Overview
- The Netflix series has remained in the platform’s Top 10 since the Oct. 16 Season 3 launch, according to Glamour.
- In an opinion piece, Glamour argues several intimate scenes feel awkward, pointing to jarring dialogue and underdeveloped chemistry.
- The column links the issue to limited time to build tension across the season and highlights an Allison Janney–Bradley Whitford moment as a notable exception.
- Netflix has confirmed the political drama will return for a fourth season.
- TVLine named Keri Russell its Performer of the Week for Season 3, praising her nuanced work as Kate Wyler.