For starters, the plot for Season 3 sucked. As a stand alone premise, sure the story has some merit, but when your audience demands sex, nudity, sex, exotic tones and even more sex, the last thing you want to do is showcase something plastic and fake like season 3. Most of the season was an ongoing tease. While Season 1 and Season 2 dives right into the erotic overtones of the stories plot, Season 3 drags for multiple episodes until you start to get any shock or substance that resembles the first two seasons. Even worse, the entire season teases us with Julia Goldani Telles, who is unable to carry the show. Although beautiful, her performance is empty. Unlike Riley Keough and Louisa Krause, Telles does not make herself vulnerable to her character. Keough and Krause both took on this raw subject matter which is the reason why the Girlfriend Experience has an audience. Instead, Telles spends most of the storyline talking when the audience demands action. Yes, the sex element is the selling point but the meaningless sex that Season 3 showcased is only physical. The previous seasons captured a real, raw and vulnerable action that deserved its audience. Season 3 was as fake and the cyber story plot and equal with his performances. Everyone acts like mannequins with no real emotion. Besides some moments of eye candy, Season 3 has nothing to offer its audience.
Review of The Girlfriend Experience
