Drake and josh season 3 episode 1

Q: What does Drake and Joshs mom do?

Audrey Parker-Nichols (Nancy Sullivan) is Drake and Megans mother, Joshs stepmother and Walters wife. Her first name is never mentioned in the series, although a deleted scene from the series finale would have revealed Audrey. The scene would also specify her profession as a caterer.

Season 3 is the third season of Drake and Josh. It was filmed in Tribune Studios.

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Episode Series Title Directed by Written by Original airdate PC # 1 21 "The Drake & Josh Inn" Adam Weissman Jake Farrow April 2, 2005 305 Audrey and Walter leave the house to go to Los Angeles for Spring Break, leaving Drake and Josh in charge of the house. But Drake spends $200, that they were given for food and emergencies only, on toys and other unnecessary items. Desperate for money, Drake gets the idea to turn their house into a bed and breakfast after he notices a couple who has no place to stay. Josh initially disagrees as he is furious at Drake for his greedy spending, but later agrees because they need money. Megan also agrees as long as she is treated like a guest. Things quickly get out of hand, however, when Drake invites a crowd of partying college students to stay, and when MTV starts broadcasting from their house. Audrey and Walter get suspicious when they see their house on TV, and start heading home. But with the help of Megan, Drake and Josh succeed in getting everyone out and cleaning up the house before Walter and Audrey come home. Audrey and Walter are then mistakenly arrested for hosting a televised party without a city-authorized permit. 2 22 "Peruvian Puff Pepper" Steve Hoefer Steve Holland April 9, 2005 301 Josh enters a salsa making contest and asks Drake to help him in order to win the prize, a plasma screen TV. Megan wants to help the boys win the TV, but they decline, wanting to keep the prize for themselves. Megan sabotages their salsa in retaliation, causing it to explode all over the kitchen, with the boys taking the blame. Drake and Josh, sick of getting blamed for all of Megan's pranks, try to dig up some proof of her deviousness, and discover a surveillance panel in her room, only for them to get in more trouble when the panel is hidden when they attempt to show their parents. Megan then enters the salsa contest on her own, and obtains a "Peruvian Puff Pepper," a rare pepper that could guarantee her victory, so the boys steal the pepper and use it in their salsa instead, infuriating Megan. Drake and Josh go on to win the contest, but they are disqualified when they reveal their secret, as Peruvian Puff Peppers are illegal in the United States, leaving Megan as the winner. Although she realizes that the boys think that she set them up, she convinces them she is not that smart to do that. At the end, Megan watches the boys repaint the kitchen after the earlier incident through her new TV. 3 23 "We're Married?" Steve Hoefer George Doty IV April 16, 2005 302 Josh's foreign pen pal, Yooka (Anastasia Baranova), comes to visit from her fictional country of Yudonia, and Drake takes a strong liking to her, spending more time with her than Josh can. Drake promises to back off, but he and Josh soon learn that Yooka is homesick, so they hold a Yudonian friendship ceremony, which turns out to be a marriage ceremony between Yooka and Drake. Drake tries to carry on with life as normal, but Yooka is serious about being married (revealing that they mistranslated her saying "sick of home"), and matters only get worse when Yooka's parents come to visit. So Drake and Josh come up with a plan to annul the marriage, serving her family goat (which is a sacred animal in Yudonia). But Drake quickly regrets it after he learns that Yooka's father is a billionaire. The plan works, with Yooka's father ending the marriage and their whole family returning to Yudonia, much to Drake's sadness. 4 24 "Mindy's Back" Adam Weissman Eric Friedman April 30, 2005 303 Mindy returns to school from a mental institution (following the events of her first appearance in "Honor Council"), and once again beats Josh in the science fair. With advice from Megan, Josh attempts to ignore her until Mindy picks him as a project partner. Josh is initially annoyed by this, but they eventually realize they have feelings for one another and begin to date. However, Josh is too worried to tell Drake about his newfound relationship, due to Drake and Mindy's hatred for one another. But because of this, Mindy breaks up with Josh. When Drake finally finds out, he is actually happy for Josh, and tries to get the two back together by taking Josh to Mindy's house during the night, where Josh and Mindy finally kiss through Mindy's bedroom window.

