The Sarah Silverman Program - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
The Proof is in the Penis
Laura falsely tells Sarah that she was born with a penis and a vagina, and Brian and Steve are haunted by a ghost.
The Silverman and the Pillows
Brian and Steve's genitals have an unpleasant odor, and Sarah makes her own children's television show.
A Slip Slope
Sarah sues "Home Alone," and Brian seeks revenge on a bird who repeatedly poops on him.
Nightmayor
Sarah campaigns for fake mayoral candidate May Kadoody, and Steve asks Brian to consider marriage.
Smellin' of Troy
Troy, Sarah's childhood imaginary friend, returns and lures her into a life of sex and drugs. Steve's song that mocks Brian gains immense popularity.
A Fairly Attractive Mind
A magical dragon phone causes Brian and Steve to switch bodies, and Sarah tries to inspire people with a disability she doesn't have.
Songs in the Key of Yuck
Sarah convinces jam band fans that drugs make them like their favorite music, and Laura finds a way to cope with Officer Jay's "laughmares."
Just Breve
Sarah narrates the story of Breve, the baby robot; Laura and Jay open up to each other about their sexual interests.
A Good Van is Hard to Find
Brian and Steve fight over laundry responsibilities, and Sarah realizes that vans make people creepy.
Wowschwitz
Laura and Sarah host dueling Holocaust memorials, and Brian and Steve try to prank Officer Jay.
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