Snowpiercer - Season 3
Season 3
Season 3 picks up with Layton and his inner circle commanding a small 10-car "pirate train" in search of Melanie and a possible warm location to restart civilization. Back on Snowpiercer, Mr. Wilford is consolidating power, awaiting Layton's return.
Episodes
The Tortoise and the Hare
While Wilford emphasizes his rule aboard his icy train, Layton's pirate train continues its dangerous quest for warm spots, and comes across something entirely unexpected.
The Last to Go
Layton goes on the hunt, as Wilford works to boost morale. The resistance discovers a threat that could undermine everything they've worked for.
The First Blow
It's a game of cat and mouse as both Layton and Wilford vie for the upper hand.
Bound by One Track
Alex must finally deal with her parental figures as a track obstruction uncovers a painful past.
A New Life
A series of terrorist attacks threaten to derail Layton and Zarah's big day.
Born to Bleed
As the bomber is revealed, Layton comes to terms with his past decisions before making an irreversible call.
Ouroboros
As the train grapples with Layton's status, he's discovering that some dreams aren't worth having. Wilford makes a shocking discovery.
Setting Itself Right
As the train detours from New Eden, an environmental catastrophe threatens everyone onboard.
A Beacon for Us All
Reunited with old friends, the train throws a party. But alliances are tested as the truth is finally revealed.
The Original Sinners
It all comes to a head as old adversaries clash, with New Eden hanging in the balance.
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