Mistresses - Season 3

Mistresses - Season 3

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The third season of the American television drama series Mistresses premiered on June 18, 2015, on ABC.[1] The series is based on the UK series of the same name and was adapted by K. J. Steinberg, it stars Yunjin Kim, Rochelle Aytes, Jes Macallan and Jennifer Esposito as the four lead characters.

On September 30, 2014, ABC renewed Mistresses for a third season[2] and Alyssa Milano left the series after two seasons in Los Angeles, California.[3] Jennifer Esposito also stars as the new co-lead as Calista Raines, as a creative director of a luxury fashion brand.[4] However, she left the series on September 25, 2015, after the third season.

Rob Mayes then joined the series as new series regular Marc, Miranda's brother who moves in with April.[5] Ed Quinn has booked the recurring role of Dr. Alec Adams, an internist at the hospital, whose wife is going through medical issues.[6] Emmanuelle Vaugier will recur throughout this season as Niko, a tough new mixologist at Wunderbar and a thorn in Joss' side.[7] Brian J. White is set to recur this season as Blair, the headmaster of the school Lucy attends, who takes a liking to April.[8] Chrishell Stause will also guest star in the fifth episode as a woman April meets during hot yoga.[9]

Considering the season she's had, it's only fair to start with Joss, who was finally released from prison. Calista's confession meant Joss was free to reunite with Harry and get on with the rest of her life. And she really did try for a bit, until she received a gift from Calista.

That may have been the most raw we've seen Calista all season, and it was heartbreaking to see her realize that Joss still thought the worst of her. I've been all over the place with my feelings for Calista, but she's slowly won me back over the last few weeks. My heart just about broke when she pulled the rope out from under her pillow. Please don't let this be the last we see of Calista Raines!

When Marc split, I started to wonder if we were going to have to wait to see them get together, but I'm so glad I was wrong. That kiss was well worth the wait and watching them navigate a new relationship considering how different they are will be a great thing to watch in season 4.

While Mistresses hasn't officially been picked up for next summer, I'm hopeful that we'll get another helping of this addictive primetime soap! What are my hopes for next season you ask A BFF reunion for Joss and Calista is first on the list, followed by more April and Marc adorableness!

As we head into the season finale, there are so many things left up in the air, including Calista's guilt, Vivian's illness and the burgeoning relationship between April and Marc. Does anyone see these stories having happy endings

But even as Joss made valid point after valid point, I couldn't help but feel for Calista. I believed her when she spoke of her affection for Joss, and I felt sad for her as she listened to someone she cared about tell her that she had not a single friend in the world. It was a pretty heartbreaking scene for both ladies and one of my favorites of the season.

The 41-year-old actress announced on both Twitter and Facebook that she will not be returning for the third season of Mistresses. \"After two wonderful seasons in Los Angeles, the studio has decided to shoot season three of Mistresses in Vancouver, Canada, for financial reasons. It's with a heavy heart that I have decided that I can't relocate,\" the former Charmed star wrote.

In the series, Milano played a lawyer Savannah \"Savi\" Davis who, at the end of season 2, catches her ex-husband Harry (Brett Tucker) getting it on with her sister Joss (Jess Macallan). No word yet on whether Savi will be written off or they will recast Milano's character.

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Don Draper (Jon Hamm) had 19 mistresses throughout Mad Men's seven seasons, not counting his three wives. Created by Matthew Weiner, Mad Men was one of AMC's prestige series that followed the lives and careers of Madison Avenue advertising executives throughout the 1960s. While the other ad men of Sterling Cooper (later, Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce) also carried on extra-marital affairs, Donald F. Draper by far had the most. Draper is really Richard \"Dick\" Whitman, and he stole the identity of Lt. Don Draper (Troy Ruptash), who was killed in the Korean War. Posing as the injured-in-action Lt. Draper so he could escape the war, the \"new\" Don's ruse was discovered by Lt. Draper's widow, Anna (Melina Page Hamilton). However, Anna and Don became friends, and they maintained their \"marriage\" until he met Betty Hofstadt (January Jones). From there, Don Draper/Dick Whitman went on to have an unrivaled infidelity streak.

