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Coupling: Season 03 (2002)

Coupling: Season 03 (2002)
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For its third season, BBC2's Coupling scales back to a shorter, seven-episode run even as its soap opera elements expand dramatically. The season begins with a breakup between two main characters and ends with an unexpected hook-up between two more. In-between, even Jane (Gina Bellman) finally gets a steady boyfriend of sorts. Stylistically, creator/writer Steven Moffat takes the most innovative elements of his established style and runs with them. One episode occurs entirely in split screen (inspired, it seems, by the Mike Figgis film Timecode). Another tells an entire story from two disparate points of view, mining comedy and real pathos from the difference between them. Not that Moffat skimps on the outright silliness: one episode revolves around a mole on one character's posterior, while another's plot revolves around the comic possibilities of an unlocked bathroom door. Ending, as the previous season did, on an emotional cliffhanger, Coupling's third season suggests that the casual raunchiness and episodic flow of the early installments will henceforth be tempered with dramatic plot twists and continuing storylines. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi

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Synopsis of Coupling: Season 03

For its third season, BBC2's Coupling scales back to a shorter, seven-episode run even as its soap opera elements expand dramatically. The season begins with a breakup between two main characters and ends with an unexpected hook-up between two more. In-between, even Jane (Gina Bellman) finally gets a steady boyfriend of sorts. Stylistically, creator/writer Steven Moffat takes the most innovative elements of his established style and runs with them. One episode occurs entirely in split screen (inspired, it seems, by the Mike Figgis film Timecode). Another tells an entire story from two disparate points of view, mining comedy and real pathos from the difference between them. Not that Moffat skimps on the outright silliness: one episode revolves around a mole on one character's posterior, while another's plot revolves around the comic possibilities of an unlocked bathroom door. Ending, as the previous season did, on an emotional cliffhanger, Coupling's third season suggests that the casual raunchiness and episodic flow of the early installments will henceforth be tempered with dramatic plot twists and continuing storylines. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi

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    Lisa M.

    Awesome comedy! Sharp writing and great chemistry with the cast make this a wonderful series to follow.

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    Kendra V.

    I haven't laughed this hard over a sitcom in my life! The characters are great. I love all of the first three seasons of Coupling,

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    Joseph S.

    Coupling is the best TV comedy ever written for adults (there is no nudity or swearing, but it is for mature adults).

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