Necessary Roughness - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Ch-Ch-Changes
Dani receives a tempting offer from a businessman. Elsewhere, TK tries to adjust to a tough new coach; Nico returns; and Dani helps a baseball player confront his fear of flying.
Gimme Some Lovin'
Dani helps a former child star struggling with growing pains that have put her career on the rocks. Connor works to revamp TK's image to snag a major endorsement. Nico finds himself at odds with Dani.
Swimming with Sharks
Dani steps in to help a star basketball player whose career is in free throw freefall. Connor goes to war with a rival management company. TK might be the war's first casualty.
Snap Out of It
Dani helps a self-help guru who doesn't believe in talk therapy. TK meets his match in Sheera. Nico gathers inside information on V3.
V3 for Vendetta
An unwelcome surprise has Connor hunting a mole at V3. Dani counsels an accountant with a big secret. Paloma wants to get on the fast track. TK's new relationship with Sheera heats up.
Good Will Haunting
Dani helps a famed fantasy writer. A sex tape scandal has TK's career in limo and Connor on damage control. Nico possesses explosive information that could shake up V3.
Bringing the Heat
Connor asks Dr. Dani to resume a course of therapy with her very first V3 client. TK struggles to shake Sheera after their break-up. Nico continues to work behind the scenes for the FBI to investigate the scandal at V3.
The Game's Afoot
Dr. Dani treats two track stars with a bad case of sibling rivalry. TK's quest for his first championship ring is put in jeopardy. Nico searches for a washed-out athlete, who just might be the missing piece to the V3 puzzle.
Sucker Punch
Dr. Dani trades punches with a championship boxer who wants to get back in the ring. TK seeks treatment at the V3 clinic while Nico follows a new lead that takes him to the clinic as well. Abby is brought into the V3 fold, but it's unclear whose side she's really on.
Sympathy for the Devil
Dani looks for her missing client as the V3 scandal reaches its climax; an injured T.K. may have to sit out a very important game; and Nico receives a surprise visitor.
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