Season 3

The third season of the American animated television series Spencer's Escapades, created by Aldrin Copperfield, aired on ABC from September 11, 1999 to January 15, 2000, and consists of 13 episodes.
==Episodes==
No. overall	No. in season	Title 	Original airdate
27 	1 	Gnat Guy/Locked Memory 	September 11, 1999
Gnat Guy: Blake shows Spencer and Lucy several comic books starring his favorite superhero, Gnat Guy, and the three later decide to write their own Gnat Guy adventure.
Locked Memory: Spencer forgets the combination lock to his school locker and thus is unable to retrieve his textbooks inside, so he enlists the help of his friends to unlock it.	Gnat Guy: Blake shows Spencer and Lucy several comic books starring his favorite superhero, Gnat Guy, and the three later decide to write their own Gnat Guy adventure.
Locked Memory: Spencer forgets the combination lock to his school locker and thus is unable to retrieve his textbooks inside, so he enlists the help of his friends to unlock it.	Gnat Guy: Blake shows Spencer and Lucy several comic books starring his favorite superhero, Gnat Guy, and the three later decide to write their own Gnat Guy adventure.
Locked Memory: Spencer forgets the combination lock to his school locker and thus is unable to retrieve his textbooks inside, so he enlists the help of his friends to unlock it.	Gnat Guy: Blake shows Spencer and Lucy several comic books starring his favorite superhero, Gnat Guy, and the three later decide to write their own Gnat Guy adventure.
Locked Memory: Spencer forgets the combination lock to his school locker and thus is unable to retrieve his textbooks inside, so he enlists the help of his friends to unlock it.
28 	2 	Sally in the Sky/Rappin' in Their Footsteps 	September 18, 1999
Sally in the Sky: While the Singletons are spending the day at a funfair, Sally obtains a lot of balloons from a balloon vendor that lift her off the ground and carry her through the sky, so Spencer and Rachel have to find a way to get their sister down without making her fall.
Rappin' in Their Footsteps: Inspired by one of the rap songs his father recorded prior to his retirement, Blake takes up a temporary rapping career and tries to write his own rap.	Sally in the Sky: While the Singletons are spending the day at a funfair, Sally obtains a lot of balloons from a balloon vendor that lift her off the ground and carry her through the sky, so Spencer and Rachel have to find a way to get their sister down without making her fall.
Rappin' in Their Footsteps: Inspired by one of the rap songs his father recorded prior to his retirement, Blake takes up a temporary rapping career and tries to write his own rap.	Sally in the Sky: While the Singletons are spending the day at a funfair, Sally obtains a lot of balloons from a balloon vendor that lift her off the ground and carry her through the sky, so Spencer and Rachel have to find a way to get their sister down without making her fall.
Rappin' in Their Footsteps: Inspired by one of the rap songs his father recorded prior to his retirement, Blake takes up a temporary rapping career and tries to write his own rap.	Sally in the Sky: While the Singletons are spending the day at a funfair, Sally obtains a lot of balloons from a balloon vendor that lift her off the ground and carry her through the sky, so Spencer and Rachel have to find a way to get their sister down without making her fall.
Rappin' in Their Footsteps: Inspired by one of the rap songs his father recorded prior to his retirement, Blake takes up a temporary rapping career and tries to write his own rap.
29 	3 	Spencer Simpleton/Lark's Hairdo 	September 25, 1999
Spencer Simpleton: Spencer becomes a laughingstock among his classmates and friends at school when he accidentally misspells his surname as "Simpleton" during a test.
Lark's Hairdo: When Lark decides it's time to go to the barber shop for a haircut, Spencer and Mark help her choose the perfect one.	Spencer Simpleton: Spencer becomes a laughingstock among his classmates and friends at school when he accidentally misspells his surname as "Simpleton" during a test.
Lark's Hairdo: When Lark decides it's time to go to the barber shop for a haircut, Spencer and Mark help her choose the perfect one.	Spencer Simpleton: Spencer becomes a laughingstock among his classmates and friends at school when he accidentally misspells his surname as "Simpleton" during a test.
Lark's Hairdo: When Lark decides it's time to go to the barber shop for a haircut, Spencer and Mark help her choose the perfect one.	Spencer Simpleton: Spencer becomes a laughingstock among his classmates and friends at school when he accidentally misspells his surname as "Simpleton" during a test.
