Season 3 – Sweet Tooth

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diogo13 T @Tua_mera Jul 15, 2026 The trilogy's conclusion fulfills its role of ending Gus's journey, but falls short of the series' potential. The change of setting to Alaska brings a visually interesting atmosphere, but the script suffers from haste and overly simplistic narrative solutions. The fairytale tone loses strength with the introduction of new, caricatured villains who are less threatening than the previous ones. Despite weaknesses in pacing and some simplistic mystical explanations, the emotional connection between the protagonists still works and delivers a satisfying, albeit lukewarm, ending. See more Abraham A @Abeali25awsome Mar 7, 2026 Season 3 felt like a waste of time. I didn’t like how the kids and teenagers were written—they often acted like adults and gave advice that didn’t feel natural for their age. The pacing dragged, and I mostly kept watching just to see how it would end. Overall, I couldn’t wait for the season to finally finish. See more Mark B @RT06311907 Aug 23, 2025 It lessened in quality as the seasons went on. See more Elisha I @asapidox Jul 29, 2025 A gentle, emotional wrap-up to Gus’s journey. While the pacing slows at times, the heart’s still there, and the final episodes bring satisfying closure. Not the strongest season, but a warm, fitting end to the story. See more Kelly Y @RT55051648 Jun 6, 2025 Season 3 was awful. I genuinely loved season 1 (genuine, emotional, nuanced, and unique). Season 2 was still good (though some plotlines had a big buildup with an anticlimactic resolution, e.g. Becky and Wendy reunion). Season 3 was filled with more plotholes than you could count, and failed to deliver any emotional storylines. The show was unrealistic to the point it made no sense. A child dragging dozens of (very well packaged) bodies across an entire ship in a matter of hours. The character deaths were lazy. Somehow Singh managed to stab Birdie while attempting to kill Gus, with Jeppard between Birdie and Gus? Was Singh trying to stab Gus from five metres away? The Caribou man apparently instantly died from a small wound from the three wolf boys? Not only that, but the stories were not interesting. There was no emotion attached to the long-awaited reunion between Birdie and Gus. There was no emotional struggle or depth to Jeppard's story all season. He too, like Singh, was responsible for the deaths of many hybrids. Singh's story was incomprehensible all season. He appears to have come to terms with his wife's death (?) and has somehow become obsessed with a dream of killing Gus. His character turned from a three dimensional human into a lazy plot device. It is never explained why Singh had a dream of the cave where he killed Gus. Really disappointing end which did nothing to build on the previous two seasons (we already know the hybrids will inherit the earth!!) See more erika m @RT86549491 May 13, 2025 This show is amazing must watch See more Read all reviews

Sweet Tooth — Season 3

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