Mr. Pickles - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Brain Download
Grandpa found his dead wife alive with Mr. Pickles. Now, Mr. Pickles' dark secrets are in jeopardy when Tommy attempts to download his Grandma's memories.
Momma's Boy
When Mr. Bojenkins finds that Sheriff is a momma's boy, he decides to teach Sheriff how to be a man.
S.H.O.E.S.
Tommy tries to protect a strange new friend from a military group that is out to capture him.
Telemarketers Are the Devil
When Mr. Goodman and his co-workers are kidnapped from Telemarketing Corp., he winds up the property of a farm owner who has a vendetta against telemarketers.
Gorzoth
When Linda goes on a shopping spree, she winds up on the run from a zombie-like mob of homeless people that want her money.
Tommy Goes to School
Tommy teaches the kids at school that we're all the same, with some help from a giant pimple.
Sheriffs
Sheriff searches for a birthday present for Momma while staring in his own television show.
Bullies
When Mrs. Goodman confronts the parents of Tommy's bullies, they dump their out-of-control kids with her for the day.
Tommy's Cartoon
Mr. Pickles goes on an adventure with the Sheriff. Tommy has fun exploring on his own and meets someone really weird.
Finale
Grandpa is fed up Mr. Pickles and wants to leave the town but Mr. Pickles keeps interfering.
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