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Dory gets arrested, and her friends are panicked that the police are coming for them next, while wondering which one of them told the authorities.
Pandemonium breaks loose when an anonymous tip is leaked to the press; Dory and Drew lawyer up, while Elliott and Portia head to East Hampton.
Given the mountains of evidence against them, Dory, Drew and their legal team struggle to come up with a defense strategy; Portia and Elliott are aggressively interrogated under fluorescent lighting.
The media can't get enough of the case, and Dory starts to enjoy the attention; Drew addresses the skeletons in his closet, and a betrayed Elliott cuts ties with Portia, driving her into the waiting arms of Christ.
Dory enlists her family to join her for a melodramatic TV interview, during which they give the performance of a lifetime; Portia bonds with her new Christian friends, while Elliott and Marc's wedding plans become more and more extravagant.
Dory and Drew face a grueling day in court, which begins with damning testimony from Portia; Elliott plays with fire by appearing on a conservative talk show.
Elliott takes the stand to testify for the defense; Portia's faith deepens, as does her bond with her new Christian friends; Drew makes a dangerously self-sabotaging choice; Dory receives a terrifying message.
As the gang tries to put aside their differences at Elliott and Marc's epic wedding, Dory can't help but feel wary that a threatening presence looms nearby.
Alarming evidence surfaces that potentially obliterates Dory and Drew's chances of being acquitted; Elliott confronts his roots, and Portia attempts to make amends for testifying against her friends.
It's a tense day for the gang as the jury deliberates over Dory and Drew's fate.
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Sep 17, 2022Acting is fantastic. Perfectly directed. Writers are super clever.
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Apr 18, 2022The consequences of previous decisions made by the characters finally materialize and the characters have to fight their way out of their situation where any mistake could be fatal. Dory and Drew have changed from who they were in season 1 and continue to change throughout the season. The writing is still sharp and the characters continue to behave consistent with their motivation. You will enjoy season 3 if you enjoyed the first two seasons.
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Feb 20, 2022do not watch this show. this is not "dark comedy". this is poorly written crap that gives a bad name to the mentally ill and was clearly written by someone who couldn't accurately depict having a real problem to save their life
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Jan 20, 2022Although I loved absolutely every episode of this show, Season 3 has to be my favorite, especially the addition of trial attorneys Cassidy Diamond and Polly Danziger.
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Jan 09, 2022Amazing from start to finish.
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Jun 10, 2021Season 3 remains the only blight on an otherwise-genius show. The courtroom experience the show created was ridiculous. Both defense attorneys, particularly Dory's, must be disbarred immediately. A piece of luggage cannot simply be replaced with an identical-looking piece of luggage - there's a tracking system there that the show just decides to ignore entirely. And the audio of Dory admitting to the murder - why does it play different audio each time it's played? LAME! Finally, there is no way Dory is not found guilty there. That's an issue that will affect me the rest of my life. In sum, season 3 attempts to take the show to a ‘screwball comedy' place. And that's not what the show was for the first two seasons: it was a drama, it was a mystery, with jokes thrown in. That's what was great about it. But for sea#on 3, they threw out those first two seasons and decided to change it up. Unfortunately, the courtroom setting and a murder trial was not conducive to this change. Luckily for the show, they got their groove back in season 4. Let's pray season 5 doesn't lose it again.
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May 28, 2021I thought the first season was really mediocre. There wasn't much to sink your teeth into, it was all sarcasm and irony. Hipsters running around playing investigator. Annoying characters whose stories are tough to set through in some episodes. But by the third season, it's so horrible that those episodes become unwatchable. In watching this season unfold you get the feeling that the original writers collectively quit and their children took over. The only problem with that theory is that 8th-grade students could write a better plot and dialogue. Absurdly bad. Wholly unwatchable. It's is that horrible.
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Mar 23, 2021Michaela Watkins. Louie Anderson. Shalita Grant. Amazing.
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Dec 20, 2020One of my fav shows right now. It probably will be for a long time. However Alia Shawkat is obviously not very good at acting... I must say... John Early is the star of the show to be honest. In season 3, Shalita Grant steals every scene she's in. Louie Anderson's character's also really great. Hilarious.
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Nov 21, 2020The characters were carefully chose and fit the witty dialogue perfectly, it's hilarious
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