Another fun season! I'm hooked! I love MISS FISHER'S MURDER MYSTERIES: SERIES 3 starring Essie Davis (Phryne Fisher) and Nathan Page (Jack Robinson). The rest of the cast are back as well including Ashleigh Cummings (Dot), Hugo Johnstone-Burt (Hugh Collins), Richard Bligh (Mr. Butler), Travis McMahon (Burt), Anthony Sharpe (Cec), Miriam Margolyes (Aunt Prudence) and Tammy Macintosh (Dr. Mac) and they all still work well together.

If you haven't seen the show MISS FISHER'S MURDER MYSTERIES is based in part on a character named "Phryne (Fry-Nee) Fisher" who is a flapper and super sleuth, featured in books by Kerry Greenwood ( Cocaine Blues: A Phryne Fisher Mystery (Phryne Fisher Mysteries) ). The show takes place in Australia, during the '20s and I can't get enough!

This season has Inspector Jack Robinson (Page) and Phryne (Davis) getting closer, with Dot (Cummings) and Hugh (Johnstone-Burt) tying the knot. Of course there's murder throughout and we get to go along for the ride.

There's also 36:27-minutes of special featurettes, with a "play-all" selection or you can just watch one or two, that talk about the sets, costumes, the story lines and the characters. Also included is a 7-minute character clips (these are the actors in character telling you about the shows, probably commercial teasers in AUS TV), an 8-minute long "Mr. Butler's Drink of the Week" (featuring Richard Bligh in character as Phryne's butler "Mr. Butler" making cocktails), and behind-the-scenes photo gallery.

I hope there will be a season 4 for "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" because it's such a fun and likable series. If you like Agatha Christie's Poirot, Series 1 , any of the Agatha Christie's Marple: The Julia McKenzie Collection series, or MURDOCH MYSTERIES COLLECTION: SEASONS 1-4 , then you'll LOVE "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries.

This is a wonderful disc, with wonderful actors, beautiful sets, clothes, scenery and wonderful actors to bring the viewer into the life of private detective Miss Phryne Fisher, Inspector Jack Robinson and all the other actors in this great series. Start out with the complete set from Series 1 through Series 3. It will blend into the next chapter of a wonderful character with her assistant Dot and her life with this wonderful woman. Some of the episodes are so feel good, you feel like it's Christmas. Phyrne shows what a wonderful person can do to bring happiness to so many people even the father she argues with, with love and understanding, it does the heart good. All her actions shows what a better person we could be in difficult situations which correspond with her solving mysteries with Inspector Jack Robinson, played by Nathan Page. Their constant bantering back and forth is a joy to behold. Essie Davis, as Phryne is wonderful and wears the roaring twenties clothes to perfection. Aunt Prudence, another wonderful character is a joy to watch, Ashleigh Cummings is lovely as Dot and her romance with the good Constable is a pleasure also. Her suitor is played by Hugo Johnstone-Burt. Phyrne's butler is such a gentleman butler, we all wish we had one in our family. All in all, this set is wonderful and you will love having Miss Fisher in your collection of DVD's. I only wish they would make more episodes as I was sad when the series ended with Series 3. Good job done by everyone and I thank you all for many hours of great viewing this wonderful series. So nice to have met Phryne and all the wonderful people around her.

After Season 2 I was a bit skeptical, maybe cause I enjoyed Season 1 so much, but it seemed a little lost and was to slow to involve all the major characters; plus for the season to end without Ms. Fisher and Jack even kissing I thought was a major foil, as their relationship is a main driver to the whole show I think. But I was open to season 3 and I found it delightful and was not disappointed, even though season 3 has five fewer episodes, only eight compared to the thirteen in season 1&2. In this season I enjoyed the working relationship between Ms. Fisher and Inspector Robinson, it had me thinking of Remington Steel in a lot of ways, especially with its undercurrent of sexual tension. I liked how in every episode you get a bit of all the main characters, something I felt was a big fail in season 2, here Mr. Butler, Dot & Hugh, Aunt Prudence, etc.. are regularly involved in the story. They did a good job of staying focused with the core cast, maybe cause of the fewer episodes, and it worked really well. They toned down Ms. Fisher's various sexual encounter's for more straight forward crime solving and I found that nice, as I find what's going on with her and Jack more interesting, and the main story of the whole series, its what keeps me watching, that whole will they get married will they become more romantic? So season 3 definitely makes up for season 2 shortcomings, I found myself wanting more Ms. Fisher, in Remington Steel they built the anticipation all the way up to the final episode, I hope they can continue to do that in a season 4.

I love this series. I wish they'd made more than three seasons. They are supposed to be making three movies also. They are based on the books (sold on Amazon) which I plan to check out next. The series is set in the 1920s and I love the clothes, headpieces/hats and music. In addition, it's interesting to see how things were back then with human rights and the different attitudes. The actors chooses for the roles are great and become your friends after awhile. Seasons one and two are free with Prime Membership and season three is available for a reasonable price.

What can I say which I haven't said before? Miss Fisher is a shining beacon of modernity, feminism, ingenuity, and intrigue. If only she could be a real character in our real world which seems to still be crumb tumbling to the ground around us. Do you think Miss Fisher could solve late stage capitalism? I have faith.