"They're all different from each other, but I think it's certainly the richest, deepest, and most profound season yet," Isaacs tells us about season 3. "I was amazed watching it—at the things I hadn't picked up while reading it—there's not a wasted syllable. Things that seem irrelevant early on all come back. It's all part of the fabric of the existential themes of the show. Not that Mike ever forgets to shock or amuse, but he's really dealing with serious questions of identity and self here," |
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