The Dudesons

Season 3

9 episodes · Jan 9, 2009

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  • S3E1

    Astronauts

    Jan 9, 200930m

    Jarppi blows up a building with himself on top of it. The Dudesons then make a space shuttle out of an old car and try to see if they can launch themselves into space.

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  • S3E2

    Follow the leader

    Jan 16, 200930m

    The Dudesons play a variation of follow the leader with the losers marching in a three man gay parade around town.

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  • S3E3

    Dream jobs

    Jan 23, 200930m

    The Dudesons live out their childhood dreams. HP becomes a firefighter, Jarppi becomes a construction worker, Jarno becomes a police officer and Jukka becomes a life guard.

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  • S3E4

    World war

    Jan 30, 200930m

    Each Dudeson forms a country and takes over a part of the Dudesons Ranch. Alliances with be formed and countries will be invaded. It's an all out Dudesons World War!

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  • S3E5

    Motorheads

    Feb 6, 200930m

    The Dudesons create the ultimate crash car called the Dudesons Mobile. It is equipped with weapons, a defense system and artificial intelligence.

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  • S3E6

    Winter Olympics

    Feb 13, 200930m

    While filming Where the Fuck is Santa?, Bam and the Dudesons compete for Olympic gold. The teams are Bam and Jukka vs Novak and Jarppi.

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  • S3E7

    Return of Jarppi's Thumb

    Feb 20, 200930m

    Jarppi and the rest of the Dudesons travel to Helsinki to get Jarppi's thumb. Then they have a funeral party for the 10 year old thumb.

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  • S3E8

    Dudesons Top 10

    Feb 27, 200930m

    The Dudesons host the top 10 moments of the season followed by trailer destruction derby.

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  • S3E9

    Bonus Episode

    30m

    Jukka and Jarppi host the Season 3 "Bonus Episode" also known as "The Secret Episode" where the guys comment on some of the crazy stunts that didn't make it to the original 8 episodes in Season 3 including The Blind Robber and Rolling Rock.

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