Lark's Hairdo: When Lark decides it's time to go to the barber shop for a haircut, Spencer and Mark help her choose the perfect one.
30 	4 	Dogfight for a Dame/A Treasure Trove of Trouble 	October 9, 1999
Dogfight for a Dame: While Spencer, Lark and Mark are spending time with their pets at the dog park, Mayflower becomes attracted to a Doberman and starts spending more time with it than Perro, making him jealous to the point that he competes with the Doberman over her, much to the concern of Spencer.
A Treasure Trove of Trouble: When Blake finds a map on the pavement leading to a secret treasure, he, Spencer and Lucy decide to follow the map and see if there really is treasure at the end.	Dogfight for a Dame: While Spencer, Lark and Mark are spending time with their pets at the dog park, Mayflower becomes attracted to a Doberman and starts spending more time with it than Perro, making him jealous to the point that he competes with the Doberman over her, much to the concern of Spencer.
A Treasure Trove of Trouble: When Blake finds a map on the pavement leading to a secret treasure, he, Spencer and Lucy decide to follow the map and see if there really is treasure at the end.	Dogfight for a Dame: While Spencer, Lark and Mark are spending time with their pets at the dog park, Mayflower becomes attracted to a Doberman and starts spending more time with it than Perro, making him jealous to the point that he competes with the Doberman over her, much to the concern of Spencer.
A Treasure Trove of Trouble: When Blake finds a map on the pavement leading to a secret treasure, he, Spencer and Lucy decide to follow the map and see if there really is treasure at the end.	Dogfight for a Dame: While Spencer, Lark and Mark are spending time with their pets at the dog park, Mayflower becomes attracted to a Doberman and starts spending more time with it than Perro, making him jealous to the point that he competes with the Doberman over her, much to the concern of Spencer.
A Treasure Trove of Trouble: When Blake finds a map on the pavement leading to a secret treasure, he, Spencer and Lucy decide to follow the map and see if there really is treasure at the end.
31 	5 	The Doll Factory/Spenceo and Luciet 	October 16, 1999
The Doll Factory: Spencer's class takes a field trip to a factory that manufactures the popular Stuffedy Allie dolls, and Spencer has allowed Sally to accompany him since he knows how much she loves Stuffedy Allie. However, when Sally accidentally ends up falling onto the assembly line, Spencer must jump in and help her out before it's too late.
Spenceo and Luciet: Spencer and Lucy are chosen to be the titular characters of the school's production of Romeo and Juliet, which Lucy takes with pure joy as she gets to express her feelings towards Spencer.	The Doll Factory: Spencer's class takes a field trip to a factory that manufactures the popular Stuffedy Allie dolls, and Spencer has allowed Sally to accompany him since he knows how much she loves Stuffedy Allie. However, when Sally accidentally ends up falling onto the assembly line, Spencer must jump in and help her out before it's too late.
Spenceo and Luciet: Spencer and Lucy are chosen to be the titular characters of the school's production of Romeo and Juliet, which Lucy takes with pure joy as she gets to express her feelings towards Spencer.	The Doll Factory: Spencer's class takes a field trip to a factory that manufactures the popular Stuffedy Allie dolls, and Spencer has allowed Sally to accompany him since he knows how much she loves Stuffedy Allie. However, when Sally accidentally ends up falling onto the assembly line, Spencer must jump in and help her out before it's too late.
Spenceo and Luciet: Spencer and Lucy are chosen to be the titular characters of the school's production of Romeo and Juliet, which Lucy takes with pure joy as she gets to express her feelings towards Spencer.	The Doll Factory: Spencer's class takes a field trip to a factory that manufactures the popular Stuffedy Allie dolls, and Spencer has allowed Sally to accompany him since he knows how much she loves Stuffedy Allie. However, when Sally accidentally ends up falling onto the assembly line, Spencer must jump in and help her out before it's too late.
Spenceo and Luciet: Spencer and Lucy are chosen to be the titular characters of the school's production of Romeo and Juliet, which Lucy takes with pure joy as she gets to express her feelings towards Spencer.
