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Season three of the US drama starring Emily Van Camp as a young woman seeking revenge on those who destroyed her childhood. Emily Thorne's vengeful course is renewed but she finds that her plans are subject to an unexpected deadline. The return of Victoria Grayson's long-lost son Patrick brings changes and complications to her powerful family. Meanwhile, a glimpse into the future shows that the wedding of the century could ultimately lead to Emily's demise.
Emily's latest target is a clergyman who was once an executive at Grayson Global. Meanwhile, Victoria takes an assertive approach with Patrick; and Margaux has a compelling offer for Daniel.
When Conrad is plagued by guilty nightmares about his past misdeeds, Emily asks Father Paul to persuade him to repent and confess his sins. Nolan throws a lavish housewarming party for the local elite, but there's a showdown at the event when Victoria brings along an unexpected guest. Meanwhile, Patrick moves into Grayson Manor, new information about Emily makes Daniel suspicious, and Jack and Margaux hit it off.
When Emily's plan to get Conrad to confess comes to nothing, she turns to an unlikely source for more information. Charlotte has plans to renovate the Stowaway. Nolan decides to covertly investigate Patrick's background and finds himself following an interesting trail to Florida. Victoria makes a bold move back into the art world to secure her independence from Conrad.
Aiden seems to have a hidden agenda. Emily gets a shock at the magazine launch party when an alienated Daniel makes a startling statement. As her complex plan unravels, she is forced to make herself vulnerable in order to regain control. Patrick confronts Nolan about snooping around behind his back. Jack faces a difficult decision when he finds himself with a powerful new enemy.
Emily takes drastic action when Conrad attempts to sell Grayson Manor, but problems mount for her as Daniel's attention is distracted by a face from the past. New loyalties mean that two of the most important people in Emily's life - Nolan and Jack - are becoming alienated from her. Can she regain their trust by bringing them into her confidence about her ultimate plan?
Conrad hires Bizzy Preston, a famous party-girl who is now a PR mastermind, to rehabilitate the Grayson family's image. Jack finally says goodbye to the memory of Amanda as he and Margaux grow closer. Charlotte's plot to rekindle old feelings between Sara and Daniel seems to be working. Emily sinks her teeth deeper into her plan, while Nolan has a revenge agenda of his own.
Victoria throws Emily a bridal shower that neither of them will forget in a hurry. Jack is angered by some surprising news about Aiden, who steps in to help Charlotte deal with a blackmailer. Conrad tells Margaux that he won't allow her to publish his memoirs. Distracted by Sara and encouraged by his father, Daniel grows more distant, so Emily has to take drastic measures to keep him on side.
After Emily's shock news, Daniel is torn between his loyalty to his fiancée and his feelings for Sara. As the wedding of the year approaches, Emily puts the finishing touches to her final takedown, but both she and Victoria are stunned by the appearance of a face from the past. Jack asks Nolan for some help with Margaux, while Aiden has an important question for Emily. The closer Emily comes to trapping the Grayson family, the more they seem to slip through her fingers.
The wedding day of the year finally arrives, and Emily's master plan is poised to go off without a hitch as Patrick convinces Victoria that she should attend the ceremony after all. In the last hours before the event, Emily calls to say goodbye to Jack, and Daniel runs into Sara. Despite all of Emily's preparations, her enemies unite to bring new complications, with dire consequences.
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Cast & Crew
Victoria Grayson
Nolan Ross
Jack Porter
Charlotte Clarke
Conrad Grayson
Critic Reviews for Revenge Season 3
All Critics (9) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (3)
Revenge has ascended even past its season one heights, thanks to Nayar's decision to do in season three exactly the opposite of what Kelley tried to do in season two: take an inherently self-limiting premise and use it to the show's advantage.
That's what this Revenge premiere feels like: A recreation cobbled together after the original, more organic version was somehow lost.
It successfully rebooted the series for Season 4-not that the show necessarily deserved another chance after the mess it created in Seasons 2 and 3.
We're heading back to a 'Revenge-of-the-week' format, which suits me perfectly.
During the third season more than ever, it became clear that the showrunners' only interest was for Emily to execute her revenge, regardless of how ludicrous and tedious her plans became.
It just wouldn't be an season finale of Revenge without at least one death, an imprisonment, a set-up and a crazy revelation, right? Well, fans got all that and more with Sunday night's blood-happy finale.
I just have to mention that Nolan's outfits remain one of the most entertaining parts of the show.
Two points to Revenge for the intrigue with the opening and closing scenes. They were great bookends to the episode and made me forget about all the mud in the middle.
I have high hopes that Season 3 will be a huge improvement.
Audience Reviews for Revenge: Season 3
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Sep 25, 2019Revenge's third season suffered from slow pacing, painfully dragging out all of its plots without actually getting to the point of each until the midseason or season finale. There were also more than a few plots that amounted to nothing and acted solely as filler. It was an okay season, but it could (and should) have been 13 episodes rather than 22.
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Oct 07, 2014The show is starting to show wear and tear, but still fun entertainment.
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May 22, 2014Season 3 is an absolute bore. The show should've paced itself. I found myself watching the first season & wondering how they were going to make this into a regular series. Overall, this is a classic night time soap, reminiscent of Dallas or Dynasty more so than most modern day dramas. Campy glances & dramatic music. I'm almost waiting for someone to say, "I'll do everything in my power to..." One very annoying thing is the character who plays Daniel Grayson. He's supposed to be from an extremely wealthy/powerful family, but has the accent of a guy named Sal, selling pizza in Brooklyn. He sounds so incredibly blue collar, I don't know how it got past production.
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May 12, 2014Revenge sempre foi um novelão com um pé no trash, mas uma coisa mantinha sua dignidade: Victoria Grayson. E por isso é uma pena esta season finale jogar no lixo toda a credibilidade de uma personagem em prol de um plot twist completamente inverossímil.
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May 11, 2014While the show keeps going downhill with unnecessary storylines and new characters, Revenge managed to survive for another season with the last few episodes and solid performances form its cast.
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Apr 12, 2014What happened to this show? It used to be so good now it's just awful and silly.
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Apr 05, 2014Just love this show. Yes, it's a soap opera. Acting is excellent, many iinterwoven plots occurring at once, conspiracy story, very entertaining.My favorite tv show.
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Apr 04, 2014Wonderfully suspense and beautifully casted Revenge is one of the best tv shows I've ever seen. Emily VanCamp is such a power house bringing ever aspect of her character to life
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Mar 31, 2014It is time for this series to come to a close. It has become stale and boring.
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Mar 25, 2014Season 3 revitalizes the series. Its now more about the character than their missions.
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