Customer Reviews
WOW!!! - By: S. J. Pinder, 22 Jul 2008 
continuing on from season 2's fantastic conclusion this third season progresses from the finale & is the last truely great season of the show.
Melissa George is a great foe on the show.
The Two-4/5
succession-4/5
reunion-4/5
a missing link-4/5
repercussions-4/5
the nemesis-5/5-return of Alisons evil clone!!!
Prelude-5/5
breaking point-5/5
conscious-5/5
remnants-5/5
full disclosure-5/5-with Quentin Tarantino.
Crossings-5/5-with issabella roselini.
after six-4/5
blow back-4/5
facade-4/5
taken-4/5
the frame-4/5
unveiled-4/5
hourglass-4/5
blood ties-5/5
legacy-5/5
Ressurrection-5/5-explosive finale!!
buy this truely great season of alias before season 4 slows it down in its style & lost its viewers.
Much better than expected - By: L. Clifforde, 26 Feb 2007 
I started watching alias out of curiosity, having learnt that it was written by the same guy that wrote Lost. Liked season 1, enjoyed season 2 & then read the reviews for season 3 & was in two minds whether or not to carry on. I'm glad I did. I have to agree with some of the other reviewers that it has been much maligned. I suppose it depends what you want out of the series. I fully expected to be disappointed with the abrupt end to Sydney & Vaughns romance but instead I found that this series continues the story in an often touching & heart wrenching manner & I couldn't help but feel for Sydney. The action is as good as ever & the storylines deliver as before. Also you get much more of Mr Sark in this season which personallly I quite like. Don't give up on Alias, this season is definitely worth watching.
ALIAS season 3 - By: Stotty, 15 Oct 2006 I am only on the third season so far & this is the best out of the 3 i have seen. It starts off a bit slow, but it builds up & doesnt slow down. I've seen 16 episodes in like 2 days, thats around work & school. It's so addicting! I am going to watch the remaiding 6 episodes tonight, hopefully J.J. has left another amazing cliffhanger.
a brilliant run that tumbles in the box - By: Paul Tapner, 30 Jun 2006 A much maligned season that turned out to be far better than I expected. The story arc of the lost two years provided opening mystery, & then once the truth about that is revealed, a battle with some villains who you will love to hate comes to the fore.
The one thing this season has in abudance is narrative pace. It is always driving forward, waiting for the next thing to be discovered. And the last few episodes promise to build to a big satisfying conclusion.
That simply doesn't come.
The last episode leaves too much up in the air, & throws in new puzzles for no better reason than to muddy the waters even further. Compared to what came before it's a disappointment, but what came before is good enough to make this a 4/5 season on the whole
Oh My God - By: Annette Watkins, 04 Apr 2006 "Sydney...You've been missing for two years".
Argh. I don't wanna give anything away, this season was great. Every episode was like 'I had no idea that would happen','That's crazy','grrr! cliffhangers!'. This was one of the best & most thrilling seasons of Alias.I recommend this.
The plot is greaT. Sydney Bristow wakes up in Hong Kong & can't remember anything that's happened in the past two years & apparently she was missing.The rest of the season she puts the pieces of her missing years together & deals wit hthe fact tha Vaughn is now married to blonde british Lauren who has big secrets. Sark retuens & causes even more trouble this season.
Get it!
