A continuation of an amazing series! Longmire is one of the best TV dramas to come around in a long time. Far from the cookie cutter crime dramas being produced today, Longmire combines the observation skills and deductive reasoning of Sherlock Holmes with a modern Western. The stories are modern and the standalone crimes in each episode are tied together with the ongoing serial stories that have been developed since the pilot episode. There's no high tech equipment, no CSI miracles, no huge pool of resources, and no flashy offices for this Wyoming sheriff and his deputies to draw from, so if modern tech is your thing, this series is not for you. If you want to see solid, engaging drama, well-developed and well-played characters, amazing cinematography that takes full advantage of the wide open spaces of the West, interaction between white and American Indian cultures (and some of the most honest representation of that still present dichotomy), and just plain entertaining television, then Longmire is for you. Do yourself a favor and watch all 3 seasons in order...there is a continuing plot line that weaves through all three seasons (and will be carried on in Season 4) that won't make much sense if you just start watching at Season 3. A&E Network truly shot themselves in the foot by cancelling this series, but A&E's loss is Netflix's gain...look for season 4 on Netflix this fall!!

Have been a longmire fan since season one. This just completes my archive

Not sure why this moved to Netflix only but I am glad they decided to pick up the series. It's awesome and will keep you coming back. I bought this as a gift for my mom who loves this show and now she can watch it as much as she wants! It was actually her recommendation for me to watch it and for once, I actually liked a show she recommended!

This series based on the great Craig Johnson books is worth the watch. Sheriff Longmire (Robert Taylor) solves crimes at his own pace often times frustrating the people he works with. But his thought process always brings him to the answer he needs to solve the crime. It's an interesting journey shot among beautiful scenery. Very enjoyable.

Had 1st and 2nd season so it's a no brainer. My wife and I have watched it over and over. All seasons. If you like modern westerns and Lou Diamond Phillips and Gerald McRaney, you'll love it. But you have to have all seasons to get the best enjoyment.