Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory - Season 3

Rob teams up with professional drifter, Vaughn Gittin Jr., to create the world's very first Skateboarding Car. Rob also moves his cousin, Drama, into a brand new office next to his own atop the Fantasy Factory skate plaza.

Rob calls Drama out for living a pretty careful existence. To help his young cousin learn to truly live his brand, Rob enlists the help of the notoriously reckless Chad Ochocinco.

Rob competes in the Grilled Cheese Invitational in Los Angeles, where he hopes to wow foodies with his take on the sandwich. Also: pro skater Torey Pudwill visits the factory.

Rob discovers that his trainer has created a new piece of exercise equipment. Rob creates an alter-ego named Barry Bright and films an entire infomercial to promote the new device, called the iCore Cruncher.

Rob and Drama recap some of the sketchiest and scariest moments of all three seasons of Fantasy Factory. Loaded with behind the scenes commentary, unseen footage, and some of the most memorable scenes from the series.

Rob finds out that his mom, Patty, has fallen and shattered her ankle. He and Drama embark on a mission to ensure that the Dyrdek household is a more comfortable environment for his injured mom.

Rob challenges his manager, Jeremy, to a happiness contest, when he discovers that Jeremy is a devout follower of Indian spiritual guru, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and that Jeremy considers Rob's version of happiness only transitory.

Rob and Drama realize that the Big Cat's awkwardness might actually be hindering his personal growth. To help his cousin, Rob brings in a specialist, and organizes an Awkward Intervention with everyone at the Fantasy Factory.

Rob and Drama look back on some of their favorite scenes from Season 3, share some bonus scenes that didn't make it into the episodes, and take a look at some behind the scenes moments with the Fantasy Factory crew.

Laird Hamilton invites Rob and Drama to Kauai for some tow-in surfing. Although he has never surfed before, Rob decides it's time to up his "man level" by taking on a big wave.

Rob needs some inspiration for his new clothing line, so he and Drama go deep under cover as old men, to get a feel for the incredible style and vocabulary of the older generation.

Rob holds a charity event to raise money for his "Sk8 for Life" foundation. His charity event is well attended, including appearances by Pharrell, Travis Barker, The Game, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, and Dana White.