The Fall: Season 3

2016

Created by Allan Cubitt
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6 episodes

A determined policewoman (Gillian Anderson, The X-Files) struggles to capture a serial killer (Jamie Dornan, 50 Shades of Grey) hidden in plain... More

A determined policewoman (Gillian Anderson, The X-Files) struggles to capture a serial killer (Jamie Dornan, 50 Shades of Grey) hidden in plain sight in this three-season BBC crime thriller.

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Where to watch The Fall: Season 3

The Fall: Season 3 is available to stream in Australia... More now on Google TV and Prime Video and Apple TV Store and Foxtel.

The Fall: Season 3 episodes

Episode One

Stella Gibson has finally arrested Paul Spector, but he has... More been shot by jealous husband James Tyler, leaving the staff at Belfast General Hospital battling to save his life. As the shooting hits the news, the powers-that-be question Gibson's handling of the case, while Spector's young partner-in-crime Katie plots to help him.

Episode Two

Gibson and Burns are hauled over the coals by the... More Police Ombudsman and the Policing Executive for their conduct and handling of the case. When Spector’s name is released to the press as the arrested suspect in the Belfast Strangler case, his wife and family are forced to deal with the consequences.

Episode Three

Spector's legal team move into action, determined he won't stand... More trial.

Episode Four

Gibson comes face to face with the depths of Sally-Ann's... More desperation.

Episode Five

Spector's legal team are determined that he will never stand... More trial. Anderson and Ferrington make a discovery from the past that may help Gibson build her case.

Episode Six

The series concludes as Gibson and Anderson put fresh evidence... More to Spector, with explosive results. Spector's new-found friendship with another inmate develops, with devastating consequences.

The Fall: Season 3 | Ratings & Reviews

65_%23 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
73_%49 reviews
Audience score rating

"Mr. Cubitt has set up a parallel between Gibson and Spector and wants to suggest that she, too, isn’t in full control of her sexual impulses. But he hasn’t made the parallel interesting, and it makes Gibson a less believable character, despite Ms. Anderson’s fine performance."

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The New York Times

"When it's firing on all cylinders, though, the third season of The Fall is an unusually meditative, self-possessed piece of television, one that actually earns the "psychological thriller" title that too often gets thrown at anything related to a serial killer."

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