32 	6 	Speedy Spencer/Rachel's Date 	October 23, 1999
Speedy Spencer: When Spencer sees a TV commercial for sneakers granting enhanced speed to its wearers, he decides to purchase a pair and test them out. At first, Spencer has the time of his life, since he is able to make it to school early without taking the bus and travel to several places in a flash, but soon the sneakers start going out of control and drag him along against his will. Blake and Lucy now must find a way to catch Spencer and slip the sneakers off of his feet before he gets into an accident.
Rachel's Date: Upon learning that Rachel has never had any dating experience, Spencer and Sally decide to help her find a suitable boyfriend.	Speedy Spencer: When Spencer sees a TV commercial for sneakers granting enhanced speed to its wearers, he decides to purchase a pair and test them out. At first, Spencer has the time of his life, since he is able to make it to school early without taking the bus and travel to several places in a flash, but soon the sneakers start going out of control and drag him along against his will. Blake and Lucy now must find a way to catch Spencer and slip the sneakers off of his feet before he gets into an accident.
Rachel's Date: Upon learning that Rachel has never had any dating experience, Spencer and Sally decide to help her find a suitable boyfriend.	Speedy Spencer: When Spencer sees a TV commercial for sneakers granting enhanced speed to its wearers, he decides to purchase a pair and test them out. At first, Spencer has the time of his life, since he is able to make it to school early without taking the bus and travel to several places in a flash, but soon the sneakers start going out of control and drag him along against his will. Blake and Lucy now must find a way to catch Spencer and slip the sneakers off of his feet before he gets into an accident.
Rachel's Date: Upon learning that Rachel has never had any dating experience, Spencer and Sally decide to help her find a suitable boyfriend.	Speedy Spencer: When Spencer sees a TV commercial for sneakers granting enhanced speed to its wearers, he decides to purchase a pair and test them out. At first, Spencer has the time of his life, since he is able to make it to school early without taking the bus and travel to several places in a flash, but soon the sneakers start going out of control and drag him along against his will. Blake and Lucy now must find a way to catch Spencer and slip the sneakers off of his feet before he gets into an accident.
Rachel's Date: Upon learning that Rachel has never had any dating experience, Spencer and Sally decide to help her find a suitable boyfriend.
33 	7 	The Skies Have It/Bow-Wow Boo-Boo 	November 6, 1999
The Skies Have It: Spencer, Blake and Lucy are out in a field flying their kites. Unfortunately, things take a turn for the worst when a strong gust of wind blows Lucy's kite, which is the biggest compared to Spencer and Blake's, through the air and takes its owner with it. Seeing their friend in danger, Spencer and Blake have to race to get her down before she heads for a cliff.
Bow-Wow Boo-Boo: When Perro accidentally gets a splinter on his paw, Spencer sees how much agony his dog is in and decides to have the splinter removed. However, Perro is so terrified that he tries to hide from Spencer, which only worsens the pain from his splinter.	The Skies Have It: Spencer, Blake and Lucy are out in a field flying their kites. Unfortunately, things take a turn for the worst when a strong gust of wind blows Lucy's kite, which is the biggest compared to Spencer and Blake's, through the air and takes its owner with it. Seeing their friend in danger, Spencer and Blake have to race to get her down before she heads for a cliff.
Bow-Wow Boo-Boo: When Perro accidentally gets a splinter on his paw, Spencer sees how much agony his dog is in and decides to have the splinter removed. However, Perro is so terrified that he tries to hide from Spencer, which only worsens the pain from his splinter.	The Skies Have It: Spencer, Blake and Lucy are out in a field flying their kites. Unfortunately, things take a turn for the worst when a strong gust of wind blows Lucy's kite, which is the biggest compared to Spencer and Blake's, through the air and takes its owner with it. Seeing their friend in danger, Spencer and Blake have to race to get her down before she heads for a cliff.
Bow-Wow Boo-Boo: When Perro accidentally gets a splinter on his paw, Spencer sees how much agony his dog is in and decides to have the splinter removed. However, Perro is so terrified that he tries to hide from Spencer, which only worsens the pain from his splinter.	The Skies Have It: Spencer, Blake and Lucy are out in a field flying their kites. Unfortunately, things take a turn for the worst when a strong gust of wind blows Lucy's kite, which is the biggest compared to Spencer and Blake's, through the air and takes its owner with it. Seeing their friend in danger, Spencer and Blake have to race to get her down before she heads for a cliff.
