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Audience Reviews for You're the Worst: Season 3

• Nov 23, 2019

  It goes intense--deep--funny--adventurous--artistic--captivative and so on and on...It is bold at the same time eloquent..!!!
  Elaine L
• Oct 22, 2018

  You’re the Worst reaches new heights in season 3.
  Good B
• Aug 05, 2018

  This show continues to bring both drama and light-hearted comedic relief on an episode-to-episode basis. This is truly one of the most entertaining and stunningly relatable shows that has made it's way onto television in quite some time.
  
• Dec 20, 2017

  Not as much drama or suspense as the first one, as they've settled down more but still an interesting watch. Binged in a week while the others I binged in a day or two.
  James V
• May 08, 2017

  One of my favorite shows over the last 5 years. Excellent take on the classic romcom sitcom. Dark, twisted and seriously funny! What could go wrong?
  Pete R
• Dec 13, 2016

  This show is probably one of the best i have ever seen. It is brilliant, funny, sad and extremely well written! This is a must see show!
  

  Anna Stesia S
• Nov 24, 2016

  You're the Worst continues to show why it is one of the most intelligent Rom-Com shows ever written. Falk brings new life to old characters with heart-wrenching and beautiful storylines (with a lot of help from the incredible work done by the cast [why does Aya cash not have an Emmy yet?]), while also including the pessimistic humor we all know and love. You're The Worst: Season 3 is a work of art and one can hope it can only get better from here.
  

  Liam C
• Nov 19, 2016

  Though Season 3 is the show's weakest season by far it is also probably their most impressive mainly because of how different and experimental it is because of it's direction and several single character focused episodes. It also has some of the most compelling plots the show has given us mainly focusing on 3 relationships and the hardships and problems they endure. However the season really does get off to a rocky start juggling too many plots at once and focusing too much on comedy which while absolutely hilarious doesn't nearly have the focus and cohesion the 1st 2 did. However the 2nd half of the season really makes up for it and goes in some very interesting and surprising directions about legacy and identity and in a way this show hasn't before and sets up a very optimistic 4th season that very well could be the show's last. Overall Grade for the Season: A-
  

  Kevin F
• Nov 19, 2016

  The show continues to choose real emotions over the common sappiness of normal rom-coms. The damaged narcissist leads continue to love and struggle like normal relationships. Season 1 and 2 are on Hulu+ and it does take sometime to fully accepted these damaged characters.
  Steven C
• Nov 17, 2016

  While the second season of You're the Worst set an incredibly high-bar with its realized arc involving clinical depression, season 3 is ultimately just as strong, and at times even eclipses it. While the characters remain as cynical as ever (a few of them even taking a turn for insanity), the show's tone couldn't be further from that, and there's always an even ratio between the hilarity and the sorrow. What's more, the season never ceases to surprise, with week-after-week You're the Worst delivering us nigh unbelievable camera work for a sit-com, from a claustrophobic account of PTSD ("Twenty-Two"), to a Birdman-esque long-take heavy ensemble piece ("The Inherent, Unsullied Qualitative Value of Anything"). Still, the show never displays technical craft for pompous reasons, and all these scenarios are used to further dissect the show's complex characters, and their relationships. You're the Worst remains one of the best shows on television, and the heart-breaking season finale suggests that the best is still yet to come.
  

  Peter F

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