Season 3
A year after parting, Deborah Vance is riding high off the success of her standup special while Ava pursues new opportunities back in Los Angeles.
Just for Laughs
As Deborah prepares to accept an award in Montreal, Ava does her best to avoid her former employer.
Better Late
Deborah and Ava struggle to stay out of one another's orbits – especially when Deborah lands an unexpected opportunity.
The Roast of Deborah Vance
After learning there's a Late Night vacancy, Deborah makes sure everything – and everyone – is operating at its finest for her roast.
Join the Club
Deborah is invited to hang with some of her favorite comedians, Jimmy finally lands a general meeting with Winnie, and Marcus recruits Ava for trivia.
One Day
As Deborah contends with writer’s block and Ava with a broken heart, the pair decide to clear their heads in the woods.
Par for the Course
Deborah participates in a golf tournament to get face time with the cable affiliates who could decide her future.
The Deborah Vance Christmas Spectacular
Deborah braces for Kathy's attendance at her Christmas party, while Jimmy and Kayla refuse to call it quits on the comedian's Late Night dreams.
Yes, And
A calendar mix-up finds Deborah double booked ... just as an unfortunate supercut of her most problematic early jokes starts circulating.
Bulletproof
As Deborah works to perfect her second run at Late Night, Ava receives a dream offer, and Jimmy and Kayla seek to grow their company.
Avis de la communauté (6)
Exceptional season, the best of the show and probably my favorite comedy season ever. It really does feel like a comedy version of Succession, as the characters are so nuanced and the humor comes from genuine non- verbal reactions. Absolutely fantastic.
Another good season. The chemistry between Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder continues to be _out of this world_, the problem is that everything else pales in comparison.
Totally Ninja season ! Fantastic ending, Ava was superb, the duo is amazing
I absolutely adore this show, and this season doesn't disappoint. It has extremely comedic moments that land perfectly, but it also manages to balance that with poignant moments of character development and depth, showcasing the push and pull between Deborah and Ava while both grow and regress in different ways. It's an excellent character study that is paced really well, with each episode feeling like it has its own identity. If I had a slight criticism, it would be that Marcus' storyline felt a bit underdeveloped this season. Regardless, the rest is excellent, and I cannot wait for season 4.
It kinda betrays the promis of the season 2 ending by almost immediately going back to the status quo, but in the end it manages to be funny and emotional as usual, with a nice arc for all characters and, once again, great ending, with a nice promise for season 4.