The Handmaid's Tale - Season 3 (2019)

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Show title: The Handmaid's Tale

Episodes: 13

Playing time: 11 hour and 17 minutes

Developed by: Bruce Miller

Stars: Elisabeth Moss, Joseph Fiennes and Yvonne Strahovski

Origin: United States

Releasedate: Wednesday 5 June 2019

First aired on: Hulu (Verenigde Staten)

This season is not available on US streaming services.

The Handmaid's Tale plot

Set in a dystopian future, June Osborne (Elizabeth Moss) is forced to live as a concubine under a fundamentalist theocratic dictatorship. A TV adaptation of Margaret Atwood's novel.

Episodes Season 3 (2019)

1. Night

5 June 2019 (47 minutes)
2. Mary and Martha

5 June 2019 (48 minutes)
3. Watch Out

5 June 2019 (47 minutes)
4. God Bless the Child

12 June 2019 (48 minutes)
5. Unknown Caller

19 June 2019 (47 minutes)
6. Household

26 June 2019 (55 minutes)
7. Under His Eye

3 July 2019 (55 minutes)
8. Unfit

10 July 2019 (55 minutes)
9. Heroic

17 July 2019 (55 minutes)
10. Bear Witness

24 July 2019 (55 minutes)
11. Liars

31 July 2019 (55 minutes)
12. Sacrifice

7 August 2019 (55 minutes)
13. Mayday

14 August 2019 (55 minutes)

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selene1974

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2 January 2020 at 01:12

Just seen the first three episodes, photographic, lighting and shots are way above all other series. It's a bit slower than previous seasons, but that doesn't bother me at all. It's the details that are amazing, that one sentence that does it that I don't see in almost any other series. Only battlestar galactica is equally good at this in many episodes.

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Black Math

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1753 votes

9 April 2022 at 10:34

As in the previous season, the threat of Gilead is somewhat gone, allowing the main character to make elaborate plans for revenge. It feels a little unlikely because there are so many people working with it, and it only takes one traitor and the plan falls apart. Anyway, if you don't think too much about it and instead goes along with the plot, it's pretty interesting.

Less flashbacks in my opinion, which is nice. The one by Aunt Lydia seemed very interesting to me, but turned out to be quite disappointing. The psychological explanation of a failed date set up by a single mother as an explanation for her character feels too easy.

A tad less than the previous season, also because the climax is mainly a "one up" (or rather "eighty-five up") of that of the previous season. 3*.

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