‘Colin From Accounts’ Season 3 Keeps Its Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Streak Alive

Paramount+ has quietly built one of the more impressive critical track records in streaming comedy over the past few years, largely thanks to a modest Australian import that most casual viewers might not immediately recognize. While the platform continues competing against much larger rivals like Netflix and Disney+, its investment in smaller, character-driven comedies has consistently paid off in ways that outsized marketing budgets often can’t buy.

That strategy has centered heavily around one particular show since its 2023 stateside debut. Created by real-life couple Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, the Sydney-set romantic comedy follows two strangers thrown together after a car accident and the injured dog they end up naming Colin, building a slow-burn will-they-won’t-they dynamic that critics have praised season after season.

That critical consistency has now carried through to the finish line. ‘Colin From Accounts’ Season 3 is officially Certified Fresh at 100 percent on the Tomatometer based on 20 reviews, matching the perfect scores both previous seasons managed to achieve.

That kind of unbroken streak is genuinely rare for any television series, let alone one heading into its final chapter. Audiences have responded almost as enthusiastically, with the season pulling an 87 percent score from viewers, giving the show a consistently strong reception across both critics and fans throughout its entire three-season run.

Season 3 marks the end of the road for the series, closing out the story of Ashley and Gordon, played by Dyer and Brammall respectively, as they navigate the messy aftermath of an unresolved marriage proposal that capped off Season 2’s cliffhanger ending. The couple previously joked they wouldn’t leave fans hanging quite that dramatically again once they confirmed the show’s renewal.

The decision to wrap the series after three seasons comes despite its consistent critical acclaim and a reported viewership increase of roughly 50 percent compared to its first season. Brammall and Dyer, who both write and executive produce the show alongside their starring roles, expressed genuine excitement about bringing fans this final chapter when the season was first confirmed, saying, “We’re very excited to bring you season three of our show.”

Beyond its critical reception, ‘Colin From Accounts’ has picked up a genuinely impressive haul of industry recognition throughout its run. The series earned a Best International Series nomination at the BAFTA TV Awards, along with wins at both the Gotham TV Awards and Australia’s Logie Awards, while also collecting 19 combined nominations across the 2024 and 2025 AACTA Awards.

Originally conceived as a limited series before Paramount+ picked it up for additional seasons, ‘Colin From Accounts’ first premiered on Binge in Australia and BBC Two in the U.K. before making its way to American audiences in 2023. That international rollout helped the show build a loyal following well before most U.S. viewers had a chance to discover it.

Critics reviewing the final season have pointed to the show’s warmth and relaxed confidence in its own storytelling as key factors in its lasting appeal, with several praising how naturally the series builds toward its conclusion without feeling rushed or overly sentimental. That sense of earned emotional payoff appears to be exactly what’s driving the show’s perfect critical streak all the way through to its series finale.

For a series that started as a relatively under-the-radar acquisition, ‘Colin From Accounts’ has quietly become one of the most critically consistent comedies on any major streaming platform. As its final season closes out this rare unbroken run of perfect scores, the show leaves behind a genuinely impressive legacy for a series many casual viewers still haven’t discovered.

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