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In the Season 3 premiere, Selina's in Iowa to promote her new autobiography, but also uses a book signing to meet possible caucus voters. Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., her team attend a staff wedding, but everyone reacts to a rumor that could shake up the next election.
Selina visits her campaign headquarters and takes a ride with the Coast Guard, but must reexamine her views on a hot-button issue after the president does an abrupt about-face. Meanwhile, Jonah causes a ruckus with his new blog.
An unflattering "Saturday Night Live" skit threatens to derail Selina's announcement of her candidacy for president, while the staff assemble a diverse group of citizens to be in the background during her speech in Annapolis, Md.
Selina's fund-raising trip to Silicon Valley includes a visit to a tech company with an eccentric young CEO, but her chance encounter with an anti-fracking mother makes headlines when it becomes fodder for Jonah's blog. Meanwhile, back in Washington, D.C., Dan starts a rumor about war hero Danny Chung to see if Jonah will take the bait and take his eye off the vice president.
Selina has a secret lunch with a major strategist she may tap as her campaign manager, even as Amy and Dan are openly vying for the job. Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Maddox invites the vice president to his country estate; Gary gets bad news about his shoulder; and Mike's colleagues find out he's mixing business with pleasure.
Selina goes to Detroit for an economic summit, but her personal trainer's presence irks her staff and family. Meanwhile, Jonah and Mike discuss a photo op with Maddox and the vice president; Catherine shields her mother from a protester; and a women's gun show proves to be an interesting campaign stop.
Selina goes to the U.K. for the 100th anniversary of World War I, but Ben is called back to Washington, D.C., which coincides with Dan's nerves starting to fray. Meanwhile, Jonah goes to London to spy on the vice president for Maddox; and Amy leaks a secret.
Selina prepares for a debate with her primary opponents; Mike's wife is tapped to write an article about the vice president.
Thornhill leads in the polls, so Selina and her staff wonder how to make her more down-to-earth. Meanwhile, Jonah meets with strategist Bill Ericsson about a job; and a pompous journalist interviews the vice president.
The Season 3 finale unfolds on the days leading up to the New Hampshire primary as Selina and her staff deal with multiple obligations and campaign stops.
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Critic Reviews for Veep Season 3
All Critics (26) | Top Critics (14) | Fresh (26) | Rotten (0)
[Veep] is a smartly written comedy about the meaninglessness of words and rhetoric-a sharp take on the no content of content.
If you thought HBO's lean, mean political comedy moved quickly in its first two seasons, get ready for the ride of your life in Season 3.
The show works because all of its actors seem so human, so likeable, despite the words coming from their mouths.
It was a brilliant narrative move to shake up Meyer and her crack staff with the promise of the Presidency as it allows each of these self-centered nuts a chance to crank up their intensity now that a life-changing run is in their faces.
Squirm and squeal in equal measure at Armando Iannucci's comedy of exquisite discomfort.
Thankfully, Selina hasn't grown - but Veep already has in its sure-to-be-great season.
This new lease on her political future adds a helping of fresh energy to the show.
Veep skewers everything in the American political system with quick, cut-throat slices. Everyone is horrible, unsavory and crass. They are all opportunistic monsters. We can't love them. But we can love watching them. That's politics in a nutsack.
Veep may seem to have started almost as a one-joke premise, it has developed beyond that. Inside all its satirical humor, there is the dark commentary about our dysfunctional government.
If Veep is as successful with the pay-off as it's been with the lead-up, we're in for a quite a treat over the next nine weeks.
The show, luckily, is explicitly, hilariously foulmouthed.
With her impeccable timing chops and unflinching willingness to embarrass herself, Julia Louis-Dreyfus has more than earned her two consecutive Emmys
Audience Reviews for Veep: Season 3
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Sep 22, 2019Much like it's leading lady, Veep is entering its swansong, with an impressive array of performances, a killer writing team and some of the best laughs on television —- Danny wa! Iroh's grade: B+
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Jul 15, 2018Almost went 4.5* this season....
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Apr 02, 2017HBO's foul-mouthed political satire continues to improve each season.
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Aug 27, 2016praticamente Veep alza l'asticella stagione dopo stagione. una comedy fantastica.
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Jul 21, 2015Why are`people watching this?
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Jul 19, 2015veep this bitches ya mutherfuckers
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Jun 05, 2015peroid/www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/veep/s03/#
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May 17, 2015Just gets better and better. Piss yourself funny.
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Feb 09, 2015VEEP season 3 peaked in its 8th episode. Sadly last 2 episodes were a let down. But a terrific season. Satire is subtle and jokes are refreshing.The plot of Ryantalogy was a brilliant addition. Every single member on this show was great.
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Jan 01, 2015My best discovery in 2014. Incredible show, smart and edgy. Julia is a comic genius.
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