Game Shakers - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Babe Loves Danger
Babe tries to plan the perfect date when she learns that Henry Hart is coming to New York to visit her.

Lumples
A toy company hires Game Shakers to make a game based on a toy that they are not allowed to see.

Subway Girl
When a video of Babe dancing to Dub's new music video goes viral, Dub challenges Babe to a dance battle to prove he is the better dancer.

Snackpot!
Hudson and Trip open a vending machine that dispenses snacks at random on the subway; Dub quickly becomes obsessed with the device.

Babe & The Boys
Kenzie's dating app causes huge problems for Babe.

Escape From Utah!
The girls go to Utah to rescue Trip after Dub sends him to Captive Meadows, a center for boys with bad behavior.

Super Ugly Head
Kenzie is torn whether to tell on Dub after she sees him tear down his own statue.

Snoop Therapy
The Game Shakers haven't been getting along. Dub recommends they see his office therapist: Snoop Dogg. Special Guest Star: Snoop Dogg

Hot Bananas
Trip becomes depressed after losing a big video game battle to a 7-year-old.

Flavor City
Dub gets tickets to a VIP performance of the hottest musical of all time - Flavor City.

Wet Willy's Wild Water Park
The Game Shakers go to Wet Willy's Wild Water Park on its last day to try and break the speed record on the extremely dangerous water slide, the Big Ripper.

Demolition Dollhouse
Babe and Kenzie try to locate a cute boy who waved to Kenzie on the subway while Hudson and Trip become obsessed with a model doll house. Special Guest Star: Snoop Dogg

Hungry Hungry Hypno
Kenzie is hypnotized into being very, very hungry after the Game Shakers take her to see a hypnotist for her birthday.

Breaking Bad News
The Game Shakers have to figure out how to break the news to Dub that they broke his expensive new television.

Bug Tussle
After Dub goes to Vegas and leaves Trip behind, the Game Shakers take Trip to Dub's awesome apartment to show him a good time.

Why Tonya
The Game Shakers are approached by a fan who demands they make changes to one of their games.

Boy Band Cat Nose
Dub recommends Kenzie see an eccentric pet plastic surgeon in order to fix her cat's loud nose holes. Meanwhile, Trip tries to get Hudson into a Boy Band.

He's Back
Babe has to make a choice when multiple guys from her past want to date her. Meanwhile, Trip and Hudson have to buy a famous watch for Dub. Guest Stars: Snoop Dogg and Jace Norman
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