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- Amazon Instant Video
- Sep 23, 2016
- Amazon Instant Video
- Sep 23, 2016
Summary In Jill Soloway's dark comedy Maura (Jeffrey Tambor), who previously was known as Mort Pfefferman, announces his transition to his ex-wife Shelly (Judith Light), and his three kids--Ali (Gaby Hoffmann), Josh (Jay Duplass, and Sarah (Amy Landecker).
Created By: Joey Soloway
- Amazon Instant Video
- Sep 23, 2016
- Amazon Instant Video
- Sep 23, 2016
Summary In Jill Soloway's dark comedy Maura (Jeffrey Tambor), who previously was known as Mort Pfefferman, announces his transition to his ex-wife Shelly (Judith Light), and his three kids--Ali (Gaby Hoffmann), Josh (Jay Duplass, and Sarah (Amy Landecker).
Created By: Joey Soloway
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Spiritual and emotional epiphanies abound in these 10 episodes, about as close as TV comes to living art. [3-9 Oct 2016, p.23]
Season 3 of Transparent is as excellent as ever, still better than pretty much everything else on TV, and exceptional in ways that are intrinsically tied to it being a third season.
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User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 91 User Ratings
6.6
70% Positive
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26% Negative
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And yet for all its mess, for all its sprawl, for all its shagginess, Transparent remains one of TV’s most vital shows and one of its most artful.
Based on the first three episodes, this looks like another finely crafted season. Also intense, uncompromising and demanding.
While not quite reaching the heights of the show’s first season, Transparent manages to deliver something a little more fully formed and contained in season three.
What the series lacks in knowing visual style it more than compensates with its witty, lacerating writing and its continuously inventive and moving cast.
