New on Prime Video | Long Lost Family – Season 3 (2013) | StreamingGuide.ca

The third season of “Long Lost Family” continued its emotional journey of reuniting separated family members. Each episode narrates heartwarming stories of individuals seeking to reconnect with relatives they’ve lost touch with over the years. From siblings separated by adoption to parents and children who’ve never had the chance to meet, the season is filled with poignant moments of discovery, joy, and sometimes unexpected revelations. The series skillfully balances the delicate process of tracing family members while handling the emotional vulnerabilities of those involved, making it a touching exploration of relationships, identity, and the deep-seated need for familial connections.

Length: Varies per episode
Genre: Documentary, Reality
This Title is: Heartwarming, Emotional, Real-Life Drama

Long Lost Family – Season 3 (2013) is New on Prime Video in Canada!

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Cast

Davina McCall
Nicky Campbell

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: TV-PG

This series is suitable for a general audience but parental guidance is advised due to the emotional content.

Trivia

The series is based on the Dutch series “Spoorloos”.
Hosts Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell have been instrumental in the series’ empathetic approach to storytelling.
The show has successfully reunited numerous families over its seasons, often leading to life-changing experiences for the participants.

Our Review

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“Long Lost Family” Season 3 continues to captivate audiences with its compassionate storytelling and emotional reunions. The series’ strength lies in its ability to convey the profound impact of reuniting with lost relatives, making each episode a deeply personal experience for both the participants and viewers. While the format remains consistent, the stories are as varied as they are moving, offering a unique insight into the human condition and the universal desire for connection. The hosts, Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell, bring a sense of warmth and understanding to the series, guiding both the audience and participants through each emotional journey. Despite some moments feeling staged, the authenticity of the reunions and the raw emotions displayed make for compelling viewing.”