Season 3
As the gang kicks off a run of shows in glamorous Las Vegas, power struggles, sexual tension and shifting priorities threaten their bond.
Up, Up, Up
Hours before GLOW's opening show at the Fan-Tan casino in Las Vegas, a national tragedy unfolds on live TV, leaving everyone spooked.
Hot Tub Club
On a day off, Sam teaches Ruth how to gamble, Bash struggles to take care of an ailing Rhonda, and Arthie and Yolanda face an intimate dilemma.
Desert Pollen
Fed up with the ladies' sloppy performances and lack of training, Cherry takes them to a showgirl dance class, which stokes Debbie's insecurities.
Say Yes
A visit from Russell puts Ruth on edge. Bash hires a magician to spice up the show. Sheila forges ahead with her acting and finds a new idol.
Freaky Tuesday
Tammé's back problems lead to a major shake-up in the ring. An offer to extend the show divides the producers. Justine asks Sam to read her screenplay.
Outward Bound
A camping trip in the desert canyons outside Vegas spirals into a night of soul-searching, bitter showdowns and bombshell revelations.
Hollywood Homecoming
Sam takes Justine to meet with studio execs, Birdie arrives in Las Vegas to spend time with her daughter-in-law, and Debbie makes a new friend.
Keep Ridin'
As Ruth grapples with major doubts about her path in life, Bash and Rhonda go on a spending spree, and Cherry and Carmen pick up a new side gig.
The Libertines
Ruth heads to LA for her big audition, Debbie helps Bobby take the Libertine Ball to the next level, and Rhonda plots to rekindle Bash's interest.
A Very GLOW Christmas
With morale running low, Carmen convinces the team to perform "A Christmas Carol" in the ring. Debbie and Bash strike up an unlikely new partnership.
Avis de la communauté (4)
I don't know why I love this tv show so much but I do
Season 3 is not as entertaining as the first two but is still moderately funny and at least well-written. It has little development in terms of plot, and it mostly revolves around each character's drama and love stories more than the show itself. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it's not clear what the focus of this show is supposed to be. Is it supposed to be just a regular drama about strong women in a wrestling setting or something like that? The first season was focused on creating the show, the second season was about the struggles in keeping it alive. For this season GLOW also makes a big leap to Las Vegas but we get so see very little of that. I understand that training the cast for the wrestling scenes takes a lot of effort as most of them are not professionals, but still, I was expecting some more showy trashiness this time. The two episodes focused on the show were funny, but two out of ten seems a bit too little to me. [spoiler]By the way, I hate Ruth and Sam's love story. Sam having feelings for Ruth makes sense, but the thing being mutual was a bit of a turnoff. We knew it would have happened at some point but really...I was hoping they would not take the easy way to build a story.[/spoiler]
The first four episodes are a nice and entertaining warm up, then it becomes fucking amazing for the rest of the season. Fucking. Amazing. Between this and Mindhunter, Netflix is really hitting it out of the park.
Betty Gilpin is playing even better this season and I legit didn't expect that. Absolute scene stealer in my opinion.