Detectives are responsible for proving a person’s innocence, but if the suspect claims that he was wrongly convicted, what is the next step for the detective? Do they let guilt eat them away or work to prove they were right, and the person is lying? Based on the bestselling novel “Are You Sleeping’, Truth be Told is an American drama series written by Kathleen Barber. The series is about a crime podcaster who may or may not have convicted a suspect wrongfully, and therefore she has to revise the case again, look for reasons to justify that she did not make a mistake. Streaming on Apple TV, will the series get a renewal for the third season?
Truth Be Told Season 3 Recap:
Emily Willis is missing in Oakland, and the police are searching for her in drug dens. Poppy’s podcast discusses Drea Spivey, a young black girl who has gone missing twice in a year. They review interviews with her and find a lead in a nickname she mentioned. Poppy meets with a detective to share the lead.
They raise awareness for missing black girls at a public event, and Poppy and Eva go to a place Drea had an attachment to. Shreve regrets not doing more to protect Drea. Drea calls Poppy, saying she’s fine but owes someone and has to perform sexual favors. Noa quits the podcast.
Aames breaks the case and finds Drea dead at a motel. Poppy sees Eva walking out of one room, making direct eye contact.
Truth Be Told Season 3 Review:
Consequently, Truth Be Told ends with a passable finale that establishes this season as an improvement over season 2’s misstep and sets this criminal drama back on course. It’s not flawless, but it’s still a respectable watch. The huge Sybil revelation at the end was surprising, and I must admit that I thought Finney was the bad guy while actually serving Ochoa. I’m quite delighted to have been proven wrong in that regard!
The climax leaves a few loose ends, particularly the resolution involving Shreve and the Markus case, but overall, the major case is satisfactorily resolved. The finale makes the journey worthwhile in the end, even though the show might have benefited from a tighter framework and a run-time of 6 or 8 episodes for pacing purposes.
Truth Be Told Season 3 Rating:
Truth Be Told Season 3 received a Rotten Tomatoes audience score of 79%. The Tomatometer audience score, represented by a percentage, reflects the proportion of Rotten Tomatoes users who have rated a movie or TV show positively.
With a 79% audience score, it shows that approximately 79% of the Rotten Tomatoes users who rated the movie or TV show gave it a positive rating. The higher the audience score, the more positive the overall reception of the show among the Rotten Tomatoes user community.
Has Truth Be Told Been Renewed for Season 4? Here’s the Update:
Renewal or cancellation? The hope is to get to see the return of your favorite actors, something which is not always guaranteed. Star Octavia Spencer announced on Instagram that Poppy Scoville is going on a much-needed vacation after three seasons of seeking truth and justice. She expressed gratitude to Orit Entertainment, Hello Sunshine, Chernin Entertainment, Fifth Season, and everyone at Apple for their support throughout the past three seasons.
She also thanked Nichelle Tramble, Maisha Closson, Mikkel Norgaard, the amazing cast, and crew for their creative vision during the remarkable journey.
Truth Be Told Season 3 Trailer: Watch it On YouTube
The third season of Truth Be Told’s trailer is absolutely mind-blowing. It provides information about the forthcoming investigation Poppy will do after a Black kid named Drea Spivey vanishes. Do watch the trailer and start watching the show.
The official ‘Truth Be Told’ Season 3 trailer, starring Octavia Spencer and Gabrielle Union, is available on Apple TV+. Ted Lasso and See are some of the originals you will find worth watching, but first, check out Truth be Told.
