The Magicians - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
The Tale of the Seven Keys
Quentin tries to find someone who can bring magic back; Julia explores her small, but significant gift; Eliot and Margo struggle under the hostile fairy occupation; Kady searches for a way to heal Penny.
Heroes and Morons
Eliot travels to a faraway place in search of a special object; Alice runs from a monster; Quentin, Kady and Josh continue the desperate search for magic; Penny's condition worsens.
The Losses of Magic
Alice and Quentin visit her parents; Kady and Julia explore new methods to heal Penny.
Be the Penny
As Eliot is hunted, Quentin and Julia discover a powerful secret tied to the history of Brakebills.
A Life in the Day
Julia helps Alice navigate a personal crisis as Quentin and Eliot go on an adventure.
Do You Like Teeth?
Quentin faces his most formidable foe yet as Julia helps Alice with a dangerous endeavor.
Poached Eggs
Margo makes a bold stand against the Fairy Queen. Quentin and Penny try to retrieve a lost item.
Six Short Stories about Magic
Julia and Fen investigate a dangerous group of Magicians as Eliot and Margo's reign is challenged.
All That Josh
Quentin, Kady and Alice try to convince an old friend to return home.
The Art of the Deal
Quentin and Alice search the castle for an important object while Julia and Fen work with an enemy.
Twenty-Three
The group strategizes as Josh and Julia travel to a familiar place and are given a chance to help.
The Fillorian Candidate
The political situation in Fillory comes to a head. Julia makes amends and Alice makes a confession.
Will You Play with Me?
The group finds what they're looking for and attempt once and for all to get magic back.
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