Servant season 3 is back with an ominous bang. There is something coming for Leanne and the Turners and the bullying is just the beginning.
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It’s been three months since the night Aunt Josephine died. Everyone tries something different. Everyone except Dorothy. Julian went to rehab, got dumped by Natalie, and is dating someone new even though he still has sex with Leanne. Sean found a new sense of joy and purpose in the world. He’s no longer the brooding, depressed man who depends on wine, snails and snark to get through the day.
Even Dorothy’s narcissistic spikes no longer affect her. There’s a kindness towards Sean in Servant Season 3 Episode 1 that feels more true to who he was before all of this. As great as Lauren Ambrose was as the fragile, oblivious Dorothy, Toby Kebbell played her manic energy just as well. Son Sean has seen the biggest change since Season 1, and Kebbell is rarely recognized for his quality. He really is a full man now.
Leanne is still scared, but now she’s worried for another reason. She’s not the shy, unsophisticated girl, but a woman terrified and haunted by what might happen to them. Leanne came downstairs, taking all her favorite weird things. The model now resides in her bedroom, and even moths have followed her. Gone is the pristine white and pure black replaced by jewel tones and gemstones rich in color and symbolism. She seems to have lost her ability to raise the dead but not her healthy respect for the Church of Minor Saints. Leanne is ever watchful and scared, while the Turners are consumed with the parental duties they have in return. The Turners are consumed with their perfect baby boy as the literal backdoor is opened and invites all manner of danger into the world.
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Leanne’s fear keeps her from straying too far from home. It looks like a block is too far. The quiet haven of his home blocks out the cacophony of noise and monsters that might be waiting behind every seemingly ordinary person. So when the family goes to the Jersey Shore for a day trip, they stay put. Her fear is too great and she instead spends her day getting rid of the dead bugs she couldn’t resuscitate and doing chores. She is content to watch over the flooded hole in the basement and eat her tomato soup from Campell.
Only Dorothy seems unscathed from everything that happened. However, she’s still the same friendly, self-centered viper who could just as easily kill you as cut you to the bone with her nasty verbal jabs. Lauren Ambrose continues to shine, portraying the complex and delirious character. It hovers over Leanne almost as oppressively as it does over Jericho. Dorothy showers her with gifts and tries to break the crippling fear that keeps Leanne from walking away from home.
Julian continues to be the fun bone of the bunch with his one-liners and zingers on dead-eyed Midwestern cults and his choice of accessories to break the monotony of their hellish fashion sense. He may have sobered up, but that doesn’t mean he’s given up on everything. Although he is dating Vera, someone he met in rehab, he and Leanne still have sex. Compared to Dorothy’s refusal to admit problems and sarcastic comments, Leanne knows exactly who Julian is and doesn’t think that’s a reason to stop having sex. Julian may want to do the right thing, but she’s a liberated woman, and there’s no turning back now.
