The Best Episodes of Goosebumps Season 3

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6.9/10(671 votes)
#1 - A Shocker on Shock Street
S3:E19/6/1997
Erin and Marty, both huge fans of the Shocker Street horror movies, become the first kids to ride the new Shocker Studio's tour ride.
Director:Randy Bradshaw
Writer:Unknown
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Writer:Unknown
6.1/10(654 votes)
#2 - My Best Friend is Invisible
S3:E29/8/1997
Sam visits a haunted house he is researching and is followed home by a ghost who becomes his invisible friend.
Director:William Fruet
Writer:Scott Peters
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Director:William Fruet
Writer:Scott Peters
7.2/10(670 votes)
#3 - The House of No Return
S3:E39/13/1997
In order to be welcomed into a club, a newcomer must be initiated by spending an hour in a haunted house.
Director:William Fruet
Writer:Unknown
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Director:William Fruet
Writer:Unknown
5.7/10(655 votes)
#4 - Don't Go to Sleep
S3:E49/20/1997
After falling asleep in the attic, a boy finds himself in a series of alternate worlds in which police catch anyone messing with reality.
Director:John Bell
Writer:Rick Drew
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Director:John Bell
Writer:Rick Drew
6.7/10(672 votes)
#5 - Click
S3:E59/27/1997
Seth's new mail-order remote control has the power to control his TV, his VCR, his stereo... and his life.
Director:John Bell
Writer:Scott Peters
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Director:John Bell
Writer:Scott Peters
6.7/10(669 votes)
#6 - An Old Story
S3:E610/4/1997
While babysitting them, strange old Aunt Dahlia provides her nephews, Tom and John, with prune cookies that have a strange effect.
Director:Randy Bradshaw
Writer:Charles Lazer
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Writer:Charles Lazer

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6.2/10(634 votes)
#7 - The Barking Ghost
S3:E710/11/1997
Cooper Holmes hears mysterious dogs barking in the night, then sees two evil-looking canines that disappear.
Director:William Fruet
Writer:Charles Lazer
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Director:William Fruet
Writer:Charles Lazer
7.6/10(771 votes)
#8 - One Day at HorrorLand (1)
S3:E810/25/1997
The Morris family gets lost during a road trip and happens upon Horrorland, only to find that it's more sinister than it seems.
Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
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Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
7.2/10(740 votes)
#9 - One Day at HorrorLand (2)
S3:E911/1/1997
While being held in Horrorland by the monsters that inhabit it, the Morris family tries desperately to escape and go home.
Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
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Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
6.8/10(640 votes)
#10 - The Haunted House Game
S3:E1011/8/1997
While exploring a deserted mansion, Nadine and Jonathan find themselves trapped in a board game and must fight to escape.
Director:William Fruet
Writer:Scott Peters
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Director:William Fruet
Writer:Scott Peters
7.4/10(675 votes)
#11 - The Perfect School (1)
S3:E1111/15/1997
Brian O'Connor doesn't like school and he shows it, leading his parents to consider him for boarding school.
Director:Ron Oliver
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Ron Oliver
Writer:Unknown
7.3/10(646 votes)
#12 - The Perfect School (2)
S3:E1211/15/1997
Brian O'Connor finds out that the boarding school his parents have sent him to is ominously flawless in every respect.
Director:Ron Oliver
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Ron Oliver
Writer:Unknown
7.3/10(636 votes)
#13 - Werewolf Skin (1)
S3:E1311/22/1997
While visiting his aunt and uncle in rural Wolf Creek, big-city camera bug Alex Blackwell is hoping to photograph something really scary in order to win Chiller Magazine's amateur ""shudder shot"" contest. Fortunately (or unfortunately), he doesn't have to look far, because when the moon is full, the woods are full of werewolves! Aided by his mysterious school-girl pal, Hannah, Alex has a plan-which includes a visit to the creepy house across the street-to break the curse of the wolf-skins in order to save his family...and himself!
