Didn't binge it but I finally finished Season 3. My takes for the whole season since there's not much discussion here:

E1
The family that slays together stays together.

Rhymes with.

E2
A lot of filler in this episode but wow is tension increasing.

E3
A removals company. Removing people, lol.

Wait, what? The police constable's son? Now that's a game-changer, assuming Anna put it together long before she saw the photo of that guy with his parents.

E4
When first dates go bad. Wonder why Anna didn't tell her parents what she was up to with that guy? Whatever, she was always going to have to kill him because he'd know she'd killed his mother.

The police constable lives at #10. Wonder if that was an inside joke.

E5
Are we supposed to feel sorry for the police constable? She put her family at risk by running with gangsters.

Constable made the classic Bond villain mistake. Instead of just killing Jack she had to run her mouth first.

E6
So by this point Jack pretty much assumed his life was over?

That fun house shootout was amazing. Ridiculous plot armor though for Ryan not to have killed Jack while he had him cornered.

Why would that police inspector go alone to arrest Ryan? He knew the guy was a cold-blooded murderer. He went out like Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones.

Jack's friend gave her life for him. Pointless.

Geez, Ryan singing arguably Luther Vandross' best torch song as he's preparing to kill Jack, Angela, and Anna. Whhhhhhyyyyy?

Ryan also made the classic Bond villain mistake, talking too much instead of just getting to the killing. Giving Jack, Angela, and Anna any time at all just enabled and emboldened them. Essentially they got to finish The List.

Wow, I didn't expect them to go out like Butch and Sundance. Bravo. What a waste of Anna's young life though. Jack and Angela pretty much ended her themselves.

Glad I stuck with this. I think it was a pretty solid depiction of revenge at all costs.