Exeter Season 3

De: Ronnie Gunter, George Ducker

Narrado por: Jeanne Tripplehorn, Ray McKinnon, Marcus Henderson, full cast

Duración: 4 h y 59 m

Resumen del Editor

“If you love a Law & Order marathon and binged True Detective in one go, Exeter might be your new favorite podcast.” (The New York Times)

Season three of the hit crime podcast Exeter reunites an all-star cast, including Jeanne Tripplehorn (Big Love, Criminal Minds) and Ray McKinnon (Dopesick, Sons of Anarchy).

Detectives Coleen Clayton and Lester Pruitt are searching for a missing person when they turn up a dead body. Fitting into a pattern of gruesome homicides hitting South Carolina, the case bears an unnerving resemblance to one from 30 years ago—one that still haunts Exeter. The killer has become a legend, spawning countless ghost stories and Halloween costumes. A killer named Crouchback. But Crouchback died in prison 30 years ago, right?

With the public on edge, veteran detectives Colleen Clayton and Lester Pruitt embark on an investigation that will blur the lines between past and present, truth and myth. It will take uncovering some of Exeter’s darkest history to solve the case—before more people wind up dead.

In this all-new season, follow along with each twist and turn of a grisly tale sure to enthrall fans of Southern Gothic, film noir, and true crime.

Note: Listeners do not have to start with Exeter on season one. There is progression from season to season, but each season can stand on its own and does not have to be listened to in order.

Content warning: This show is for mature audiences only. It contains adult language and themes. Discretion is advised.

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Great production!

Quality production, actors and story!

Start at season 1, the whole thing is a great listen.

Exeter Season 3

Good follow up to Season 1 & 2.Each Season stood alone but together built a better understanding of the individual characters.

great cast

I loved the acting and the sound effects were amazing. story lines were a little rough,but over all a very enjoyable listen.

Absolute favorite listen

I’m so sad that it’s over. It was just an excellent story. Well read kept your interest at the whole time I wish there was more.

Great series!!

Thoroughly enjoyed this series. The worst part is it was only 3 seasons - MORE PLEASE!!

Fantastic and enjoyable

I’ve checked out a lot of audio dramas, and this one is stands out in every way. Like a great mystery novel come to life.

Better than most of the audio books I have listened to.

I have never left a review for any audio book. That is how good this series is. I love the characters, the script, the performances all A+. You will not be disappointed.

Best of the best

I have been listening to Exeter for years now - I first heard the show when it was a single season and loved it at first listen. The two leads I knew from their earlier work. I remember when I first placed Det. Pruitt's voice as the Reverend from HBO's Deadwood and thought, "What an amazing cast!" Every instance where he says "CO-lleen" warms the cockles of my heart. There is not enough fiction set in rural Appalachia without dipping into every coal-miner stereotype.

The relationships are what sell this series. The brother-sister duo of Leland (Lyle Kanouse) and Colleen Clayton (Jeanne Triplehorn), the adversarial cop relationship of Det. Lester Pruitt (Ray McKinnon) and his superior Lt. Colleen Clayton, and the engaging way these main players interact with the side characters: Housecat (Marcus Henderson) at the Tipsy Gypsy, the suprisingly capable Deputy Travis (Mateus Ward), and the warmly played police chief Capt. Woodruff (Richard Doyle).

The murder mysteries of the first two seasons were lovingly intertwined such that I despaired that Writer-Director-Producer Ronnie Gunter could capture lightning in a bottle THREE TIMES. (I should mention that it's arguable that the best parts of Seasons 1 and 2 were the delightfully skuzzy performances by Ronnie Gunter as "Boy Eunice" Fowler.

In the limbo between AMC's running the show and Audible picking it up for the Third Season, I missed Exeter dearly. In an age where we do not get to "own" our media, it's a terrible shock when you go to re-listen to your favorite podcast and find it completely unavailable, wiped clean from the internet...

If this was available as a physical purchase, I would pick it up tomorrow. (A set of 6 LPs? Ha!)

The only thing I miss was the original vision for an animated, performed screenplay... but you can't have it all.

Awesome!

I hope there is another season coming!! This was great and entertaining. Would definitely like to listen to more!

Excellent!!

The story was intriguing, and the acting was flawless. Wonderful character development, which was a credit to the actors as much as the writing. The sound mixing was realistic and never overdone, as is often the case with this type of podcast. Best fictional podcast I've heard. I hope to hear more from these folks.