Martin - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

In Search of ... Martin

Martin Returns

I've Got Work to Do

Martin Gets Paid

Break Up to Make Up

The Closer I Get to You

Movin' on In

Momma's Baby, Martin's Maybe

Whole Lotto Trouble

Get a Job

Feast or Famine

Lockin' Boots

Go Tell It on the Martin

'Xpress Yourself

Sophisticated Ladies

Ain't Nuttin' Goin' on But the Rent

The Ex-Files

All the Players Came

Best and Bester

High Noon

Mother of the Bride

C.R.E.A.M.

Girlfriend

The Romantic Weekend

The Bachelor Party

The Wedding Bell Blues (1)

Love is a Beach (2)
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