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Now that The Family Man Season 3 is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, OTT audiences are thrilled to have the series back. However, a section of viewers has expressed disappointment over the season’s ending, which many feel lacks proper closure, especially after waiting nearly four years for the new chapter. The first two seasons of Raj & DK’s acclaimed spy thriller received widespread praise. So, the big question is: how does Season 3 compare to the first two installments in terms of IMDb user ratings? Has the much-talked-about cliffhanger, among other factors, affected how fans are rating it? Read on to find out.
The Family Man Season 3 vs. First Two Seasons – IMDb Ratings Compared
At the time of writing, here is the average IMDb score across episodes for each of the three seasons:
- Season 1 (10 Episodes): 8.36/10
- Season 2 (9 Episodes): 8.95/10
- Season 3 (7 Episodes): 7.4/10
As the numbers show, Season 2 remains the highest-rated installment of The Family Man on IMDb, followed by Season 1. Season 3 currently ranks the lowest among the three. Interestingly, the final episode of Season 3 has received a rating of just 6.6/10, making it the lowest-rated episode across the entire series. Moreover, unlike Seasons 1 and 2, both of which maintained 8+ ratings across all episodes, none of the episodes in Season 3 has crossed the 8+ mark on IMDb so far.
