Last Comic Standing - Season 3

Last Comic Standing - Season 3

Season 3

Network
Episodes8
DatesAug 30, 2004 - Oct 16, 2004
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Episodes

Season Premiere
Season 3Episode 160 min

Season Premiere

A preview of the new season. Each "house" goes backstage in separate "war rooms" to choose 5 comics from the other house to go up against.
Aug 30, 2004
Week One
Season 3Episode 260 min

Week One

Results of America's voting. The other 10 comics perform. To see the results of the previous week's voting, go to the Spoiler Thread
Aug 31, 2004
Week Two
Season 3Episode 360 min

Week Two

The battle continues. This time each team chooses from themselves which 4 will perform. To see the results of the previous week's voting, go to the Spoiler Thread
Sep 7, 2004
Week Three
Season 3Episode 460 min

Week Three

Four more comics from each team perform. To see the results of the previous week's voting, go to the Spoiler Thread
Sep 14, 2004
Week Four
Season 3Episode 560 min

Week Four

With the comics thinning out, there is extra time to fill, so this week there are two special-guest comedians who perform along with three from each team. To see the results of the previous week's voting, go to the Spoiler Thread
Sep 21, 2004
Jay Mohr Roast
Season 3Episode 660 min

Jay Mohr Roast

Three comics from each team show who is best at roasting Jay. Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and Jeffrey Ross show how a pro does it. To see the results of the previous week's voting, go to the Spoiler Thread
Sep 28, 2004
The Final Battle
Season 3Episode 760 min

The Final Battle

After the narrowing it down to the one from each team that received the most votes, the final four perform. To see the results of the previous week's voting, go to the Spoiler Thread
Oct 5, 2004
Finale
Season 3Episode 860 min

Finale

After Jay Mohr introduces the final 4 comics, they are given 2 minutes each to perform for the audience. Then what everyone is waiting for: the anouncement of who was voted best comic and wins the $250,000. To see the complete results, go to the Results Thread
Oct 16, 2004

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