Disenchantment: Season 3

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Netflix | Season Premiere Date: January 15, 2021

Summary: Princess Bean and her friends explore new worlds in the third season of the Matt Groening animated comedy

Genre(s): Comedy, Animation, Action & Adventure, Fantasy

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Vikram Murthi

Jan 12, 2021

In an attempt to build out the world and the rest of the bloated ensemble, Disenchantment not only shortchanges its heroes but also loses sight of what made the series modestly fun in the first place. Read full review

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Berlinalko

Jan 19, 2021

Critics enjoy bashing this show, but the viewers know better. Disenchantment is the most creative comedy program on our screens, together with Rick and Morty. This season is the best so far: More Steamland, more conspiracies, more surprising twists. And as opposed to most comedy these days,Critics enjoy bashing this show, but the viewers know better. Disenchantment is the most creative comedy program on our screens, together with Rick and Morty. This season is the best so far: More Steamland, more conspiracies, more surprising twists. And as opposed to most comedy these days, Disenchantment is actually funny and not just awkward and depressive. I feel pity for the critics who can't enjoy pure fun any more...… Expand

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michaelinperson

Feb 6, 2021

I'm seeing it now: this show has let go of all vexations to satisfy the majority masses, embracing tone-deaf humor with such obvious pride that we can't help but acknowledge the amount of ridiculousness it has achieved. Your typical high-quality cartoon can't top this, let alone the onesI'm seeing it now: this show has let go of all vexations to satisfy the majority masses, embracing tone-deaf humor with such obvious pride that we can't help but acknowledge the amount of ridiculousness it has achieved. Your typical high-quality cartoon can't top this, let alone the ones critics praise that do too much. It's because the writers have learned to move beyond mastering the art of jokes (and writing itself). This show leads the way into a new era of comedy genre, if not, sub-genre.… Expand

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Jaxtaposition

Jan 15, 2021

Once again I watched the entire season with a perpetual edge of satisfaction. It’s not that the characters aren’t enjoyable. It’s not that the world created isn’t interesting and growing and filled with potential storylines and narratives. It’s that the plot seems so constantly shy of anyOnce again I watched the entire season with a perpetual edge of satisfaction. It’s not that the characters aren’t enjoyable. It’s not that the world created isn’t interesting and growing and filled with potential storylines and narratives. It’s that the plot seems so constantly shy of any true actual climax. It’s that we continue to have new storylines introduced before previous stories are completed. Serialize or don’t. Do not fall painfully in the middle where we never really feel any one story is that engaging or meaningful. I will continue to watch as they hopefully actualize some meaningful drama or return to a complete and satisfying episodic structure. I am desperate for one of these two to materialize in a graphically stunning world that I have come to love if only in the gaps I have self imagined between the unfulfilling and tangled plot lines.… Expand

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Larkanallisane

Jan 16, 2021

To many new storylines and a lot of boring and filler like episodes. Loved season 1 and 2 but this just wasnt worth the time to watch. Sorry to say but this season was a huge disappointment.

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MG42

Jan 24, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Watch season 3's mermaid episode and you'll see the very embodiment of everything wrong with Disenchantment in general. It can't decide which which direction it wants to go. It suddenly decides to inject a new plot element (evidently Bean is gay now despite being attracted to men in season 1) without resolving an old plot thread and then continue to meander along without explaining anything until the last minute when the show suddenly decides it cares again only for the plot to flatline once more. In the mean time it tries to not so subtly inject feminism and gender politics. Disenchantment once had alot of potential but now its just frustrating and boring. It doesn't even want to be a comedy anymore. Just turn it off and let it die. The show itself doesn't care anymore. Why should we?… Expand

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Seasons & Episodes

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Series Overview
Season 3

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- Season 3 Overview
  Air Date: January 15, 2021
- No episode information is currently available for this season
Season 2

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- Season 2 Overview
  Air Date: September 20, 2019
Season 1

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- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: August 17, 2018