The Last Man on Earth Season 3
The Last Man on Earth season 3 started airing on Sunday, September 25, 2016. Get a brief email if and when the next season is announced. Make sure to come back to episode.guide where we’ll have season recap and discussion.
List of Episodes
S3E1 General Breast Theme with Cobras
S3E6 The Open-Ended Nature of Unwitnessed Deaths
S3E8 Whitney Houston, We Have a Problem
S3E9 If You're Happy and You Know It
S3E13 Find This Thing We Need To
S3E17 When the Going Gets Tough
most recent episode S3E18 Nature's Horchata
The season consists of 18 episodes. The second half premiered on Sunday, March 5, 2017.
Watch The Last Man on Earth Season 3 Online
Watch The Last Man on Earth Online: How to Stream Full Episodes - via Heavy
Seeing Tandy and Mike immediately fistfight on the beach is a funny moment that anyone with a sibling will be able to appreciate. While Tandy is happy to see his brother, he’s not so happy that Mike is quick to spill embarrassing stories and share secrets about things that took place before the virus hit.
The Last Man on Earth: Here's What Would Have Happened in Season 5 - via Tvline
While many fans remain disappointed that Last Man wasn’t granted a final season, Forte admits that there was no vision for how the show would end end. “We don’t know how we were going to end the show,” he said, but “we would have found something that would have been fitting for the audience.”
Cancel Bear vs. FOX, week 10: 'The Last Man on Earth' will probably squeak by again - via Tvbythenumbers
Despite that, however, the Bear has a gut feeling that FOX will give “Last Man” one more run next season. The network’s comedy bench is thin, and a new show in that Sunday spot isn’t likely to pull in any better numbers.
Fox's 'The Last Man on Earth:' Genders 'Don't Exist,' But Sexism Still Does - via Newsbusters
The show takes place in 2022 after a virus wipes out most of the earth’s population leaving only a handful of people who have found each other alive. Main character Tandy (Will Forte) is known for being the village idiot among the survivors, but for the first time, the roles were reversed.
'The Last Man on Earth' Season 4 Spoilers: Tandy Reveals His Feminist Views in Episode 7 - via Christianpost
A major twist happened when the couple found out that Carol is actually pregnant with twins, and the other baby is about to come out. The revelation was eventually resolved with yet another quick and painless birth.
Fan Buzz
& Mrs Howell = Todd and Melissa. But after the seventh episode I've decided to stop watching. Also, Will Forte is hilarious as the inept idiot of the apocalypse or 'President of the United States' (see what I did there). WATCH THE FIRST TWO EPISODES - and see for yourselves! Great show but it turns out that Phil is truly, a big ass.#JusticeLeague lightens up the DCEU, so at least this time, there was some fun to be had. It’s definitely a step up from BvS, not quite as remarkable as Wonder Woman, but a good popcorn film that doesn’t have me losing faith just yet. https://t.co/lqyHA34vEY <...> - by The Young Folks [Ryan Gibbs]
When a sitcom enters its third season, it’s important that the series be able to generate new ideas but also to place existing ones in new frameworks. LMOE settled into its new mode as an ensemble comedy last season after the dark morality tale in its first season failed to take off. It found new ways to play the <...> - by AV Club [Vikram Murthi]
Also, the Malibu Crew is getting a pretty sizable cemetery going on at this point. I know that last season did Christmas, but maybe a Halloween episode this year will lead to some zany zombie action (of course the product of some expired cheese-induced hallucinations). That funeral scene is also a treasure trove of <...> - by Den of Geek [Daniel Kurland]
Mark was stuck on a flight to Tokyo when The Virus broke out; he somehow got word to Lewis he was trying to sail back to Seattle. But that was almost three years ago. (Another thing that makes Last Man so impressive: it mines the backstories of the gang’s lost love ones so infrequently that the technique never <...> - by Entertainment Weekly [Megan Angelo]
“Last Man” works best when its cast is forced to readjust, and Forte & Co. has been great at consistently pushing their buttons — be it the slow addition of cast members, a regular shift in locales, killing off characters in heartbreaking (Phil) and hilarious (Jon Hamm’s Darrell) fashion, or <...> - by indieWire [Ben Travers]
