Necrotongue

I definitely enjoyed Season 3 more than the previous season. Well, except the fourth episode which was a huge disappointment for me. Luckily, it turned out to be an isolated incident and my overall impression of the season was excellent. Eddie Marsan's acting performance keeps getting better and better. His Terry Donovan is increasingly entertaining. Even the character of Bunchy no longer got on my nerves, and often amused me. I was glad that the writers brought back ex-agent Cochran and the whole Finney family. These characters give the series a new edge.

The season finale was all about the action, and now I see why the creators held back in the last few episodes. This episode had a great pace, building up a solid atmosphere and tension. Even the family drama with Ray’s dysfunctional clan didn’t bother me this time.

A great episode. I genuinely enjoyed watching Ray scramble to save his own skin for a change. Bringing in Cochran and the Finneys was a brilliant move by the writers.

I’m really enjoying the final stretch of season three. This episode wasn’t packed with action, but it was still a lot of fun. The Finney family and the return of Cochran added just the right amount of spice to keep things interesting.

Even without major action, Mickey stirred up a chain of unfortunate events with his antics. Well, “unfortunate” might be a stretch — I actually enjoyed it. The episode picked up a good pace, and I was pleased to see Cochran return.

Unlike previous episodes, this one didn't hit the mark. Penhale's wilderness adventure was pretty pointless, and the other storylines didn't excite me either. Episode five just felt a bit tired overall.

Another episode with a solid pace that kept me entertained from start to finish. Ray and Lena, along with their little animal escapades, provided some great moments. It was nice to see the old team back together, though Avi looks a bit worse for wear.

The seventh episode picked up the momentum again. The story had a good flow, decent action, and some intriguing twists. I was pleasantly surprised by the direction Father Romero’s storyline took.

For what was supposed to be a hectic election day, the story's pace was pretty slow. By the end of the episode, it felt like the plot hadn’t progressed much. Luckily, Bunchy (or rather, Brandon), his Mexican fiancée, and a wonderfully paranoid Terry kept me entertained. 4*-

Thankfully, episode five wasn’t as bad as the previous one, though the creators still seem unsure about Abby’s character. Bunchy managed to make me laugh again, and Mickey and Daryl kept things interesting. The situation with the Finneys is getting more complicated, and I feel like Eddie Marsan’s performance keeps getting better.