The trailer for Reservation Dogs season 3 compares the show's last episodes to Empire Strikes Back. It was announced in June that the acclaimed Hulu show would come to an end with its third installment. Show creator Sterlin Harjo shared the news on social media, explaining that it felt like the right creative decision for the show. Harjo added that, along with producers and co-creator Taika Waititi, the forthcoming finale felt like the perfect closer once they'd arrived at it.
With a trailer released by FX Networks, Reservation Dogs season 3, which debuts August 2 on Hulu, makes a clear reference to an iconic movie. Check out the trailer below:
In the latest preview for the farewell season, which will consist of ten episodes, Willie Jack excitedly mentions that the group's next adventures are "like Empire Strikes Back."
It's Worth Checking Out Reservation Dogs Season 3 (Even It Is Ending)
According to the synopsis for season 3, Reservation Dogs will sign off with its signature style. The episodes will see the titular group, known as the Rez Dogs, stranded in California, and they'll have to find a way home. In its last episodes, the comedy promises to be full of road trips, bathroom wisdom, Bigfoot, and even a bit of revenge and healing. The goodbye season will also continue to show the group still dealing with the death of their friend Daniel (Dalton Cramer), which has been the show's key focus.
Despite that starting point, the Reservation Dogs cast, which includes D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Devery Jacobs, Paulina Alexis, and Lane Factor, thrives in comedic situations. The show has even been nominated for a Golden Globe in the Best Comedy category. To add to that, Reservation Dogs has the distinction of more than 80 best-of lists that examine the best that TV has to offer.
Critics have praised the young actors for their performances while heaping commendation on how writers, such as Harjo, manage to mix genres and tell a unique coming-of-age story that still achieves a sense of universality. With the final bow only days away, it's still possible to binge Reservation Dogs before its last outing premieres.
Source: FX Networks