The Best Episodes of The Tick Season 3

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.2/10(86 votes)

   #1 - That Mustache Feeling

   S3:E19/14/1996

   The Mustache, a U.S. secret weapon, escapes from the lab and tries to team up with its counterpart, the Russian Beard. In hot pursuit are Jim Rage and the Ladies of Project: Shave, so the Mustache takes refuge on the Tick's lip. Meanwhile, Dinosaur Neil and Dot plan for their marriage.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Ben Edlund

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   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Ben Edlund
2. 

   7.9/10(70 votes)

   #2 - Tick vs. Dot & Neil's Wedding

   S3:E29/21/1996

   Dinosaur Neil, palaeontologist, curator of Dinosaur Grotto and one-time giant city-destroying mutant, is marrying Arthur's sister Dot. Chairface Chippendale, The Breadmaster and El Seed have other plans, though - plans which involve tampering with Neil's medication, man-eating bouquets, exploding wedding cake, and The Indigestible Man. And as if that wasn't enough, Neil's best man is... The Tick! It's up to our blue hero, Arthur and Dot to save Neil, with the aid of a submarine and 1,400 pounds of pungent raw meat...

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith

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   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith
3. 

   8.0/10(70 votes)

   #3 - Sidekicks Don't Kiss

   S3:E39/28/1996

   The Deerfield Aztecs, a baseball team, crashed in Mexico and formed their own lost tribe of real Aztecs. They track their missing shortstop, Carmalita (Arthur's girlfriend) to America but grab Arthur instead. When the Tick and Carmalita pursue, the Aztecs and their leader Wally unleash ""Speak"", some kind of lowly animal that they intend to wed Arthur to. Tick takes a shine to ""Speak"" (as he names him) and he defeats the Aztecs and rescues Arthur.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Richard Liebmann-Smith

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   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Richard Liebmann-Smith
4. 

   7.9/10(68 votes)

   #4 - Tick vs. Arthur

   S3:E410/5/1996

   Arhtur is annoyed at his failed attempts to lose weight and dismayed at how much of a wimp he is. When he and Tick defeat a villain named Evil, Arthur takes Evil's strength-enhancing belt. When Arthur wears it, he gains confidence and likes seeing himself with a muscular physique. While dating Carmalita, Arthur picks a fight with two guys to show his new strength and confidence. The Tick is called in to end the fight and he tangles with Arthur. In the end, Arthur must get rid of his strength belt to save his and Tick's life. Arthur realizes the addiction the belt gave him and tosses it away so that he can be himself.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith

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   Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith
5. 

   7.3/10(69 votes)

   #5 - Devil in Diapers

   S3:E510/12/1996

   Mr. Mental steals a device from Dr. Pendecker that lets him hypnotize Arthur and the Tick into thinking he's a baby so they'll protect him. Unfortunately, Mental leaves the device in the taxi and has to recover it.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Randolph Heard

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   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Randolph Heard
6. 

   8.1/10(72 votes)

   #6 - Tick vs. Filth

   S3:E610/26/1996

   Sewer Urchin battles his arch enemy, the Sewer Czar, earning the respect of his fellow superheroes.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith

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   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith
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7. 

   8.0/10(69 votes)

   #7 - Tick vs. Europe

   S3:E711/2/1996

   The Tick is chosen for a superhero exchange program - he travels to Antwerp while Eclair comes to The City. While the Tick and Eclair's sidekick Blitzen foil a kidnap plot against the King of Belgium, Arthur and the lightning-blasting Eclair must defeat the Breadmaster and his Gingerbread men.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith

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8. 

   7.6/10(68 votes)

   #8 - Tick vs. Science

   S3:E811/9/1996

   The Tick and Arthur are invited to the Mad Scientist Fair to help Dr. Vahtoss try out his mind-transference device. Hilarity ensues when the two switch bodies. Chairface Chippendale moves in to try and steal the device and soon everyone is switching with everyone.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith

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   Writers:Christopher McCulloch, Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith
9. 

   7.7/10(65 votes)

   #9 - Tick vs. Prehistory

   S3:E911/16/1996

   The Tick and Arthur end up in the distant past and uncover a diabolical plot by the Hotel Manager, a man from the future using prehistoric man as staff for his Hotel at the beginning of the universe. They manage to defeat him and free man's ancestors from a life of low-paying minimum wage jobs.

   Director:Hank Tucker

   Writer:Randolph Heard

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   Writer:Randolph Heard
10. 

    7.8/10(78 votes)

    #10 - Tick vs. Education

    S3:E1011/24/1996

    The Tick and Arthur are chosen to teach Superhero School and a classroom of unlikely heroes. They must rush into action to take on Uncle Creamy, a corporate mascot turned into a evil ice cream cone who strikes out at the company who made him. Meanwhile Uncle Creamy II attacks, trying to kill Uncle Creamy before he tells the heroes what the company is up to.

    Director:Hank Tucker

    Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith

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    Director:Hank Tucker

    Writers:Ben Edlund, Richard Liebmann-Smith