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America's Funniest Home Videos Season 3 aired from September 22, 1991 to May 17, 1992.

Episodes[]

Season 3 Episode 1

Backyard Dancer, Clumsy Runner & Wedding Funny Face Boy

Season 3 Episode 2

Military Hat Salute, Kitty Dunker & Daddy's Weak House

Season 3 Episode 3

Dog Violin Critic, Bear Fish Thief & Puppy Pants

Season 3 Episode 4

Wet Wedding, Kiss Request & Hen House Surprise

Season 3 Episode 5

"How'm I Doin'?," Photo Op Bop & Four-Armed Guitarist

Season 3 Episode 6

Pail Face, Wrong Way Runner & Driving Hamster

Season 3 Episode 7

TV Marriage Proposal, Dancing Flower Baby & Rhino Lift

Season 3 Episode 8

Horn Dog, Wrong Way Hang Glider & Get Down, Soldiers

Season 3 Episode 10

Greeting Slip, Baby Waters Slide & Baby Vs. Burglar

Season 3 Episode 11

Fainting Usher, Broom Tripper & The Amazing Colossal Baby

Season 3 Episode 12

Christmas 1978 Revisited, Bear Singer Critic & Camcorder Argument

Season 3 Episode 13

Bowling Boy, The "What Is It?" Gift & 3 Dalmatians

Season 3 Episode 14

Professor Gravity, Crazy Cat & Multiple Fumble

Season 3 Episode 15

Here Kitty Kitty, Silo Crash & Fence Dog

Season 3 Episode 16

Biker Dog, $3 Present & Bride's Cleavage

Season 3 Episode 18

Jockey Bob, Seniors on Parade & Four-Legged Cookie Thief

Season 3 Episode 19

Chocolate Denial, Screen Cat & Clumsy Groomsman

Season 3 Episode 20

The Interrupted Song, The Horse Lady & Spin Ball Bowler

Season 3 Episode 21

Wrong Way Home Run, Can You Say Mommy & Hats Off

Season 3 Episode 22

Rim Roller, Foot Odor Baby & Grandpa and His Dog

Season 3 Episode 23

Goosed Gorilla, Surprise Rat & "Oh Dear!"

Season 3 Episode 24

The Sign Language Ram, Snake Scare & Barcalounger Dog

Nominees[]

Finalists[]

Satellite Cities[]


Trivia[]

  • Jo Thompson,[1] who stars in "Oh Dear!," won the 1987 Miss Texas beauty pageant.[2][3]
  • This is the first season and one of the two, the other being Season 14, to have a nominee from Quebec, "Bear Fish Thief."
  • "Baby Waters Slide" is the first of several videos to win first place in the first episode of its block, then win in the next $100,000 show.
  • Currently, only two nominated videos from this season, "Goosed Gorilla" and "The Sign Language Ram," can be found in the Home Video Licensing library.
  • The title of four nominees in this season is "[Noun] Dog." All were second place winners, except for "Barcalounger Dog," which was a third-place winner.
    • The title of three nominees in this season is "Wrong Way [Noun]."
  • The following nominated videos do not appear in the Bergeron era and have yet to appear in the Ribeiro era:
    • Clumsy Runner
    • Wedding Funny Face Boy
    • Kitty Dunker
    • Hen House Surprise
    • Four-Armed Guitarist
    • Wrong Way Runner
    • Driving Hamster
    • TV Marriage Proposal
    • Dancing Flower Baby
    • Get Down, Soldiers
    • Fainting Usher
    • Christmas 1978 Revisited
    • Bear Singer Critic
    • The "What Is It" Gift
    • 3 Dalmatians
    • Here Kitty, Kitty
    • Fence Dog
    • Biker Dog
    • Bride's Cleavage
    • Jockey Bob
    • Four-Legged Cookie Thief
    • Chocolate Face Denial
    • Clumsy Groomsman
    • The Horse Lady (appears in the America's Funniest Home Videos Interactive DVD Game)
    • Spin Ball Bowler (also appears in the America's Funniest Home Videos Interactive DVD Game)
    • Hats Off (also appears in the America's Funniest Home Videos Interactive DVD Game)
    • Foot Odor Baby
    • Grandpa and His Dog
  • A few videos nominated throughout this season have references in their titles:
    • A "wet wedding" is a wedding in which alcohol is served. The title was used for another third-place winner in Season 13.
    • "The Amazing Colossal Baby" is a parody of the 1957 film The Amazing Colossal Man. The film was riffed in an episode of the film review TV show Mystery Science Theater 3000, which aired four months before the AFV episode.
    • "Here Kitty Kitty" is a reference to a post-oak bluff, a poker bet.
  1. [1] "I'll never forget your appearance on America's Funniest...." -Linda Graves-Fabian
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