Tattoo Nightmares - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
The Ladykiller
Gus is dubbed "the ladykiller," Jasmine puts out a client's flames, and Tommy covers a bad memory.
Cross and Bongs
Tommy covers a tattoo he gave a friend, Gus removes a one-night stand, and Jasmine smokes a bad tat.
You've Got Male
Tommy helps his client cover up, Jasmine lifts a mom's curse, and Gus goes ape on a bad pin-up.
Penis Neck
A client's entire family dishonored; a musician's bad ink; a superhero fan's phallic mishap.
Doggie Style
A dated tattoo of an '80s heartthrob; a police officer's tattoo; a client's sexual history.
Baywatch Bimbo!
U-F-OH NO!!
Jasmine fixes a bad celebrity portrait; Gus gets rid of the wrong number; an ex-raver asks Tommy to cover-up a past alien encounter.
No One's Bitch
Junk Off My Trunk!
Jasmine helps a client with their massive mistake; Gus erases the memory of a client's son; Tommy breaks his client's cursed tattoo gamble.
What Would Jasmine Do
Back in the Saddle
Surfari
Broke and Branded
Merry Inkmas
Butt of the Joke
Dazed and Confused
Bad Luck of the Irish
Father Doesn't Know Best
Friends Don't Let Friends Tattoo
Hashtag Horrible
Jasmine's client drops his pants; Gus tries to fix a goofy tattoo that ruined a family; Tommy tries giving his client's tattoo a second life.
The Ink Panther
Fl(ex) Wives
Terri-bull
Mermaids, Goblins and Snakes Oh My!
Jasmine is suspicious of her client's mermaid mistake, while Tommy takes on the result of a back (and bone) breaking sexcapade, and a man trips out Big Gus with his magical adventures with a green creature sidekick.
Mama's Boy
Jasmine lends a helping hand to a feuding family; an army wife wants to surprise her returning husband; a client whose mommy issues have gone too far.
Cops and Rockers
Gus attempts to fix four heavy-duty mistakes that test his "metal," Jasmine finds some common ground with her client's ex boyfriend woes, and Tommy locks horns with a guy who was in over his head.
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