Misfits - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Episode 1
The gang start to come to terms with the new powers they have following their deals with Seth. Unfortunately not all of them have got what they wanted. Meanwhile a new group start their community service at the centre; including Rudy, who literally has a split personality, and whose actions soon place the Misfits in danger again.
Episode 2
Curtis takes advantage of his new power to rejoin the athletics he is still banned from. Things get complicated when he falls in love with another athlet called Emma and someone takes an interest in female Curtis.
Episode 3
When Simon in his disguise as SuperHoodie saves a geeky comic-book nerd named Peter from getting robbed, Simon finds in Peter a new friend who soon turns into a stalker who endangers his secret identity.
Episode 4
A plan using Curtis's old time-rewind power to assassinate Hitler makes a mess of history and creates an alternate world with a Nazi-occupied Britain.
Episode 5
When a coma victim named Jen manages to switch bodies with Kelly and walk away from the hospital, it's up to the gang to save Kelly's life before the life-support machine is switched off.
Episode 6
Rudy gets infected with a strange superpower STD after spending the night with a mysterious girl.
Episode 7
Seth finds a resurrection superpower and brings his dead ex-girlfriend Shannon back to life. But the new power has unexpected consequences.
Episode 8
The gang are shocked when a fake medium with a superpower brings familiar faces from their past back to life and they end up face-to-face with two probation workers they killed.
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