Director:Ron Oliver
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
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Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
7.4/10(638 votes)
#14 - Werewolf Skin (2)
S3:E1411/22/1997
While visiting his aunt and uncle in rural Wolf Creek, big-city camera bug Alex Blackwell is hoping to photograph something really scary in order to win Chiller Magazine's amateur ""shudder shot"" contest. Fortunately (or unfortunately), he doesn't have to look far, because when the moon is full, the woods are full of werewolves! Aided by his mysterious school-girl pal, Hannah, Alex has a plan-which includes a visit to the creepy house across the street-to break the curse of the wolf-skins in order to save his family...and himself!
Director:Ron Oliver
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
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Director:Ron Oliver
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
6.6/10(627 votes)
#15 - Awesome Ants
S3:E152/7/1998
Ben and Dave stopped at an ice cream shop. They ordered some very strange ice cream, as Dave says ""Life is too short for boring ice cream"". However, the ice cream was stranger than they thought as they found it covered with ants! People then began to scream as they found the whole shop infested with ants. Running out, Dave and Ben met a man from ""Nuke 'Em"" pest control, and Ben quickly left as Dave went inside with the exterminator. While inside, the exterminator started looking for the queen's next. He found the queen and squashed it, then gave Dave an idea for a science project. After ordering an ant home, Dave feeds them. Though, when Ben says they aren't getting enough food, they start feeding them hot dogs and more pellets than the ants are supposed to get. However, now the ants are growing larger and larger...
Director:Don McCutcheon
Writer:Unknown
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Writer:Unknown
7.2/10(691 votes)
#16 - Bride of the Living Dummy
S3:E162/14/1998
Katie, Harrison, Jillian, and Katie's annoying doll Mary-Ellen were seeing a show put on by the famous ventriloquist Jimmie O' James, who was using his dummy, Slappy. However, as most would know, Slappy is no normal dummy. He's alive. And, while at the show, it would seem that he fell in love with Katie's doll. When Jillian searched for her sister after she forgot Mary-Ellen, she met Jimmie O' James, and Jimmie gave her an autographed photo and she gave her address. However, Jimmie used the address to send Slappy to Jillian. And now strange things are happening around the house. Scary things. Evil things. And Jillian and Katie get the hint when Slappy steals their Mom's wedding ring...
Director:Randy Bradshaw
Writer:Unknown
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Writer:Unknown
5.2/10(680 votes)
#17 - Strained Peas
S3:E172/21/1998
Nicholas is at first optimistic about getting a baby sister, but his friend tells him all the cons. When his parents arrive, he meets his sister Grace. Though, Grace is no normal baby. She makes a block message that says ""Only me"". And she pukes on Nicholas when he goes to comfort her when she is crying in the night. Nicholas can take a hint when she eats his pet. Nicholas knows that Grace wants to be an only child. And she'll do anything to get rid of him. So when their parents leave Nicholas home alone to babysit Grace, Grace does some real bad things. Scary things. Evil things. Things that COULD make her an only child...
Director:Don McCutcheon
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Don McCutcheon
Writer:Unknown
6.0/10(675 votes)
#18 - Say Cheese and Die-Again!
S3:E182/28/1998
A boy must prove to his teacher that an evil camera really exists.
Director:Ron Oliver
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Ron Oliver
Writer:Unknown
7.4/10(688 votes)
#19 - Chillogy (1): Squeal of Fortune
S3:E194/25/1998
Jessica, a master negotiator who lives to make money, is sucked into the miniature town of Karlsville and is offered a golden opportunity that comes with a warning - there are no guarantees for `greedy little pigs'.
Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
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Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
6.6/10(636 votes)
#20 - Chillogy (2): Strike Three... You're Doomed
S3:E205/2/1998
After suffering the losing strike out of his baseball game, a boy is taken into the model town of Karlsville and is trapped in a seemingly never-ending and dangerous game of Karlsville baseball.
Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
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Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
7.1/10(641 votes)
#21 - Chillogy (3): Escape From Karlsville
S3:E215/9/1998
Matthew and Jessica must rescue Todd from Karlsville before he becomes a permanent resident of the model town... and turned into a plastic figurine forever.
Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
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Director:William Fruet
Writers:Dan Angel, Billy Brown
5.5/10(659 votes)
#22 - Teacher's Pet
S3:E225/16/1998
A girl and her class go on a frightening overnight nature retreat with their science teacher and find themselves at the mercy of terrible creatures determined to devour them.
Director:Stefan Scaini
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Stefan Scaini
Writer:Unknown