Master of None: Season 3

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Master of None: Season 1

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Netflix | Season Premiere Date: May 23, 2021

Summary: Denise's (Lena Waithe) relationship with Alicia (Naomi Ackie) is the focus of season three.

Creator: Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang

Genre(s): Comedy, Drama

Season 3 Episodes

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S3:E5. Moments in Love, Chapter 5
Air Date: May 23, 2021
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S3:E4. Moments in Love, Chapter 4
Air Date: May 23, 2021
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S3:E3. Moments in Love, Chapter 3
Air Date: May 23, 2021

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The Guardian Ellen E Jones

May 24, 2021

These 192 minutes speak more directly to the shifting status of women on screen than any public statement could. Read full review

Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya

May 19, 2021

While the ending isn’t perfect, it doesn’t need to be. Moments In Love burrows into mundanity, discomfort, and grief and still finds humor and joy along the way. It’s beautifully captured but also messy. The only perfect marriage here is the one between the show’s aesthetics and its narrative. Read full review

Kyle Mullin

May 20, 2021

Waithe’s performance is not as conventionally accomplished as Naomi Ackie, who co-stars as her wife and lights up the screen with each aptly chosen facial expression and line reading. ... Ansari is also masterful (pardon the pun) at capturing Waithe’s groundbreaking portrayal of queer romance and heartache by returning as director, and bringing auteuristic flourishes. Read full review

Inkoo Kang

May 19, 2021

It’s in the final two episodes that this season becomes an essential chapter of the show, first by illustrating, with a warm and grounded intimacy, the lengths Alicia will go for the kind of love she craves in her life. But it’s the last episode that truly dazzles, pushing Master of None out of its comfort zone of lovelorn pining into emotional and ethical complexities that never lose their sense of headlong romance. Master of None has, finally and indisputably, grown up. Read full review

Alan Sepinwall

May 19, 2021

The 55-minute opening episode effectively sets a mood and the state of the marriage, but can feel self-indulgent next to the second and third episodes, which both clock in at less than 30 minutes (albeit at times feeling longer than that). But those viewers willing to be patient will find reward in the penultimate episode. ... “Moments in Love” is a gamble that doesn’t fully pay off, but it’s great to know that after years apart, Ansari and Waithe were willing to try something both so different and yet so true to the larger spirit of what the show was before. Read full review

Clint Worthington

Jul 20, 2021

The slowness of Moments in Love is likely to frustrate a lot of viewers, especially those more attuned to the breezier, more life-affirming seasons that preceded it. But by paying such adoring attention to the mundane, Ansari and Waithe argue that it’s those small moments of connection, however fleeting, that matter more than the big, sweeping gestures we associate with romance. Read full review

Caroline Framke

May 19, 2021

There are two great performances nestled in this otherwise plodding season. One comes courtesy of Denise and Alicia’s house. ... The other standout turn is from Ackie. ... Its sporadically deft moments with Alicia make it hard not to want her starring in another series entirely that wouldn’t have had to deal with this much baggage. Read full review

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DavidStardust

May 23, 2021

Muito boa, as outras duas temporadas são melhores, mas essa não fica atrás. Adoro a personagem da Lena.

2 of 2 users found this helpful20

j1train

May 25, 2021

homophobes and racists out in full force as usual to pull down the user score

1 of 4 users found this helpful13

thenakedmole

May 23, 2021

VERY DIFFERENT FROM PREVIOUS SEASONS

BUT Still very very good. Almost finished it and really enjoying the approach they took here. You can see Aziz. Lena, Alan and crew are really evolving as film makers and story tellers. If you like art house pieces you will really enjoy it. If yourVERY DIFFERENT FROM PREVIOUS SEASONS

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Still very very good. Almost finished it and really enjoying the approach they took here. You can see Aziz. Lena, Alan and crew are really evolving as film makers and story tellers. If you like art house pieces you will really enjoy it. If your looking for goofy comedy then I would probably skip it.… Expand

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drlowdon

Jun 6, 2022

Four years after it’s second season Master of None returns, and with Aziz Ansari only appearing briefly in front of the camera, the focus is instead on the marriage of Denise (a supporting character in the first two seasons) and a new character named Alicia.

Master of None was never aFour years after it’s second season Master of None returns, and with Aziz Ansari only appearing briefly in front of the camera, the focus is instead on the marriage of Denise (a supporting character in the first two seasons) and a new character named Alicia.

Master of None was never a laugh-a-minute comedy, but there was always a decent amount of humour mixed into the social commentary. Not only is the third season almost totally devoid of humour it also skates along at an almost glacial pace. As a result, despite strong performances from the two leads, I frankly found it all rather dull.… Expand

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nathmarks

May 24, 2021

Beautifully shot, but dull and doesn't really tell any story that hasn't been told a dozen times in recent years. If you like the original master of none, and want satisfaction from how the story develops, just don't watch this. It completely destroys Dev's character and puts the focus onBeautifully shot, but dull and doesn't really tell any story that hasn't been told a dozen times in recent years. If you like the original master of none, and want satisfaction from how the story develops, just don't watch this. It completely destroys Dev's character and puts the focus on Denise who just sucks the life out any scene she is in.

I get that you are trying to be clever and arthouse, but i dont need like a 90 second scene of someone taking sheets off a bed in silence.

dull, depressing, disappointing… Expand

0 of 3 users found this helpful03

fturcotte88

May 24, 2021

Trying to be something it's not... and not funny. Fast forwarded the last 3 episodes... and didn't even stoped for the last 5 minutes. This used to be my favorite show, very disappointed.

5 of 7 users found this helpful52

hijosdelsiglo20

Aug 1, 2021

This is not Master of None, it is a spin off. But unsatisfactory, dull and boring. The REAL Master of none was full of humour, life, irony and love. The name "Moments in love" fails enormously, everything but love.

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Seasons & Episodes

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Series Overview
Season 3

75
- Season 3 Overview
  Air Date: May 23, 2021
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  S3:E5. Moments in Love, Chapter 5
  Air Date: May 23, 2021
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  S3:E4. Moments in Love, Chapter 4
  Air Date: May 23, 2021
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  S3:E3. Moments in Love, Chapter 3
  Air Date: May 23, 2021
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  S3:E2. Moments in Love, Chapter 2
  Air Date: May 23, 2021
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  S3:E1. Moments in Love, Chapter 1
  Air Date: May 23, 2021
Season 2

91
- Season 2 Overview
  Air Date: May 12, 2017
Season 1

91
- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: November 6, 2015