Season 3 - AoG

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Season 3 has been teased throughout 2020, and officially premiered on September 8th, 2020. This comes along after a two year hiatus from the series that started in 2017.

Season 3 is said to be a return to grace, with overall better writing and quality. It is less geared towards being a shitpost this time around, and more of an actual story. This Season brings back many past characters, including Chad the Conspiracy Theorist, Al Gore and Hackerman.

There is 4 episodes in this season alone, coming at almost a total of 1 hour in Watch-time.

Be aware that all these sections CONTAIN MAJOR SPOILERS towards Season 3.

O Mother! My Mother!
This episode aired on September 8th, and is the First episode in the Season. It is 11 minutes long. The Episode starts with the Eiffel Tower being destroyed. It then passes onto an intro with Greasemixer and Charlie doing normal things, and then onto a shot of a note that says numerous things, the most important one being "Go check up on Chad", which is exactly what he does. They go on to have a conversation, and when Grease hears a noise and asks Chad, Kim Jong Un, who first appeared in B.T.M: Assblasters Incorporated, appears on a wheelchair.

After this, they start to argue, until Chad picks a fight with Greasemixer, but Grease tells Chad that it **technically** isn't illegal to have Kim take residence with him.

Things we didn't see in the past seasons, happen in this season. Greasemixer appears to be drinking after this confrontation with Chad, until his phone rings. He picks it up and the messenger tells Grease that Al Gore is back, the Antagonist of the first season, who was thought to be dead.

After the drinking scene, you can hear someone say "Mother", which we presume to be Al Gore at this point. He goes onto ask "Mother" to bring him back due to the problems with modern society. At the end of the conversation, you can see Al Gore crawling on the ground and starting to walk. The episode ends with Al Gore telling off someone, "What the fuck are you?".

If You Would Listen
This episode aired on September 11th, and is the Second episode in the Season. It is nearly 13 minutes long. The episode starts with Greasemixer talking with General Gasnasser on the phone, where he was making fun of Al Gore's weaknesses that we're present in the 1st season. After that, Greasemixer confronts Al Gore and says, "Hey creepy guy, the fuck you doing?". They then converse about the past, and then the future.

Al Gore speaks about "Mother" during this time, and tells Greasemixer to stay out of his way. Greasemixer proceeds to try and abuse the weakness of Al Gore, until he finds out it no longer is. He gets pushed aside a lot until Al Gore says, "And that is why you couldn't save Reggin," causing Greasemixer to attack Al Gore once more, however fails again. Al Gore than speaks about his past loss, then leaves.

The next scene is Greasemixer crying horrendously in front of Charlie. After, Charlie talks to Greasemixer and the other way around, about Reggin and others.

The episode ends with Greasemixer having a nightmare about Reggin, and Greasemixer taking his pills.

Mommy
This episode aired on September 12th, and is the Third episode in the Season. It is 8 minutes long.

Important Sections: Grease speaking with the other characters, the Reggin Nightmares and Finding Al Gore's Weakness. The episode starts with Greasemixer speaking about Al Gore to Kim Jong Un, Charlie, Chad the Conspiracy Theorist and Hackerman. Kim Jong Un interrupts by continuously saying "Trash", which happens to be a new weakness of Al Gore. The conversation ends with Gasnasser telling Greasemixer that Al Gore is downtown.

He searches until he goes up onto the roof and gets hit with a Baseball Bat by Al Gore. Greasemixer fails to get a grasp on the confrontation yet again, but manages to grasp a glass bottle and hits Al Gore in the face with it, causing him to get hurt. Al Gore than vanishes.

Greasemixer remembers what Kim Jong Un said, and says, "What the fuck."

Greasemixer comes home to Charlie, celebrating that he finally found a weakness of Al Gore.

It then cuts to Greasemixer at Reggin's Grave, saying he could've done more. Then Reggin appears, but it happens to be Al Gore. This happens to be another one of Grease's nightmares.

Strong Enough
This episode aired on September 13th, and is the Final episode in the Season. It is 22 minutes long.

Important sections: Greasemixer spiking Charlie, Greasemixer and Al Gore in the Factory, the 3 others coming to help Grease from Al Gore, Greasemixer's realization. It starts with Greasemixer making coffee about to take his pills, however, he decides to crush the pills and to spike Charlie's coffee with them. Charlie asks if he needs any help, Grease says no, but Charlie doesn't believe he can do it. Charlie then faints due to the spiked coffee.

It then cuts to Greasemixer at an overgrown and abandoned factory, with his gun in hand. He sneaks in, and then we hear Al Gore saying, "I told you not to follow me." They then speak to each other, with Greasemixer trying to find his location in the factory. Greasemixer then finds Al Gore and walks up to him. They continue to speak.

Greasemixer than shoots Al Gore repeatedly, however it barely works. Greasemixer then runs, as Al Gore starts looking for him. Greasemixer is found, throws numerous punches, however Al Gore punches harder, making Greasemixer fall, once more.

Al Gore asks a favour, the first being ending it as soon as possible, and the second being that Grease join him, ruling along side him as King.

Greasemixer then has flashbacks to past memories of friends, says he needs to do the right thing, and brings out a grenade to sacrifice himself, until...

Charlie comes in and shoots Al Gore, then Al Gore starts fleeing, but runs into Chad. He tries fleeing again but is met by Hackerman, but continues. He then successfully flees due to Charlie saying to Leave him. Charlie then speaks to Greasemixer, telling him that making a sacrifice isn't the right thing.

It cuts to Greasemixer saying He died today, but not his present self, rather his past self, in front of Reggin's grave. Charlie says goodbye to Chad and Hackerman.

The episode ends with Greasemixer opening his delivery, and smiling.