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51 Episodes
S3 E1 - The More Something Is Disliked, the More Lovely It Is
S3 E2 - Rules Are Made to be Broken
S3 E3 - Otaku Are Talkative
S3 E4 - There's a Thin Line Between Strengths and Weaknesses
S3 E5 - Important Things Are Hard To See
S3 E6 - It’s All About the Beat and Timing
S3 E7 - Love Is Often Played Out In Sudden Death
S3 E8 - Kids Don’t Understand How Their Parents Feel
S3 E9 - Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid
S3 E10 - Life is a test
S3 E11 - People Are All Escapees of Their Own Inner Prisons
S3 E12 - Definitely Do Not Let Your Girlfriend See the Things You Use for Cross-Dressing / There's Almost a 100% Chance You’ll Forget Your Umbrella and Hate Yourself For It
S3 E13 - A Birthday in Your Twenties Has No Deep Meaning / Lucky Is a Man Who Gets Up and Goes to Work
S3 E14 - Cleaning the Toilet Cleanses the Soul
S3 E15 - They Say Soy Sauce On Pudding Tastes Like Sea Urchin, But Soy Sauce On Pudding Only Tastes Like Pudding and Soy Sauce
S3 E16 - Summer Vacation is the Most Fun Right Before It Begins
S3 E17 - The older, the wiser
S3 E18 - Beauty is like a summer fruit
S3 E19 - Even if Your Back is Bent, Go Straight Forward
S3 E20 - Within Each Box of Cigarettes, Are One or Two Cigarettes That Smell Like Horse Dung
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Synopsis
Gintoki Sakata finds a way to stay employed in an alien-ruled world. With his friends, he takes on odd jobs that range from finding kittens to saving the world. But the jobs never go as planned or pay enough to cover their pain—or their rent.
