Camp Lakebottom - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Sweat, Hot Lakebottom Summer
The S'mogre
Camp Lockdownbottom
All You Need is Larva
Meet the Gretch's Parents
Now with 100% More Portal
The kids discover an inter-dimensional portal that takes them to a similar Lakebottom, where their inter-dimensional alter-egos are all Zombies!
Lakebo-Tron
Rise of the Dawn of the Beginning of the Planet of Armand!
McGee's First Flush
House of Ear Wax
Butt-Squad
You Sank My Battle-Squirt!
I, Rodent
Undies Cover of the Night
Afterlife of the Party
F.L.O.P.P.Y the Elephant
Tur-Keepin It Real
Little Saint Nicky
Nostril-Damus!
Working Over-Slime
The Old Man and the McGee
Operation: McMom
The Lakebottom House of Horrors! Mwa Ha, Ha!
The kids enter a Lakebottom House of Horrors only to discover that they will soon be the house's star attractions, and they fight their way through the Lakebottom House of Horrors to a final showdown with Gluteus Crouch.
The Camp Lakebottom Classic
It's the last week of summer and the kids volunteer as staff-in-training to help with the unexpected arrival of two new campers until Buttsquat takes over the camp, and the gang challenges Buttsquat to the Lakebottom Classic for true ownership of Lakebottom. This is the series finale.
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