Jean Smart in a scene from Hacks season 3, episode 2 with a fresh RT symbol in the back
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Hacks season 3 continues its impressive streak, though it just misses its previously perfect Rotten Tomatoes streak. Premiering on Max in May 2021 and hailing from creators Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, and Jen Statsky, the show focuses on comedy icon Deborah Vance , who hires the upstart Ava Daniels as a writer to help revive her career.
Why Hacks Season 3 Is Still Going Strong The Chemistry Between Smart & Einbinder Is Unbeatable. Close Aided by the script from Aniello, Statsky, and Downs, the banter between Ava and Deborah is as good as ever. That plays perfectly well into Hacks season 3 premiere. Deborah and Ava are both successful, with Deborah, in particular, enjoying new highs after betting on herself in the season 2 finale. But it's not exactly what she hopes for. It's not challenging, as pretty much everyone around her agrees with her and laughs along even when she's not telling a joke. It makes the reunion with Ava, midway through the episode, all the more electric.
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