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It\u2019s bittersweet that Colin from Accounts\u2019<\/a> third season is its last. The hit Australian romcom, created by and starring real-life couple Patrick Brammall<\/a> and Harriet Dyer<\/a>, has captured hearts around the world<\/a> for good reason.<\/p>\n A sharp balance of rom and com, it\u2019s been distinct and charming right from its first moments \u2013 a meet-cute for chaotic Sydney doctor in training Ash (Dyer) and craft brewery owner Gordon (Brammall) involving a nipple flash, a car accident and a shared $12,000 vet bill for a stray border terrier.<\/p>\n As a relationship formed around their new wheel-assisted dog (the show\u2019s namesake), Colin from Accounts had an ease to its punchlines and cringe comedy thanks to a lived-in chemistry, plus a delightful balance of sweetness and acidity. Any one of those qualities can be hard to come by in the streaming era\u2019s take on comedy, which tends to lean either absurd or overtly dramatic. The only thing more rare is a show going out on its own terms, which is why it\u2019s difficult to be too upset that Brammall and Dyer announced that \u201ccreatively, it feels like the right time\u201d for the series to end.<\/p>\n So where to for Ash and Gordon? Season three picks up in the aftermath of Gordon\u2019s impromptu drunken proposal at Ash\u2019s friend\u2019s wedding on a crowded dance floor. While I\u2019m sworn to secrecy on specifics, it\u2019s safe to say that the gesture wasn\u2019t received well, and we reunite with the couple at a very different place and time in their lives.<\/p>\n Related Article Across the four of eight episodes offered for review, Ash and Gordon find themselves \u2013 separately and together \u2013 questioning what their magnetic hold on each other means. Is it a sign they\u2019re meant to be? Or the result of two broken and bruised people seeing themselves in the other?<\/p>\n Don\u2019t worry, comedy is still at the forefront. Neither Ash\u2019s friend Megan (Emma Harvie) and her new-age partner Rumi (scene-stealer Virginia Gay) or Gordon\u2019s brewery mates (Genevieve Hegney and Michael Logo) have any time for their moping. Other supporting characters remain as eccentric as ever, including Justin Rosniak as Gordon\u2019s ocker brother, and Ash\u2019s overbearing, manosphere-influencer mum (Helen Thomson).<\/p>\n New characters slot in well. Thomas Cocquerel (All Her Fault<\/a>, The Gilded Age<\/a>) plays a handsome golden retriever type who loves pickleball and forgets to shower after shifts at the fish market. \u201cHe doesn\u2019t smell great,\u201d says Rosniak\u2019s character. \u201cBut at least he\u2019s boring and licks his fingers a lot.<\/p>\n And yes, Colin is here, too \u2013 the same scraggly, scarred and quirky dog who captured Gordon and Ash\u2019s hearts in the first place. Sounds familiar.<\/p>\n Colin from Accounts (season three) is streaming on Binge from July 27.<\/p>\n Want more TV? We\u2019ve got you.Save<\/p>\n You have reached your maximum number of saved items.<\/p>\n Remove items from your saved list<\/a> to add more.<\/p>\n From our partners![\"Patrick](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/e685131c386bde6debf4c58601553ae97996be21.jpeg\")
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