Young Rock Season 3 Review by Ryan Balkwill

Genre: Comedy

Created by Dwayne Johnson, Jeff Chiang, Nahnatchka Khan

Based on  Dwayne Johnson

Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Joseph Lee Anderson, Stacey Leilua, Ana Tuisila, Adrian Groulx, Bradley Constant, Uli Latukefu & Matthew Willig.

Narrated by Dwayne Johnson.

Composer: Nathan Matthew David

Executive Producers: Brian Gewirtz, Nahnatchka Khan, Dwayne Johnson, Hiram Garcia, Dany Garcia, Jeff Chiang, Jennifer Carreras

Production Companies: Grit & Superstition, Seven Bucks Productions, Fierce Baby Productions, World Wrestling Entertainment, Universal Television

Distributor:  NBCUniversal Television Distribution

Network: NBC, Sky (UK)

Here’s a synopsis of what’s to come: “Florida, 2000: With his Hollywood prospects on the upswing, Dwayne makes good on a long-standing promise to his family. As the Johnsons reflect on how far they’ve come, Dwayne can’t help wondering if there’s something bigger for him on the horizon.”

Season 3 of Young Rock was solid enough.

Pros: This season was a huge improvement showing a lot of Rock’s journey to superstardom, Which was promised in the trailers. I liked the moments seeing how Dwayne struggled, worked and getting extra support from his loved ones and peers. Becky Lynch surprised me with her delivery as Cyndi Lauper and my favourite episode was episode 12 where all the family were paying respects for Peter Maivia.

Cons: The rock running for president angle was so unnecessary to continue with. Randall Park felt bland and not that engaging to see and a lot of the acting and line delivery felt wooden, unengaging and still dull.

This new season was not that bad but also not that good.

Casts & characters:

Starring

Recurring

  • Adam Ray as Vince McMahon
  • Brett Azar as The Iron Sheik
  • Kiff VandenHeuvel as Pat Patterson
  • Arlyn Broche as Dany Garcia
  • Brock O’Hurn as Hulk Hogan
  • Joseph D. Reitman as Captain Lou Albano
  • Luke Hawx as Stone Cold Steve Austin
  • Ben VanderMey as Roddy Piper
  • Sam Ball as Mick Foley / Mankind
  • Nicholas Bernardi as Bret ‘The Hitman’ Hart

Guest

  • Rebecca “Becky” Quin as Cyndi Lauper
  • Eddy Clinton as Classy Freddie Blassie

I still recommend trying to watch this latent season on their Sky comedy channel.

Rating: 5 out of 10 Stars

Ryan Balkwill:

Resident TV reviewer,

Level Best Art Cafe.

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