Bow-Wow Boo-Boo: When Perro accidentally gets a splinter on his paw, Spencer sees how much agony his dog is in and decides to have the splinter removed. However, Perro is so terrified that he tries to hide from Spencer, which only worsens the pain from his splinter.
34 	8 	Picture Perfect/Last One Home's a Rotten Egg! 	November 13, 1999
Picture Perfect: When Lucy's father Luis runs out of ideas for his next calendar photo, Spencer and Lucy decide to help him think up of an elaborate photo that will win over the calendar publisher he works at.
Last One Home's a Rotten Egg!: Spencer, Blake and Lucy end up missing the school bus after school is over, so to have some fun, they decide to challenge each other to a foot race back to their respective homes.	Picture Perfect: When Lucy's father Luis runs out of ideas for his next calendar photo, Spencer and Lucy decide to help him think up of an elaborate photo that will win over the calendar publisher he works at.
Last One Home's a Rotten Egg!: Spencer, Blake and Lucy end up missing the school bus after school is over, so to have some fun, they decide to challenge each other to a foot race back to their respective homes.	Picture Perfect: When Lucy's father Luis runs out of ideas for his next calendar photo, Spencer and Lucy decide to help him think up of an elaborate photo that will win over the calendar publisher he works at.
Last One Home's a Rotten Egg!: Spencer, Blake and Lucy end up missing the school bus after school is over, so to have some fun, they decide to challenge each other to a foot race back to their respective homes.	Picture Perfect: When Lucy's father Luis runs out of ideas for his next calendar photo, Spencer and Lucy decide to help him think up of an elaborate photo that will win over the calendar publisher he works at.
Last One Home's a Rotten Egg!: Spencer, Blake and Lucy end up missing the school bus after school is over, so to have some fun, they decide to challenge each other to a foot race back to their respective homes.
35 	9 	Oh Where, Has This Puppy Come From?/There's No "L" in "Mark"	November 20, 1999
Oh Where, Has This Puppy Come From?: While walking together out in the streets of Spruceberg one day, Spencer and Perro hear a strange noise coming from an alley, so they decide to investigate and see that it is a sad puppy taking refuge in a cardboard box. After inspecting the puppy and seeing that he has a collar, Spencer concludes that the puppy has an owner and is lost, so he and Perro go around town trying to reunite the young canine with his owner.
There's No "L" in "Mark": When Lark gets frustrated by Mark's obnoxiously loud guitar playing, she dares him to act like her for the rest of the day while she, vice versa, acts like him to see how hard it is for them to partake in different hobbies for their liking.	Oh Where, Has This Puppy Come From?: While walking together out in the streets of Spruceberg one day, Spencer and Perro hear a strange noise coming from an alley, so they decide to investigate and see that it is a sad puppy taking refuge in a cardboard box. After inspecting the puppy and seeing that he has a collar, Spencer concludes that the puppy has an owner and is lost, so he and Perro go around town trying to reunite the young canine with his owner.
There's No "L" in "Mark": When Lark gets frustrated by Mark's obnoxiously loud guitar playing, she dares him to act like her for the rest of the day while she, vice versa, acts like him to see how hard it is for them to partake in different hobbies for their liking.	Oh Where, Has This Puppy Come From?: While walking together out in the streets of Spruceberg one day, Spencer and Perro hear a strange noise coming from an alley, so they decide to investigate and see that it is a sad puppy taking refuge in a cardboard box. After inspecting the puppy and seeing that he has a collar, Spencer concludes that the puppy has an owner and is lost, so he and Perro go around town trying to reunite the young canine with his owner.
There's No "L" in "Mark": When Lark gets frustrated by Mark's obnoxiously loud guitar playing, she dares him to act like her for the rest of the day while she, vice versa, acts like him to see how hard it is for them to partake in different hobbies for their liking.	Oh Where, Has This Puppy Come From?: While walking together out in the streets of Spruceberg one day, Spencer and Perro hear a strange noise coming from an alley, so they decide to investigate and see that it is a sad puppy taking refuge in a cardboard box. After inspecting the puppy and seeing that he has a collar, Spencer concludes that the puppy has an owner and is lost, so he and Perro go around town trying to reunite the young canine with his owner.
