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Season Three is the third season of The Boss Baby: Back in Business. It premiered on Netflix on March 16, 2020. In Season Three, the Boss Baby will be fired from his job at Baby Corp and join a play group that includes babies Scooter Buskie and Jarreau McIntosh. It will also see the return of the Mega Fat CEO Baby, for the first time since "Fugitive's Day Out," the sixth episode of Season Two. He is now "Mega Fat Regular Baby" adopted son of Marsha Krinkle. Season Three will also have a new enemy, a "babblist" named Happy Sedengry, who fraudulently claims to understand baby speech.
The villains of Season Three is Happy Sedengry and Baby Corp.
Episodes[]
- Bossa Nova - Ousted from the office and desperate for direction, an unemployed Boss Baby joins a mommy/daddy and me playgroup. But he isn't the only new member.
- The Museum Job - A long line at the museum's family bathroom sends baby love into the toilet. Can the field team evict the potty squatter and get things moving?
- Ga Ba Goo Ba Ga (The Babblist) - While the Boss Baby helps Tim sell magazines for a school fundraiser, a suspicious baby whisperer is breaking up the playgroup ... but why?
- The Coo Chi Coup - The stage is set for corporate sabotage when Staci sends the Boss Baby undercover to take down Baby Corp's latest leader at a company retreat.
- Lights, Camera, Org Chart! - Unruly baby Scooter Buskie sends shockwaves through the playgroup org chart — and all of babydom — when he lands the cover of the Bubbeezee catalog.
- The Big Break - A broken bone sends the Boss Baby to a wisecracking doctor who fancies himself a comedian. In other news, Tim's lucky pencil is cursed.
- Escape from Krinkle's - Boss Baby has an interview at Baby Corp — but first, he'll need to break out of a high-tech Bubbeezee playroom. Can the field team help him escape?
- Puppy Party - A party in the park drags the Boss Baby into a dogfight with his old nemesis, Puppy Co.'s Bug the Pug — and the loser must don the "Collar of Shame."
- Mega Fat - A flashback episode reveals everything that happened to Mega Fat between getting fired from Baby Corp and getting adopted by a famous journalist.
- Halloween - Halloween is the perfect cover for the Boss Baby and his costumed field team to sneak into the belly of the beast. But Staci's got plans to stop them.
- Who's a Good Baby? - Baby love has never been higher. But a crash is coming, and the Boss Baby and his crew are determined to bring Bubbeezee down for good.
| Name | Written by | Directed by |
|---|---|---|
| "Bossa Nova" | Brandon Sawyer | Dan Forgione |
| "The Museum Job" | Tanner Tananbaum | Matt Whitlock |
| "Ga Ba Goo Ga Ba (The Babblist)" | J.D Ryznar | Pete Jacobs |
| "The Coo Chi Coup" | Sarah Katin & Nakia Trower Shuman | Dan Forgione |
| "The Big Break" | Brandon Sawyer | Matt Whitlock |
| "Lights, Camera, Org Chart!" | Tanner Tananbaum | Pete Jacobs |
| "Escape from Krinkle's" | J.D Ryznar | Dan Forgione |
| "Halloween" | Sarah Katin & Nakia Trower Shuman | Matt Whitlock |
| "Puppy Party" | Tanner Tananbaum | Pete Jacobs |
| "Who's a Good Baby?" | Brandon Sawyer | Dan Forgione |
| "Mega Fat" | J.D Ryznar | Matt Whitlock |
Trivia[]
- Unlike the previous two seasons, which have 13 episodes, this season has been lowered to 11 episodes.
- This is the first season to have the 2019 Netflix bumper.