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Episodes
Season 3 begins with Aramis struggling to fit in at the monastery, where he is soon joined by Athos, Porthos and D'Artagnan, who left the battlefield to hunt down outlaws and some missing gunpowder.
Feron hatches a plot to steal grain from Paris, blame it on the refugees and sell it back to the King at a higher price.
The king's exiled brother is robbed of valuable information on his way back to Paris, and the theft could mean the end of Orléans.
A visit from Louis' sister, the Queen of England, is marred by the theft of her crown jewels, which were to be used to finance the impending civil war. Meanwhile, Aramis tries to save a childhood friend from being blackmailed.
The Musketeers attempt to restore order in Paris after Grimaud and Feron's Châtelet breakout, which frees a homicidal lunatic.
The Musketeers must restore order in Paris after a homicidal lunatic escapes prison.
In pursuit of Grimaud, the Musketeers must earn the trust of a band of women who thrive without men and whose shocking secret history makes soldiers their natural enemy.
Grimaud kidnaps Aramis during peace negotiations with the Spanish, and the Musketeers battle to rescue him and salvage the Queen's reputation.
When death strikes the Louvre, Treville takes controversial steps to protect the Dauphin from the unholy alliance of Grimaud, Gaston and the Duke of Lorraine. His secretive tactics isolate the Queen and threaten to drive even his loyal Musketeers apart. With the disbanded Red Guard at Grimaud's disposal, Constance and Sylvie must hide the Dauphin in a city crawling with spies.
In the wake of a devastating tragedy, Grimaud declares war on the Musketeers, starting with the people they love.
The Musketeers: Season 3 Photos
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
d'Artagnan
Porthos
Aramis
Athos
Comte De Rochefort
Queen Anne
Critic Reviews for The Musketeers Season 3
All Critics (5) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (3)
The script lacked nuance, differentiating between goodies (brave, honourable, kind to cute children) and baddies (shouting, stabbing monks, robbing the dead) with all the subtlety of a trebuchet.
The show already feels past its sell-by date; just a bunch of silly little boys running around haplessly fighting for no discernible reason.
A swashbuckling (hard to avoid the word) romp that will appeal to anyone who has ever dreamed of adventure and romance, handsome beardy men with swords, and porcelain-skinned ladies bursting from bodices.
With a little more daring this show could have been a jewel in the BBC's crown. Instead, I'll think back on it as ambitious, well-cast and with a handful of great episodes but rarely reaching its potential.
As daft and unintentionally amusing as it is, when it comes to fun, escapist, glamorous TV, it can't be beaten.
Audience Reviews for The Musketeers: Season 3
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Dec 28, 2019One of the best adaptations of the classic novel I ever seen. Need it more seasons.
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Jul 19, 2017I'm terribly sad to see the show end.
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Jul 14, 2016Sad to see this series end, but it was a very satisfying ending.
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