13 episodes were in season 3 of shooter.
13 episodes were in season 3 of shooter.
how many episodes in season 3 of shooter?
13
a new group of 13 episodes, now referred to by both ctv and the production companies as "season 3", was commissioned by ctv and cbs in october 2009. the first of these episodes began filming on january 13, 2010. this gave cbs 22 original episodes to broadcast while ctv had 13. cbs completed broadcasting season 2 on july 30, 2010. the third season premiered on july 16, 2010 on both ctv and cbs. after entering a hiatus in mid-september after the broadcast of seven episodes from season 3, ctv resumed airing the remaining episodes on january 4, 2011. ctv ordered a fourth season of "flashpoint" on june 3, 2010, before the third season began to air. on january 21, 2011, it was announced that cbs would air 7 of the 18 episodes from season 4, as well as the remaining 6 episodes from season 3 not yet shown on cbs, during the summer of 2011. due to the cancellation of "chaos", the remaining episodes from season 3 of "flashpoint" were shown on cbs starting may 6, 2011. the remaining 11 episodes from season 4 began airing on ion television in october of that year.
flashpoint (tv series)
in contrast to the first two, season 3 of the series was met with mostly negative reception. after the eventual cancellation of the show, schwartz admitted that "the whole first half of the third season was a total mess." ign faulted a season which, in their opinion, had "far too much time and too many episodes spent with the less than beloved character johnny." ign also noted that "kirsten and sandy both suffered from unsatisfying stories," and that the departure of character caleb nichol had been a mistake "as he had been a great character to bounce off both of the elder cohens." in september 2007, schwartz admitted in an interview for "new york" that the show "went down the wrong road" with johnny. the season did, however, receive some praise. the new character taylor townsend was stated as being "played to perfection by autumn reeser" and her character was described as "one of the greatest elements of "the o.c."" jeffrey robinson of dvd talk described the storylines as "very intelligent and also incorporate a great deal of humor to keep your interest." while looking back on the series in an interview for the complete series box-set, schwartz explained that "somewhere around season 3, for reasons too numerous to discuss, i lost focus. the network wasn't really supporting the show." schwartz went on to say that season 3 was probably "the most important season, because it's where i learned the most. about television, about myself as a writer, about discipline and trying to hold onto your focus even if you're hearing a lot of opinions or being forced to add things creatively that you don't agree with. and i don't think season 4 would have been as fun or as adventurous or as weird and zany and ultimately emotional if it weren't for that experience."
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