If this season serves as nothing more than a showcase for Marino’s inspired buffoonery, it’d still be well worth it. Season 3 does give us a chance, though, to appreciate Marino, who is truly an unsung gem as Ron: utterly clueless, hopelessly hopeful and achingly pathetic. We also get star cameos from the likes of Jennifer Garner, Quinta Brunson and James Marsden, but the new caterers - Tyrel Jackson Williams as an aspiring influencer and Zoe Chao as an avant-garde chef - don’t quite have the same sparkle as the originals. To their credit, the returning cast members slip right back into their old roles, with Adam Scott employing his usual deadpan world-weariness as Henry and Ryan Hansen in fine, dumb form as Kyle. The extra years seem to weigh heavily on each character, and as a result, the laughs are harder to come by. There’s a distinct strain of melancholy running throughout Season 3, now that the team’s once vibrant showbiz dreams have been snuffed out by the harsh realities of middle age. (Comic book movies take a serious beating here, too, so Marvel fanboys, avert your eyes.) But it’s all a bit sadder and less funny this time around. Party Down‘s unforgiving brand of Hollywood satire is as finely honed as ever, including lots of meta nods to the very idea of reboots and revivals. (The story has to jump through a bunch of hoops in order to get them back on the job, but we don’t really mind as long as they’re back.)
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After a series of unfortunate calamities, though, a few of them are forced to put the pink bow ties back on and pass around appetizers again. The old team has mostly moved onto bigger and better things - except for Martin Starr’s “hard sci-fi” writer Roman, who’s older now but no less bitter - and a party in the premiere serves as an affectionate but awkward reunion for the former coworkers. Season 3 picks up a decade after we last saw the Party Down catering crew, and tireless boss Ron (Ken Marino) is still running the business with a fresh set of young caterers.
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