Horsford, Jackée Harry, and Janet Hubert.
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