Absent: Nancy Sullivan as Audrey Parker-Nichols and Jonathan Goldstein as Walter Nichols

5 25 "The Affair" Adam Weissman Anthony Del Broccolo May 21, 2005 304 Drake and Josh notice Walter has been acting strangely lately, and start to believe that he has been cheating on Audrey with another woman, and further eavesdropping only confirms their suspicions. They try to make Walter fall in love with Audrey again by preparing a meal for him that Audrey "made," but this backfires when Drake accidentally puts cumin on his food, which Walter is allergic to. They then meet the woman, Peggy (Allison Dunbar), at a restaurant, and try to get her to leave their father alone, but she refuses, so the boys dump food on her, causing her to leave Walter for good. But Walter reveals that she was actually a producer for "Good Morning Today," who was talking with him about being their new national weatherman. As retribution for messing up the lunch and costing him the job, he makes his sons dump food on themselves. 6 26 "Playing the Field" Roger Christiansen Dan Schneider June 4, 2005 306 Drake fears breaking up with Tori (Torrey DeVitto), his most recent girlfriend. When he wants to win her love back again, Drake finds out Tori is already seeing other boys, so he goes on a date with another girl, Liza Tupper, to try and make Tori jealous. Meanwhile, Josh grows a mustache, but nobody approves of it, including Mindy, though he refuses to shave it off.

Absent: Nancy Sullivan as Audrey Parker-Nichols and Jonathan Goldstein as Walter Nichols

7 27 "Helen's Surgery" Adam Weissman George Doty IV June 11, 2005 307 Drake and Josh must assist Helen after eye surgery leaves her temporarily blind. But after finding her apartment loaded with luxurious accessories such as a hot tub and a huge flat-screen TV due to Helen receiving royalties from a TV series she starred in as a child, Drake subsequently takes advantage of Helen's blindness and throws a party at her apartment, much to Josh's disapproval. However, Helen gets a call from her doctor to take the patches off her eyes and does so to find the party in progress. Helen then thinks the party is for her and allows it to continue. Meanwhile, Megan pitches to Helen an idea of a bucket-shaped container that stores most movie theater snacks, which Josh instantly disapproves of, and earns $700.

Absent: Nancy Sullivan as Audrey Parker-Nichols and Jonathan Goldstein as Walter Nichols

8 28 "Paging Dr. Drake" Steve Hoefer Anthony Del Broccolo October 1, 2005 309 While working out, Josh drops a barbell on his foot after Drake carelessly shoots him with a potato using a launching gun, but he is scared to go to the hospital. When the family finds out, he is forced to go and is told that he will need surgery on his foot. At the hospital, Drake tries to get the attention of college nurses by impersonating a doctor, only, though, he is the lookalike of a young doctor due to arrive that day. Drake now has to avoid being caught by Josh's doctor, Doctor Carlson (John O'Hurley), and ends up having to perform a foot surgery. Eventually, he is caught when the real doctor shows up, and he jumps out the window, breaking his arm in the process. Meanwhile, Megan plots revenge on the boys for not letting her turn up the heat upstairs, since the thermostat was in their room. She decreases the temperature of their room gradually so low that it begins snowing, which Drake does not seem to care. 9 29 "Foam Finger" Roger Christiansen Dan Schneider October 8, 2005 308 Drake and Josh realize that they previously met eight years ago during a San Diego Padres game, when they were both eight years old and fought over buying the last foam finger at the stadium. Drake and Josh both believe that the other started the fight, and flashback scenes depict different circumstances based on their own memory of the event. Josh believes that Drake hit the back of his head with the foam finger after purchasing it, although Drake denies hitting him. The two drift apart and Drake moves out of their bedroom. They continue to be bitter at each other until Megan locates Lenny (Fred Stoller), the stadium clerk who sold the foam finger. Lenny remembers the incident between Drake and Josh because it was a rare instance in which he had to call the police to break up a fight. Lenny explains that it was young Megan who threw a cookie from her stroller, hitting Josh in the back of the head and setting off the fight between the boys. Drake and Josh reconcile upon learning the truth.

Guest Star: Fred Stoller as Lenny Spodnick

10 30 "Girl Power" Steve Hoefer Jake Farrow October 15, 2005 311 Drake wants to break up with his girlfriend Lucy (Gabrielle Christian), after finding out that she is possibly stronger than he is, but Drake challenges her to a fight to prove that he is tougher than she is. Meanwhile, Josh tries to impress Mindy's parents so he can continue to date her. He later organizes a dinner for them at his house on the same night as Drake and Lucy's fight. Josh is concerned that the fight will ruin his chances of impressing Mindy's parents, so he makes Drake and Lucy wrestle upstairs in the bedroom, where Megan is waiting to watch the fight with a group of friends. However, during the dinner, Drake and Lucy later wrestle their way into the living room and Josh yells at Drake for ruining his plans. Mindy's parents understand how much Josh cares for their daughter and allow her and Josh to resume their relationship. However, once they find out what Drake and Lucy were fighting over, they argue with each other over whether women are stronger than men, and fight it out in front of everyone.