There's No "L" in "Mark": When Lark gets frustrated by Mark's obnoxiously loud guitar playing, she dares him to act like her for the rest of the day while she, vice versa, acts like him to see how hard it is for them to partake in different hobbies for their liking.
36 	10 	Cool Glove Spencer/Turbo the Tumbleweed 	December 11, 1999
Cool Glove Spencer: When Spencer's gloves get shrunken in the laundry, his mother Audrey decides to give him a pair of identical-looking yellow gloves that she used to wear when she was his age. This leads up to Spencer receiving the admiration of his friends for his "cool yellow gloves", but he still wants his regular white gloves again.
Turbo the Tumbleweed: With some encouragement and motivation from Spencer, Blake tests his determination as he tries to complete the fast-paced video game Turbo the Tumbleweed.	Cool Glove Spencer: When Spencer's gloves get shrunken in the laundry, his mother Audrey decides to give him a pair of identical-looking yellow gloves that she used to wear when she was his age. This leads up to Spencer receiving the admiration of his friends for his "cool yellow gloves", but he still wants his regular white gloves again.
Turbo the Tumbleweed: With some encouragement and motivation from Spencer, Blake tests his determination as he tries to complete the fast-paced video game Turbo the Tumbleweed.	Cool Glove Spencer: When Spencer's gloves get shrunken in the laundry, his mother Audrey decides to give him a pair of identical-looking yellow gloves that she used to wear when she was his age. This leads up to Spencer receiving the admiration of his friends for his "cool yellow gloves", but he still wants his regular white gloves again.
Turbo the Tumbleweed: With some encouragement and motivation from Spencer, Blake tests his determination as he tries to complete the fast-paced video game Turbo the Tumbleweed.	Cool Glove Spencer: When Spencer's gloves get shrunken in the laundry, his mother Audrey decides to give him a pair of identical-looking yellow gloves that she used to wear when she was his age. This leads up to Spencer receiving the admiration of his friends for his "cool yellow gloves", but he still wants his regular white gloves again.
Turbo the Tumbleweed: With some encouragement and motivation from Spencer, Blake tests his determination as he tries to complete the fast-paced video game Turbo the Tumbleweed.
37 	11 	The Smiling Sisters/Mouse-Trouncin' Tommy 	December 18, 1999
The Smiling Sisters: During a day at school, Spencer and Blake try to see if they can make the normally stoic twins Mary and Molly express stronger emotions.
Mouse-Trouncin' Tommy: When Lucy notices her cat Tommy catching a mouse scurrying across the floor, she realizes his potential to be a great pest controller, and when she gets a phone call from Spencer saying that his house is infested with several mice, she brings Tommy over to the Singletons' residence in hopes that he will take care of the mice.	The Smiling Sisters: During a day at school, Spencer and Blake try to see if they can make the normally stoic twins Mary and Molly express stronger emotions.
Mouse-Trouncin' Tommy: When Lucy notices her cat Tommy catching a mouse scurrying across the floor, she realizes his potential to be a great pest controller, and when she gets a phone call from Spencer saying that his house is infested with several mice, she brings Tommy over to the Singletons' residence in hopes that he will take care of the mice.	The Smiling Sisters: During a day at school, Spencer and Blake try to see if they can make the normally stoic twins Mary and Molly express stronger emotions.
Mouse-Trouncin' Tommy: When Lucy notices her cat Tommy catching a mouse scurrying across the floor, she realizes his potential to be a great pest controller, and when she gets a phone call from Spencer saying that his house is infested with several mice, she brings Tommy over to the Singletons' residence in hopes that he will take care of the mice.	The Smiling Sisters: During a day at school, Spencer and Blake try to see if they can make the normally stoic twins Mary and Molly express stronger emotions.
Mouse-Trouncin' Tommy: When Lucy notices her cat Tommy catching a mouse scurrying across the floor, she realizes his potential to be a great pest controller, and when she gets a phone call from Spencer saying that his house is infested with several mice, she brings Tommy over to the Singletons' residence in hopes that he will take care of the mice.
