Review: “Shrill” Season 3 touches down for a richly comic, fond farewell
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metroweekly.comSNL‘s Aidy Bryant on the Hulu comedy Shrill (★★★★☆), ended season two of the series on a high note. Having established herself as the star writer at Portland alt-paper The Weekly Thorn, as well as establishing healthier boundaries with her doting mom and dad, she closed out a productive period by rightly dumping her sweet but incredibly clueless boyfriend and office copy-room fuck-buddy, Ryan (Luka Jones).Picking up two months after Annie let Ryan go, season three finds her reveling in the single life. “I eat men,” she declares.
Of course, men bite back, and the series, based on humorist Lindy West’s novel Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman, maintains a suspenseful balance between ecstasy and humiliation.
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