The high commander of an alien expedition lands on Earth -- what he considers to be the least-important planet -- in human form as Dick Solomon. Along for the ride are his alien compatriots Harry, Sally and Tommy -- who is the eldest of the group but is now angrily trapped in a teen's body.
The best episode of "3rd Rock from the Sun" season 3 is "Fun with Dick and Janet (1)", rated 7.4/10 from 344 user votes. It was directed by Terry Hughes and written by Bob Kushell, Mark Brazill. "Fun with Dick and Janet (1)" aired on 9/24/1997 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Fun with Dick and Janet (2)".
Sally, Tommy and Harry return from the home planet with a surprise for Dick: a bride-to-be.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bob Kushell, Mark Brazill
Dick tries to hide his Janet predicament from Mary; Officer Don suspects that aliens have landed.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bob Kushell, Mark Brazill
Dick and Albright wage a war of practical jokes and Sally tires of Don when she meets a yoga instructor. Meanwhile, Tommy joins a rock band, with Harry as his roadie.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bill Martin, Mike Schiff
Dick meets Albright's parents; Sally decides to move in with Nina.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Christine Zander
Dick quakes at the prospect of a physical exam. Meanwhile, Sally and Tommy house-sit Albright's house on Halloween. Which is bad news for neighborhood trick-or-treaters.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: David Sacks
Dick compensates for the loss of Mary's affections with a gain in another area: he puts on weight. Meanwhile, Tommy thinks August is cheating on him.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Andrew Orenstein, Michael Glouberman
Dick gets jury duty for the first time and struggles to deliver a guilty verdict for a clearly guilty man. Meanwhile, Sally, much to Officer Don's distress, falls for a cockney 'artist' called Seth, and makes herself over to look and sound just like him. Elsewhere, Harry and Tommy volunteer themselves for Mary's class project - they must communicate without words for five days.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: David Goetsch, Jason Venokur
Sally has a new boyfriend and Dick has a new friend: Don. Meanwhile, Harry goes to school.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Gregg Mettler
The Solomons reflect on their sinful ways in an episode that illustrates their misdeeds in clips from past episodes.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Andrew Orenstein, Michael Glouberman
Dick has a new rival for Mary's affections: Tommy; Sally gets a job; and Harry must do without TV (commander's orders).
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner
Dick decides to "rehabilitate" one of Officer Don's prisoners, so he pays his fine and takes him home; Mary decides to give away the dog Dick gave her.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Jim O'Doherty, David Israel
Dick hurts himself playing in a wheelchair, which puts him in one for real; Dubcek's daughter Vicki opts for celibacy, much to Harry's chagrin.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: David Goetsch, Jason Venokur
Dick decides to date again, so he goes to Sally and Officer Don for advice; Harry and Tommy find a wallet with $200 in it, and decide to give the money back to its owner.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: David Sacks
Venusians disguised as gorgeous women plot to plunder Earth of its riches.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bill Martin, Mike Schiff, Christine Zander
Dick, Harry and Tommy set out on a cross-country odyssey to save Earth from a Venusian plot.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bill Martin, Mike Schiff, Christine Zander
Pickles, Harry's pet from the home planet, suddenly materializes--in human form. Meanwhile, Sally decides that she's pregnant.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bob Kushell
While Dick is using the Solomons' car for "casual" sex, Sally decides that she must have a car of her own.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Mark Brazill
Tommy, an old man on the home planet, says he's tired of being a kid and "retires"; Mary tells Dick she wishes she had become a singer, so Dick decides to make her wish come true.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bob Kushell, Gregg Mettler
Dick wants to get back with Mary, so he's in luck when they find themselves locked in the school library overnight. Meanwhile, Sally, Harry and Tommy search for Dick.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Jim O'Doherty, David Israel
Albright's father walks out on his wife and into Sally's life; Harry begins his career as a radio shock jock when he walks into Rutherford College's radio studio and finds it unoccupied.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Christine Zander, Mark Brazill
Dick demands that Sally and Harry go to work, so she signs on as Albright's assistant and he gets a job tending bar. Then Dick decides on a career change: he wants to be cop.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Dave Schiff
Albright derides the Solomons as "weird," so Dick decides to make them "average."
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Andrew Orenstein, Michael Glouberman
Conclusion. Dick has a rival for the title of Pendelton's nuttiest professor with the arrival of the mysterious Dr. Liam Neesam. Meanwhile, Sally thinks she's losing her touch with men.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner
Sally's been reading romance novels, and decides to try out her fantasies on Don; Dick thinks the college cafeteria's cashier hates him; Harry receives surprising results on his GED exam.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: David Sacks
Dick orders the Solomons to go on a family-only camping trip. Then he invites Mary to go along.
Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Jim O'Doherty, David Israel