Sex Lives of College Girls S3 Review

Now, shifting gears to “The Sex Lives of College Girls” Season 3—what a rollercoaster ride that was! We wrapped up the season, and wow, what a journey from start to finish! I mean, can we just take a moment to appreciate the character development? It was like watching a bunch of caterpillars turn into fabulous butterflies, and then some of them just decided to become... well, very different kinds of butterflies. Seriously, we lost our main character, and suddenly it was like the supporting cast got the memo: "Time to shine!"

And let’s talk about the coffee shop girl—what’s her name again? Oh right, Eliah Pulino! She was absolutely hilarious this season! She stepped up like she was auditioning for a stand-up comedy special. If you’re watching this on YouTube, just picture her holding that phone up at the coffee shop, looking like she’s about to drop the hottest mixtape of the year!

Now, remember how Renee Rap kicked off the season? She had to justify her exit because, apparently, her popularity skyrocketed faster than a college kid on a caffeine binge. So, they let her leave, and the moment she did, it was like all the side characters suddenly got a glow-up! It was like watching a reality show where the background dancers suddenly steal the spotlight. I mean, I was worried about the new roommate—she was like the annoying little sister you never wanted. But by the end, I was like, “Okay, fine, you’re not so bad.”

And then there’s the British girl! She came in and filled the void left by Renee’s character like a really good cup of tea—strong and comforting. But the coffee shop girl? She was already a fan favorite, and they just cranked her up from a solid five to an eleven! It was like they realized they had a goldmine and just started digging deeper. Honestly, they could have ditched the new characters and just focused on her. It’s like that moment in “Abbott Elementary” when the janitor went from background noise to the main event. Perfect fit!

So, if I had to rank the seasons, I’d say Season 1 will always be my favorite, but Season 3? It’s creeping up there, even if it started a bit slow. I might just like it more than I expected. What about you guys? What’s your ranking? Let’s hear it!