Starstruck: Season 3

TV-MA

2023

Created by Rose Matafeo
Recommended
95%
67%
6 episodes
Comedy
Romance

Rose Matafeo (Baby Done) stars in this comedy series she co-created with long-time collaborator Alice Snedden (Bad News), playing a job-juggling... More

Rose Matafeo (Baby Done) stars in this comedy series she co-created with long-time collaborator Alice Snedden (Bad News), playing a job-juggling millennial in London whose life takes a sudden turn when the man she slept with (Nikesh Patel, Four Weddings and a Funeral) turns out to be a massive movie star.

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Starstruck: Season 3 episodes

Episode 1

Jessie and Tom come face to face unexpectedly at Kate... More and Ian’s wedding. The initially awkward meeting finds the two former lovers wondering if there is a lingering spark.

Episode 2

Tom’s engagement party with new partner puts pressure on Kate... More as she has to decide where her loyalties lie. Jessie distracts herself on a date with Liam, and the pair bond.

Episode 3

Jessie and Tom’s connection sparks up again. Jessie has to... More decide if pursuing an old flame is a good idea, while Cath the agent gives her a harsh grilling.

Episode 4

Jessie and her friends enjoy a weekend away in the... More countryside, but tension rises in the group when Ian blurts out a secret that Jessie would rather not have heard.

Episode 5

Tom comes clean about a secret he’s been hiding from... More Clem. Ian tries to make amends with Jessie, who is having a crisis of confidence when her 33rd birthday doesn’t go as planned.

Episode 6

Kate is in labour while Ian has a meltdown. Tom... More takes the opportunity to smooth things over with Jessie. Is it too late for the former lovers to reconnect years after the breakup?

Starstruck: Season 3 | Ratings & Reviews

Sharp

Amongst the mundane, but still-sharp observations that litter Matafeo, Alice Snedden and Nic Sampson’s scripts is a real sense of ordinary chaos. It’s all scary and far too much to handle and yet, somehow, life continues on.