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4.0 out of 5 stars Not the best season, but still fun, 24 Sep 2004

By	Darren Harrison "DVD collector and reviewer" (Washington D.C.) - See all my reviews (TOP 500 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)

I missed the majority of episodes that comprised the third season of ALIAS so I was understandably anxious to get my hands on this six-disc DVD set of what is one of my few delights on television these days.
This DVD set is simply stunning in both presentation and content.
The packaging for these shows have always offered something surprising and this season is no exception. As was the case with the second season we have here a slip-over case that reveals additional artwork once it is removed. What I found of particular interest however is the attractive plastic accordion method for storing the DVDs. Gone are the keepcases for each disc, instead we have separate plastic `pages' each containing one disc. There is also a handsomely put together booklet detailing short synoposis of each show and details of the special features.
The end of the second season left CIA agent Sydney Bristow in what can be described as one of the best cliffhanging moments in television history. Waking up after falling unconscious following a particularly brutal fight in her home Sydney is shocked to discover that two years have passed - two years of which she has no memory. Furthermore everyone (except for a couple of people) believed her to be dead. The main thrust of the third season is Sydney's quest to uncover the truth about those missing two years and find her way back into the trust of the CIA.
Many things have changed in the intervening years. Dixon is now the head of CIA operations, Vaughn is married and has left the agency to teach French and Sydney's father is imprisoned for working with her traitorous mother in a determined quest to learn the truth of Sydney's whereabouts. Also, Sydney's arch nemesis Sloane is now a trusted CIA informant.
Firstly the performances in the third season of ALIAS are uniformly excellent. The entire cast (especially Jennifer Garner, Ron Rifkin and Victor Garber) and Kevin Weisman is in top comic form as techno-genius (the Q of the ALIAS universe) Marshall.
The plotting of these episodes also moves along at a brisk pace and (in what will come as no surprise to devotees of the show) they are both engaging and intriguing.
Of particular interest is the audio commentary that accompanies the first episode of the season. Rather than having members of the cast and crew do the commentary we are instead treated to a fan commentary. Two real-life ALIAS fans speak on the shoe and there observations and comments are more engaging than the typical commentaries.
Jennifer Garner herself can be heard on a commentary on the third disc. This commentary is good humored and actually very funny, especially when Ken Olin (the director of the episode) does an imitation of Garners mother.
Well recommended.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant As Usual, 19 Jan 2005

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For some reason I didnt expect season 3 to be so good, after the ending in season 2 when Sydney wakes up without any recollection of the last 2 years of her life. But it was brilliant. There are still the usual twists-which can really leave you baffled and desperatly wanting to see the next episode. For Alias lovers, I dont want to spoil it by telling you what happens, but I can asure you, it remains to have an excellent script, excellent acting from all the main characters and excellent action! Saying that about the action, there is just a teeny weeny disappointment-not as much disguises and fights for Sydney (Garner).

Also worth pointing out, throughout the series, there is Melissa George (Ex Home And Away), Ricky Gervais (The Office) is in for an episode and Quentin Tarantino is back-only briefly in one episode.

I hope that Alias season 3 is released in box set format soon in the UK/Europe!!!

Enjoy!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Awsome must-have for Alias fans, 13 Sep 2004

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I saw the third season whilst out in the States, and i have to say that it is the best yet. the plot thickens as we learn what happens to Sydney in the 2 years that she has been missing.
The characters become even more comples adding depth to each episode.
The third season is an absolute must have for all Alias fans.
I can't wait for them to bring out a Region 2 DVD!

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