Bump - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
First Day
Jacinda's first day of kindy promises a new start for Oly and Santi, until unexpected news spins Oly off her axis.
Caring Gives You Cancer
Santi rethinks introducing Jacinda to his new girlfriend Keeks after she and Oly have intense reactions, while Vince and Angie navigate the consequences of being too nice.
Jellyfish
A confusing encounter between Jacinda and Santi's new girlfriend distracts Oly from Reema's return from London.
The Argentine
Bernardita seems to be the cause of everyone's problems.
Feliz Dia de la Madre!
Angie, Vince and Rosa receive unwanted Mother's Day surprises while Oly and Santi are faced with a reality they aren't ready for.
Can't We Just Have a Few Nice Things...
Oly's white lie blows up in her face and Bowie offers surprising insight into his parents' problems.
The Owl and the Pussycat
A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs.
Love in the Time of Chaos
Rosa's boys are resisting their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps.
Parents of the Year
Bowie is babysitting and Vince is in crisis, while Santi and Oly head to the school parents' fundraiser.
No Fairytales
A terrifying experience for Santi and Oly makes them rethink everything; while Vince and Reema's life will never be the same.
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