
Kickin' It — Season 3

Following an assault on a clandestine operative within the confines of Phil's Restaurant, Jack finds himself unexpectedly burdened with the agent’s mission: to safeguard a Prince from assassination.

With Rudy’s hesitant promise to watch a troublesome child for a few days, Jack assumes a more prominent role in the dojo. The shift in leadership, however, proves difficult for Jerry, who struggles to adapt to Jack’s new approach.

Following his creation of a remarkable pair of gloves possessing extraordinary strength, Milton receives a job offer. However, Jack and Jerry harbor doubts about the businessman’s true intentions. Meanwhile, Rudy and Sam spend an afternoon …

Jerry "The Sub Sinker" Martinez departs, a quiet satisfaction in his driving as he concludes yet another assignment as a substitute teacher.

Milton’s companions journey with him to a family gathering in Scotland, where Rudy and Jerry attempt to capture an image of the elusive Loch Ness Monster.

They saw the robbery unfold, a silent audience to a brazen crime. The event irrevocably altered their lives; soon after, they were swept into witness protection. But the criminal, having escaped from confinement, would not let them disappea…

The disappearance of the school’s cherished turtle landed squarely on Frank’s shoulders, resulting in a suspension and a heavy burden of blame. Yet, Jack held firm to the conviction of Frank’s innocence.

At a charity auction, a coveted date with Kim is secured, yet a disquieting truth lies beneath the surface of the arrangement.

The inevitable had arrived: Rudy found himself sharing the dojo with the Black Dragons.

To demonstrate to Rudy his readiness for a leadership role as Sensei, Jack participates in a tournament, only to discover that Rudy is also competing.

The team dissolved around Kim like a bad dream, abandoning her a week before the championship meet. The defeat had been particularly brutal, and with it, their loyalty seemed to vanish. Now, facing Seaford, their longtime rivals, she stood …

The dojo welcomes a promising new female student to its ranks. Meanwhile, Milton and Joan organize a meeting to address Jerry's deeply ingrained habit of dishonesty.



Milton offered to keep watch over the temple during the monks' absence, a task they readily accepted.

His mother's birthday visit always presented Phil with a delicate performance. He strained to uphold the carefully constructed fiction of his life: the successful career as a futon store owner, the devoted husband, the joys and tribulations…

Jerry’s most recent trick at school resulted in an unfortunate weekend detention for Kim and Jack, who were entirely blameless in the matter.

Jack sought an audition, hoping to join a band and compete in the upcoming battle of the bands.

Kim entered the Seaford 500 go-kart race, only to be informed that she was ineligible for the boys' division.

Bobby Wasabi takes up residence in the dojo. Meanwhile, Milton begins a courtship with a new woman.

An invitation arrived for Jack and Milton, an offer to join a select group of teenage spies engaged in clandestine operations.

Rudy recounts the story behind the famed Wasabi Code.


