Lisa Kudrow and Michael Patrick King’s cult comedy gem The Comeback has always been a frighteningly prescient satire of Hollywood.
Season 1, which aired in 2005, was ahead of its time in its portrayal of the manipulative tactics that power reality TV. Season 2, coming almost a decade later in 2014, poked fun at prestige antihero dramedies. Now, The Comeback makes its second (and supposedly final) comeback with a third season that’s all about Hollywood’s hottest topic: AI.
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That AI focus lends The Comeback Season 3 an urgency that sets it apart from its prior two outings. Yes, it’s still hilarious, cynical, and a remarkable showcase for Kudrow in her best role. But on top of all that, it’s also something else: a warning.
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