Growing Belushi - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Burning Down the House
A suspicious fire on the farm has Jim Belushi and his staff fearing for their safety and the future of the farm. But after being presented with exciting expansion opportunities, Jim makes a brash decision that could send the entire business up in smoke.
On the Road Again
Going against everyone's wishes, Jim Belushi makes a major decision that creates chaos for his entire staff. Meanwhile, with Jim and Chris away on business, Larry sets his sights on taking over the farm.
Big Sur Holy Weed
Dan Aykroyd presents Jim and Chris with a hair-brained scheme that sends them deep into the woods of Big Sur, California, in search of a legendary marijuana seed. Meanwhile, Larry investigates a murder on the farm.
Sweet Home Chicago
Chris sells Jim on buying a turnkey facility in Illinois, but the operation turns out to be growing bunk weed and will need a complete overhaul; back on the farm, Larry continues his reign of terror.
Can't Be Two Places at Once
Jim and Chris' trip to Mississippi, for their final leg of this part of their national expansion, comes to a halt when they discover their clone plants are sick and in no shape to move onto their next stage of growth. With only 1-2 weeks to fix the issue and nurse the plants back to health, Jim has no choice but to stay back on the farm and send Larry to Mississippi in his place. A decision Chris adamantly disagrees with. Larry has finally started to find his footing in Oregon. But will he buckle under the pressure of walking a mile in Jim's shoes?
Welcome to Albania!
The prime minister of Albania presents Jim Belushi with the opportunity of a lifetime, but Chris isn't high on the idea.
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