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The Best Episodes of Narcos: Mexico Season 3

Every episode of Narcos: Mexico Season 3 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Narcos: Mexico Season 3!

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See the rise of the Guadalajara Cartel as an American DEA agent learns the danger of targeting narcos in 1980s Mexico.

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  1. #1 Fan Favorite
    Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 1 - 12 Steps
    7.6/10(2385 votes)

    #1 - 12 Steps

    S3:E1

    Walt's undercover mission takes a turn. Amado is released following three months in prison. Juárez police officer Victor looks for a missing girl.

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  2. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 2 - Como La Flor
    7.4/10(2182 votes)

    #2 - Como La Flor

    S3:E2

    Tijuana journalist Andréa takes an interest in the teen guests at the wedding between Enedina Arellano and a prominent attorney. Walt considers a move.

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  3. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 3 - Los Juniors
    8.5/10(2307 votes)

    #3 - Los Juniors

    S3:E3

    After a disappointing conversation with the Arellanos about purchasing land, the Sinaloa cartel reacts. Andréa continues investigating the narcojuniors.

    Director:Wagner Moura

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  4. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 4 - GDL
    8.2/10(2119 votes)

    #4 - GDL

    S3:E4

    With the Tijuana and Sinaloa cartels at war, everyone wonders where Juárez stands, but Amado has other plans in Cuba. Ramón seeks revenge against Chapo.

    Director:Wagner Moura
    Writer:Wes Taylor

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  5. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 5 - Boots on the Ground
    7.8/10(2049 votes)

    #5 - Boots on the Ground

    S3:E5

    Walt joins a Mexican task force led by Gen. Rebollo aimed at catching those responsible for the Guadalajara massacre and Cardinal Posada's death.

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  6. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 6 - La Jefa
    8.0/10(2047 votes)

    #6 - La Jefa

    S3:E6

    Victor is shaken by a murder and takes action. Violence escalates in Tijuana. New boss Enedina develops a plan to challenge her cartel's rivals.

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  8. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 7 - La Voz
    7.7/10(1974 votes)

    #7 - La Voz

    S3:E7

    La Voz is targeted following its reporting on Colosio's assassins. Mayo and Chapo form an alliance against the Tijuana cartel. Victor asks questions.

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  9. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 8 - Last Dance
    7.5/10(1989 votes)

    #8 - Last Dance

    S3:E8

    When torturing Alex doesn't work, Walt switches tactics. Andrea sifts through financial records tied to Hank and the PRI. Amado plans for the future.

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  10. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 9 - The Reckoning
    8.1/10(2022 votes)

    #9 - The Reckoning

    S3:E9

    Andrea uncovers a startling connection, instigating a cascade of events. With Alex's help, Walt closes in on Benjamín. Hank threatens Amado.

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  11. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Episode 10 - Life in Wartime
    7.9/10(2166 votes)

    #10 - Life in Wartime

    S3:E10

    Mexican and US authorities search in earnest for Amado. While in prison, Chapo makes moves to show he's the boss. Enedina sends Ramón on a mission.

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Season 3 Ratings Summary

"12 Steps" is the best rated episode of "Narcos: Mexico" season 3. It scored 7.6/10 based on 2385 votes. Directed by Andrés Baiz and written by Carlo Bernard, it aired on 11/5/2021. This episode is rated 0.2 points higher than the second-best, "Como La Flor".