Schitt's Creek - Season 3
Season 3
The Roses find themselves at a crossroads between longing for the life they left behind and embracing the town they've reluctantly come to call home.
Episodes
Opening Night
Johnny struggles to find a new purpose, while Moira must confront the harsh realities of local politics.
The Throuple
David and Stevie must come to terms with their new relationship, while Alexis and Moira become anxious when they schedule a rare mother/daughter lunch.
New Car
Johnny and Moira feign poverty in an attempt to get a deal on a used car, while David helps Stevie lay her great-aunt to rest.
Driving Test
Johnny and Moira become concerned about the future of the motel, while David panics in anticipation of having to re-take his driving test.
Rooms by the Hour
Johnny puts the motel in an awkward position after renting rooms to a morally dubious enterprise, while David helps Moira tape a film audition.
Murder Mystery
Johnny and Stevie pitch a nearby golf course on a package deal with the motel. Moira tries to get out of an invitation to Twyla's murder mystery party.
General Store
David plans a new business venture, while Alexis adjusts to her first day at school.
Motel Review
David meets a new friend while setting up his business, Johnny defends Alexis's schoolwork, and Moira deals with a difficult guest at the motel.
The Affair
Moira and Roland find themselves in a compromising situation. Alexis drives a wedge between David and Patrick.
Sebastien Raine
David's photographer ex-boyfriend arrives in town to do a photo series on Moira. Johnny and Roland suspect that Bob is cheating at poker.
Stop Saying Lice!
Johnny tries to stop the spread of lice. Moira tries to get out of having a garden named after her.
Friends and Family
Johnny and Moira struggle to find a place for their family portrait. David hosts a "soft launch" of his new store.
Grad Night
Johnny and Stevie celebrate their first fully booked motel. David goes on a date with Patrick.
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