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- Overall, Disenchantment 's third season is its weakest by some margin. It attempts to give fans of the show more of the wondrous locales and fantastic creatures but loses its plot and direction in the process. There are still laughs to be had along the way, but not enough to stop entire episodes feeling almost entirely like wasted time.
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Regardless the show is great and every season is worth the watch <3. Better, on the fact that they have woven so many small details through the series right from the start which all start to make sense in later seasons. Those 'oh that thing happened at season one that set this up' kinda thing.
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It's a drama not a comedy so it's definitely not worth watching if you're waiting for laughs. Watch those other, better shows.
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Jan 25, 2021 · Overall, Disenchantment's third season is its weakest by some margin. It attempts to give fans of the show more of the wondrous locales and fantastic creatures but loses its plot and direction in the process.
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- Disenchantment loses some of its comedic momentum in Season 3.
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- Verdict
By David Griffin
Updated: Nov 3, 2022 8:04 pm
Posted: Jan 16, 2021 1:00 am
This is a mostly spoiler-free review for Netflix's Disenchantment Season 3, which is available to stream worldwide. For a refresher on the series, be sure to check out reviews of Disenchantment Season 1 and Disenchantment Season 2.
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The story picks up immediately after the events that took place during the Season 2 finale, with Bean narrowly avoiding her execution at the hands of Odval and the Arch-Druidess. As the story progresses, we get to spend some more time with Bean's mother, Queen Dagmar (Sharon Hogan) in her subterranean kingdom. Sadly, most of Bean's interactions with her mom involve verbal sparring matches that often run too long, which is a problem the series has faced since it premiered back in 2018.
Since Netflix is a commercial-free streaming platform, co-creators Matt Groening and Josh Weinstein don't have to operate under the confines of broadcast television where most animated comedies are relegated to around 22 minutes per episode. Disenchantment continues to push its runtimes up to (and sometimes over) thirty minutes, which tends to stretch many of the comedic scenes beyond their welcome.
What continues to work for the series, however, is the excellent voice-over work from Abbi Jacobson (Bean), Eric André (Luci), Nat Faxon (Elfo), and many of the secondary characters, which are voiced by Groening alums like Futurama's Billy West and John DiMaggio. In one of my favorite episodes from Season 3, titled "Steamland Confidential," Faxon does amazing work as Elfo attempts to blend into high society by joining an "upscale explorers" club, which leads to some unexpected and hilarious moments later in the episode.
In the visual department, the animation continues to shine, with some new and familiar locations to explore in Season 3. The series' return to Steamland gives the animators a chance to show off more of the steampunk-inspired landscape that's filled with plenty of flying blimps and some intimidating lightbulb-headed robots that you wouldn't want to ...
Matt Groening's third installment of Disenchantment continues to build on its expansive medieval-fantasy world with an adequate number of laughs - although some running jokes continue to outstay their welcome. While the vocal performances of leading stars Abbi Jacobson (Bean), Eric André (Luci), and Nat Faxon (Elfo) remain excellent, their characte...
Even if you hadn't watched season 2, I honestly totally recommend skipping to season 3 and trying it out because it's such a marked improvement from the previous two in terms of writing, more interesting plot lines, better side characters, and better jokes. It's honestly astounding how it got better in almost every conceivable way.
Jan 19, 2021 · The only thing clear in all the confusion is that a major war between multiple factions is coming to Dreamland and all Hell may break loose before it is over. Here's a rundown of the many questions raised over the course of Disenchantment season 3.
When is Disenchantment season 3 coming to Netflix? Fans don't have long to wait, as Disenchantment season 3 has a confirmed release date of 15th January, with the series launching exclusively on Netflix.
