Colin from Accounts, the Australian comedy created by and starring real-life couple Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, returns for its third and final season, which its creators confirmed in July would close out the story on their own terms. The eight-episode finale season picks up three years after Gordon's ill-fated wedding proposal to Ashley, finding both characters in markedly different places in their lives while the show retains its trademark blend of absurd comedy and genuine emotional depth. Reviewers note the series stands out for wrapping up voluntarily rather than facing cancellation, a rarity in the current streaming landscape.

The new season sees Ashley, now a qualified GP, living with friends Megan and Rumi and their baby while dating a well-meaning but oblivious new partner, and Gordon adjusting to life after selling his brewery and starting a relationship with a corporate executive. A chance reunion at Ashley's medical practice reopens old feelings between the pair, raising the question of whether they can rebuild their connection, complicated by shared custody of their dog. The review highlights episode three, "Monstera," written by Dyer and directed by her sister Madeleine Dyer, as a standout for balancing the show's comic and sentimental strengths.