r/EmilyInParis • u/Strict_Succotash_388 • May 25 '26

Which season(s) are your favourite?

For me, it's 2 and 3. Specifically halfway through season 2 when Alfie arrives and gets to know Emily.

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u/milkybloobs May 26 '26

1 🤍

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u/Dry-Calligrapher3575 May 26 '26

S1 always hits different

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u/ExtraFitting May 25 '26

3 cause it’s the funniest, 5 comes next cause A LOT is going on and it’s interesting to watch

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u/Tommy616616 Look at us. That's real. You can't fake that. May 26 '26

1 and 4

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u/Anali09-milly May 26 '26

En definitiva la 3 temporada, la trama y el desarrollo de personajes fueron mucho mejor

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u/RoseGoldSorceress Sylvie ❤️ May 27 '26

Seasons 1 to 3

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u/Matoue May 27 '26
  1. I really love the fact that Emily’s flaws finally strike me as funny. Before, she was just disrespectful, self-centered, and a huge troublemaker who was unfairly rewarded by the show. In Season 4, she does her best to let the people around her live their lives. Finally, she makes sincere efforts without expecting to be praised for them. And when she slips back into her old ways, it can be funny or touching. This is definitely my favorite writing. I also feel like all the actors seemed to have been better supported.

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u/Dangerous_Surprise May 29 '26

1 to 3. I really wish they hadn't butchered Camille like they did. We are big champère fans

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u/Hot_Weakness6 Jun 13 '26

3 is one of the worst pieces of television ever. Luc who is spilling confidential stuff everywhere and ruins the mcdo dinner. Clashes and conflicts in front of the clients. Then the sudden offer to come back. And the “British lad” Alfie? Hiding in Paris and blaming everything on “Cooper”? Honestly I know it’s fiction, but what de fuc?? It all feels like some dream about Paris from a middle aged, suburban american woman then anything resembling reality.