Don divorced Anna and married Betty with her blessing. Despite having two kids with Betty, Don cheated on her numerous times as his advertising career took off. In Mad Men season 3, Betty, who long suspected Don's infidelities, learned that he's really Dick Whitman. Betty divorced Don, who then married his secretary, Megan Calvet (Jessica Pare) between seasons 4 and 5. He couldn't stay faithful to Megan either though, it turned out. Despite attempts to keep his private life and work life separate, Don's affairs were well-known within Sterling Cooper, and it's obvious that Don had many more affairs beyond what fans saw in the episodes of Mad Men. But regardless of what his grand total actually might be, 19 women in seven seasons of Mad Men (outside his wives) is the number of affairs the ad executive is seen to have on screen. Here's the backstory on all 19 of Don Draper's mistresses.

Midge (Rosemarie DeWitt) is the first of Don Draper's mistresses fans meet in Mad Men's pilot. Midge is a bohemian artist who is a sharp contrast to the slick Madison Avenue ad man. Midge is also a swerve as audiences are initially led to believe Midge is Don's significant other before the end of the first episode reveals Don has a wife, Betty, and two young children in the suburbs. Don's fling with Midge ends in season 1, but she reappears in Mad Men season 4. Sadly, Midge has become addicted to heroin and Jon Hamm's Draper cuts her a check before vanishing from her life.

Rachel Menken (Maggie Siff) was a Sterling Cooper client who owned a department store. Don didn't pursue his mutual attraction to Rachel until after he ended his affair with Midge, but his fling with Rachel didn't last long. However, Don did confess details of his life as Dick Whitman to Rachel. In Mad Men season 2, Don ran into Rachel, who is now married, and in season 3, Don is sad to learn that Rachel died of leukemia.

Joy (Laura Ramsey) was a wealthy nomad Don meets when he travels to Los Angeles in the Mad Men season 2 episode, \"The Jet Set.\" Don abandons Pete Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) and stays with Joy and her strange, aristocratic friends for a few days before he leaves to visit Anna Draper and then return to New York. The free-spirited Joy may have been the youngest of Don's flings in Mad Men.

Bobbie Barrett (Melinda McGraw) was the wife and manager of comedian Jimmy Barrett (Patrick Fishler). Don meets Bobbie after Jimmy upsets the owner of his sponsor, Utz Potato Chips, and their affair included getting in a car accident that required Peggy (Elisabeth Moss) to help out and let Bobbie stay with her. Don ended their Mad Men season 2 relationship when he learned Bobbie had been gossiping about his prowess in the bedroom.

Shelly (Sunny Mabrey) was a stewardess Don had a one-night stand with when Don traveled to Baltimore with Sal Romano (Bryan Blatt) in Mad Men season 3. Shelly invited Don and Sal to dinner with her flight attendant friends, but she was gone after a fire alarm evacuated the hotel. But the real fallout of Don's Baltimore trip was his discovery that Sal is a closeted homosexual, which later led to Romano's dismissal from Sterling Cooper.

Suzanne Farrell (Abigail Spencer) was Sally's teacher who was Don's last mistress before Betty ended their marriage. Despite her hesitation, Suzanne began an affair with Don, but it abruptly ended right when they were planning to leave on a vacation together at the end of Mad Men season 3. Betty had discovered Don's hidden records that he was really Dick Whitman and confronted him, which immediately put an end to Draper's tryst with Miss Farrell.

In Mad Men season 4, Don moved out of his house with Betty and Jon Hamm's problematic ad man took an apartment in Manhattan. Candace (Erin Cummings) is a prostitute Don frequently hired, and later in season 4, Draper introduces Lane Pryce (Jared Harris) to Candace and her friend to cheer him up when his marriage is on the rocks.

When Don wins a Clio Award in Mad Men season 4's \"Waldorf Stories,\" he goes on a bender that lasts for days. Don goes to bed with Alice (Amy Motta), a woman he picks up at a bar while he's celebrating his Clio, but he later wakes up next to a waitress named Doris (Becky Wahlstrom), whom he doesn't recognize. Worse, Doris calls him \"Dick,\" which means he drunkenly called himself by his secret birth name and not his carefully maintained Don Draper identity during his blackout tryst with the waitress. 59ce067264

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