Uniquely its own, and compelling and poignant as ever, Transparent continues to transcend the parameters of comedic and dramatic television with sustained excellence in its empathic portrayal of the Pfefferman family. Read critic reviews
Transparent (2016)
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Episodes
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1. Elizah
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
While working at an LGBT suicide hotline, Maura receives a worrisome call from a young transgender woman, Elizah; Maura searches for Elizah.
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2. When the Battle Is Over
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
Maura feels the impact of her health scare; Sarah wants to be on the MidCity Temple board; Shelly and Buzzy plan a one-woman show.
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3. To Sardines and Back
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
As members of the Pfefferman family gather for Maura's birthday, relationships are tested; Sarah decides to confront Buzzy; Maura makes an announcement.
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4. Just the Facts
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
A trip to the plastic surgeon's office provides Maura with an exciting glimpse into the future; Josh visits Rita, who is unusually upbeat; Leslie and Ali face a struggle with intimacy; Sarah seeks a distraction from personal problems.
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5. Oh Holy Night
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
Sarah receives support from the Pfefferman family; Josh turns to Raquel after the death of a friend; Ali witnesses the pitfalls of Leslie's prejudices.
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6. The Open Road
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
Undeniable chemistry emerges when Josh hits the road with a unexpected copilot; Shelly discovers Buzzy's outlandish spending; Ali has an experience at the dentist's office.
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7. Life Sucks and Then You Die
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
Josh has difficult news for Colton; Sarah oversteps with Raquel; big issues emerge between Maura and Vicki.
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8. If I Were a Bell
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
In 1958, Maura's femininity causes a family conflict; in 1966, Shelly and Mort have a clandestine affair.
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9. Off the Grid
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
Josh makes a decision after reconnecting with Colton; Ali goes on a mission; Sarah has a hard time controlling her anger; Maura has an exciting night out.
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10. Exciting and New
Air date: Sep 23, 2016
The Pfeffermans go on a cruise in hopes of escaping their problems; the Seder brings everyone together.
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Critic Reviews for Transparent: Season 3
Audience Reviews for Transparent: Season 3
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Its the best season of this show
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Puntaje Original: 7.1 Con una gran dirección y un serio y complejo desarrollo en los personajes que convierten a esta temporada en uno de los mejores trabajos logrados de la serie.
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I love this series. It's interesting, it's honest, it's funny, it's touching. I hate all of the characters to varying degrees, but that's ok. And it may very well be the point. Nobody is played as the one you have to totally sympathize with. Maura is the one I feel the most for, but even she is often callous, rude and selfish. The rest are totally wrapped up in their own lives, but I enjoy watching them struggle - pull ahead, fall behind. Jeffrey Tambor is absolutely amazing in this. He doesn't play camp, he doesn't act unnaturally fay... He just is. He disappears into Maura. When I first saw posters for the show, I was sure it was one of those projects where the creators thought of a title first, then built a show around it. I didn't watch it until last year, thinking it would be more like a sitcom. I am glad I was wrong, and can't wait for the 4th season.
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Increible como siguen desarrollando esta historia y manteniendo la combinacion perfecta entre comedia y drama.
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Not quite as sublime or striking as the previous two seasons (perhaps Jill Soloway put more creative stamina into her pilot for I Love Dick this year), but Transparent is still rather excellent. As topical as ever with its two principal themes (sexuality and Judaism), Transparent is once again able to reach out its commentary while supplying the good family drama. Some of the plot lines this year read a little fluffier than year's past, but the gentle filmmaking and evolving character largely subvert any cliches the show runs in danger of enclosing on. The best episodes this year are also the more innovative ones, including a prequel episode that gives a heartbreaking glimpse at Mort's childhood, and likely ranks as a series' best. Perhaps this season of Transparent deserves this reserved compliment: your weakest season is still better than the best of most shows'.
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