38 	12 	Smarty Dottie/Pizza Promotion 	January 8, 2000
Smarty Dottie: Dottie surprises everyone in class when she, by dumb luck, somehow manages to get a high grade in a pop quiz, leading all of them to speculate if she really is smarter than she appears to be.
Pizza Promotion: To help promote Pepper Rooney's Pizza, Spencer volunteers to act as its mascot, Pepper Rooney, for a day.	Smarty Dottie: Dottie surprises everyone in class when she, by dumb luck, somehow manages to get a high grade in a pop quiz, leading all of them to speculate if she really is smarter than she appears to be.
Pizza Promotion: To help promote Pepper Rooney's Pizza, Spencer volunteers to act as its mascot, Pepper Rooney, for a day.	Smarty Dottie: Dottie surprises everyone in class when she, by dumb luck, somehow manages to get a high grade in a pop quiz, leading all of them to speculate if she really is smarter than she appears to be.
Pizza Promotion: To help promote Pepper Rooney's Pizza, Spencer volunteers to act as its mascot, Pepper Rooney, for a day.	Smarty Dottie: Dottie surprises everyone in class when she, by dumb luck, somehow manages to get a high grade in a pop quiz, leading all of them to speculate if she really is smarter than she appears to be.
Pizza Promotion: To help promote Pepper Rooney's Pizza, Spencer volunteers to act as its mascot, Pepper Rooney, for a day.
39 	13 	Sick Singletons/The Dog's Out of the Bag 	January 15, 2000
Sick Singletons: Spencer's plans for going to Pepper Rooney's Pizza with his friends are cancelled when he inadvertently catches a cold from a sick Rachel, rendering him ill as well.
The Dog's Out of the Bag: Sally decides to feed Perro a slice of cream pie left over from last night when she sees how hungry he is, but when he goes outside to play with Spencer, he is mistaken for a rabid dog by some dogcatchers due to the whipped cream around his mouth from earlier and is hauled off to the pound, much to Spencer's devastation. He grieves about this to Blake, who suggests that Spencer break into the pound and rescue Perro, an idea which suddenly motivates Spencer. He and Blake then set out on a mission to free Perro, whom Spencer knows isn't really rabid.	Sick Singletons: Spencer's plans for going to Pepper Rooney's Pizza with his friends are cancelled when he inadvertently catches a cold from a sick Rachel, rendering him ill as well.
The Dog's Out of the Bag: Sally decides to feed Perro a slice of cream pie left over from last night when she sees how hungry he is, but when he goes outside to play with Spencer, he is mistaken for a rabid dog by some dogcatchers due to the whipped cream around his mouth from earlier and is hauled off to the pound, much to Spencer's devastation. He grieves about this to Blake, who suggests that Spencer break into the pound and rescue Perro, an idea which suddenly motivates Spencer. He and Blake then set out on a mission to free Perro, whom Spencer knows isn't really rabid.	Sick Singletons: Spencer's plans for going to Pepper Rooney's Pizza with his friends are cancelled when he inadvertently catches a cold from a sick Rachel, rendering him ill as well.
The Dog's Out of the Bag: Sally decides to feed Perro a slice of cream pie left over from last night when she sees how hungry he is, but when he goes outside to play with Spencer, he is mistaken for a rabid dog by some dogcatchers due to the whipped cream around his mouth from earlier and is hauled off to the pound, much to Spencer's devastation. He grieves about this to Blake, who suggests that Spencer break into the pound and rescue Perro, an idea which suddenly motivates Spencer. He and Blake then set out on a mission to free Perro, whom Spencer knows isn't really rabid.	Sick Singletons: Spencer's plans for going to Pepper Rooney's Pizza with his friends are cancelled when he inadvertently catches a cold from a sick Rachel, rendering him ill as well.
The Dog's Out of the Bag: Sally decides to feed Perro a slice of cream pie left over from last night when she sees how hungry he is, but when he goes outside to play with Spencer, he is mistaken for a rabid dog by some dogcatchers due to the whipped cream around his mouth from earlier and is hauled off to the pound, much to Spencer's devastation. He grieves about this to Blake, who suggests that Spencer break into the pound and rescue Perro, an idea which suddenly motivates Spencer. He and Blake then set out on a mission to free Perro, whom Spencer knows isn't really rabid.
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