Lethal Weapon 3 struggles noticeably in comparison. Take the entirely pointless scene in which Martin gets Roger to inadvertently kick over a water cooler and embarrass himself in front of the ...

Friendships and families—both of a literal and metaphorical nature—are once more the focus of Lethal Weapon. This is absolutely ... Even the action scenes pack a surprising punch because ...

Following the off-screen turmoil plaguing "Lethal Weapon," Season 3 moves on from Clayne Crawford ... Miller and Smith tie his scenes into the current plot by making both their tragedies set ...

Note: This article contains spoilers for Lethal Weapon season 3, episode 1. Last year ... his love interest and surrogate son. The closing scene of that episode, which saw the maverick cop ...

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details about the season 3 premiere of Lethal Weapon ... that we could all move on from the behind the scenes drama. Scott’s presence gives the show a ...

In 1992’s "Lethal Weapon 3," Rene Russo came on board as cop Lorna Cole. Her character would memorably compare scars with Gibson's character, Martin Riggs. "Favorite scene I've ever done ever ...

Lethal Weapon' season 3 picked up right where we ... I love that the show, despite what went on behind the scenes, isn’t pretending like Riggs never existed. He may be gone, but he’ll never ...

“Lethal Weapon” Season 3 almost didn’t happen ... In another incident, Crawford can be heard off-camera losing his temper during a scene because of background noise. Two months before ...