Ruby and the Well - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
I Wish I Knew Where It Was
A famous bank robbery becomes the focus of Ruby's latest wish, but the wisher is the last person she would've suspected. After a lifetime of keeping a secret, the wisher fears for their life, worried the past will catch up
I Wish I Could Stop This Monster
A wish expressed in barks leads Ruby to help a veterinarian struggling with a lot more than panicky pets. But she soon realizes the monster he's facing is scarier than she thought. Mina pursues her dream of an exchange trip.
I Wish I Could Rest In Peace
Ruby wrestles with a wish from beyond the grave, and finds herself in a web of Victorian intrigue complete with fractured families, untimely deaths, and a magic show. Can she untangle it before time runs out at midnight?
I Wish He Knew the Whole Story
When Sam and his mom find themselves on opposite sides of a community issue, home life mirrors tensions in town. Ruby's grandfather decides to reconcile with Daniel's mother. Will Ruby be there for her family when it matters most?
I Wish He was Dead
After missing an important family event, Ruby is racked with guilt. Worse, she receives a wish too awful to grant! Luckily Mina and Sam take over and manage to supply Ruby and her dad with a much-needed bonding opportunity.
I Wish I Could Feel Love Again
Ruby and Sam join forces to help someone "feel love again". But after the wisher is discovered, a misunderstanding leads to a possibly disastrous revelation. Now, they must figure out what the wish really means and grant it
I Wish She Was Out of the Way
Multiple red herrings lead Ruby to believe that a wisher wants to get rid of rivals for Daniel's affections– including her mom's memory. That is a step too far for Ruby! That is, unless Ruby is wrong about the intent of the wish
I Wish I Was the Next Well Keeper
After struggling to balance wish granting with regular teen life, Ruby's now ready to rock her next challenge. When she gets the worst-possible wish, will she find a way out? Seb is onto Mina and the secret she's keeping from him
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