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HeyArnold! Season 3

The third season of Hey Arnold! consists of 34 quarter-hour episodes and 3 half-hour specials.




Episodes[]

# Segment A Segment B U.S. air date Production code
41 The Aptitude Test Oskar Gets a Job October 14, 1998 Unknown
42 Curly Snaps Pre-Teen Scream September 16, 1998 Unknown / 143B
43 Stinky Goes Hollywood Olga Gets Engaged September 14, 1998 143A / Unknown
44 Crabby Author Rich Kid December 28, 1998 Unknown / 142B
45 Helga Blabs It All Harold the Butcher August 31, 1998 Unknown
46 Arnold Betrays Iggy Helga and the Nanny October 19, 1998 145B / Unknown
47 Dangerous Lumber Mr. Hyunh Goes Country September 2, 1998 Unknown
48 Arnold's Room Helga vs. Big Patty September 9, 1998 Unknown / 148A
49 Career Day Hey Harold! October 21, 1998 149A / Unknown
50 Casa Paradiso Gerald's Tonsils September 7, 1998 Unknown
51 Phoebe Takes the Fall The Pig War December 7, 1998 Unknown
52 Best Man Cool Party November 2, 1998 Unknown / 154A
53 Sid's Revenge Roller Coaster October 7, 1998 Unknown / 155B
54 Grandpa's Birthday Road Trip September 28, 1998 Unknown / 155A
55 Arnold & Lila Grand Prix November 11, 1998 Unknown
56 Arnold's Thanksgiving November 18, 1998 156
57 Girl Trouble School Dance January 4, 1999 Unknown / 153A
58 Helga's Show The Flood November 23, 1998 Unknown / 158B
59 School Play March 8, 1999 159
60 Parents Day May 10, 2000 160

Trivia[]

  • Despite being produced as part of this season, "Parents Day" was held over in the US for over a year and aired in 2000, as part of Season 5. More information here.
  • A deviation between production order and airing order caused a continuity error: "Rich Kid" was supposed to introduce Lorenzo as a new character, but by the time that episode was aired, he had already made appearances in "Gerald's Tonsils" and "Arnold's Room".
  • During its original run in 1998-1999, this season aired 20 half-hours. Out of those 20, 19 of them were episodes made for Season 3, and the remaining half-hour were episodes 19a and 26a, produced back in Season 1. It's unclear why those early episodes were held over for so long.
  • This is the last season in which Phillip Van Dyke voices Arnold.
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