Kickin' It - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Spyfall
A government agency mistakenly identifies Phil as an international assassin, making him a target.
Dueling Dojos
When Rudy is asked to babysit Grandmaster Po's nephew, Jack steps up as a leader at the dojo.
Glove Hurts
Jack and Jerry are shocked when Milton's project takes first place at the school invention fair.
The Sub Sinker
Jerry "the Sub Sinker" Martinez drives away yet another substitute teacher in his Geometry class.
Meet the McKrupniks
When the gang goes with Milton to a family reunion, they accidentally awaken a century old feud.
Witless Protection
When the gang testifies against a notorious criminal, they are forced to relocate when he escapes!
Jack Stands Alone
Kim tries to get Frank expelled after he kidnaps the school turtle, but Jack stands up for him.
Two Dates and a Funeral
Jack and Kim admit that they have feelings for each other, but can they have a secret relationship?
Win, Lose or Ty
After Rudy crashes the Black Dragon dojo, everyone is forced to live under one roof.
Sensei & Sensibility
The owner of Super Kicks offers Jack an opportunity to be a sensei at his new dojo.
Gabby's Gold
When Kim's gymnastics coach quits before a big meet, Olypmic gold medalist Gabby Douglas steps in!
The New Girl
Jack and Kim help Rudy recruit a prized female student to join the dojo.
Fawlty Temple
Rudy, Jerry and Milton transform the Shaolin Temple into a resort hotel.
Seaford, We Have a Problem
The Seaford Aeronautics Space Administration (SASA) announces plans to send Milton into space!
Temple of Doom
Milton agrees to watch the temple while the monks are out, and the gang decides to throw a party.
Mamma Mima
When the gang learns that Phil hasn't seen his mother in years, they invite her to Seaford.
Home Alone in School
After Jerry's latest prank lands Kim and Jack in detention, he must work to regain their trust.
School of Jack
Jack recruits the kids from Milton's "Classical Music Club" to form a rock band.
Queen of Karts
When Kim shatters the record at the go-kart track, she decides to compete in the Seaford 500.
How Bobby Got His Groove Back
The gang's life at the dojo gets turned upside down when Bobby Wasabi moves in after his self-financed action film bombs and he loses everything.
Return of Spyfall
Jack and Milton learn that Principal Funderburk is actually a secret agent tasked with putting together an "A-team" of talented teens.
Wasabi Forever
Rudy reminds the gang that, while they can move on from the dojo itself, they will always be bound by the Wasabi Code.
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