Absent: Nancy Sullivan as Audrey Parker-Nichols and Jonathan Goldstein as Walter Nichols

11 31 "Sheep Thrills" Steve Hoefer Eric Friedman October 22, 2005 315 Megan talks Drake and Josh into temporarily babysitting her newly-adopted sheep whom she bought online while she thinks of a way to explain this to their parents. In exchange, she promises not to pull any pranks on them for 3 months. But when the sheep gives birth to a baby lamb on Drake's bed and later wanders out of the room, Drake and Josh must then hide the sheep from their parents while Megan is at oboe practice. However, they are exposed when their parents notice their strange behavior and see the sheep in their room, with Megan pretending to not know about the sheep, causing the boys to get grounded for a month. A month later, the night before they are lifted from their punishment, the boys discover that Megan bought a zebra, to which they choose not to have anything to do with it. 12 32 "Megan's New Teacher" Adam Weissman George Doty IV January 28, 2006 313 After being accepted into the TTT (Tomorrow's Teachers Today), a student-teaching group, Josh becomes Megan's class teacher. However, he takes his new job very seriously and overuses his teaching skills, as he challenges the students with college-level chemistry, something that the students are not old enough to learn about, and even fails them on pop quizzes based on homework that they were unable to do. Because of this, Megan becomes disliked by her classmates and gets uninvited to her friend Katie's birthday party which involves a Josh piñata. Drake finds an 11-year-old boy in Megan's class with a talent to play drums and wants him to play for the band on Friday after his original drummer quit, but he is not allowed to play after failing Josh's pop quiz, so Drake is now annoyed at Josh. Drake and Megan hatch a sneaky little plan to fire Josh from the student-teaching group. They sneak into the school at night and replace his liquid (to use in chemistry) with one that will explode when combined with anything, replace a tape about chemistry with a video of clowns hurting each other with rubber chickens, and unscrew the sink to burst water when turned. At the end, Josh is fired and the young boy gets to play with Drake at a concert in the Premiere. However, Megan and her classmates then give a trophy to Josh, calling him their favorite teacher, because him screwing up his teaching job got the class's other teacher (whom they hated) to quit. They then admit that Josh is cool, not as a teacher, but as a guy, something which Josh delightfully accepts.

Absent: Nancy Sullivan as Audrey Parker-Nichols and Jonathan Goldstein as Walter Nichols

13 33 "Little Sibling" Steve Hoefer Dan Schneider February 4, 2006 312 Drake once again gets in trouble at school by his mean English teacher, Mrs. Hayfer, so to keep from being sent to Remedial English (a class with a lack of discipline with its poorly behaved students), Drake agrees to look after a boy named Sammy. Sammy likes Josh more than Drake and often excludes him. Josh and Sammy then have lots of fun together such as filming a pretend cooking show where (still recording) Josh tells Sammy how most people who know Drake and Josh prefer Drake over him and it's "kind of nice having things the other way around.". Not wanting to go to Remedial English as a result to being unsuccessful with Sammy, Drake desperately tries to interest him. Although he succeeds, he realizes that Sammy truly prefers Josh after seeing the cooking show tape and what Sammy meant to Josh. He then pretends to be sick so Sammy and Josh can go to a magic show. Later, Drake gets sent to Remedial English, however, Josh comes in and frees Drake, as a thank you for giving Sammy back to him.

Absent: Nancy Sullivan as Audrey Parker-Nichols and Jonathan Goldstein as Walter Nichols

14 34 "Theater Thug" Roger Christiansen Dan Schneider February 18, 2006 314 Josh lands the role of a criminal called the Theater Thug on a TV show called FBI's Most Wanted at the Premiere, but ends up being mistaken for the real Theater Thug and gets arrested several times. Drake gets more attention from people despite having a three-second cameo appearance with one line which he got at the last minute. Eventually, around closing time at the Premiere, the real theater thug comes in and attempts to attack Drake and Josh. They both pin him down, but when the cops show up, they think Josh is the real bandit and arrest him instead of the real thug, letting him get away. 15 35 "The Demonator" Steve Hoefer Anthony Del Broccolo & Eric Friedman February 25, 2006 310 Drake and Josh plan on riding a roller coaster called the Demonator on its opening day, but Megan reveals it was open that very night. Drake and Josh are not allowed to go, because Audrey and Walter want them to stay home and watch over their great-grandfather, Papa Nichols, who is 81 years old and has had surgery that afternoon while Walter and Audrey are at the awards show. Drake calls Craig and Eric to come over and they come to watch him while he, Josh, and Megan go off to ride the Demonator. Papa Nichols wakes up disoriented, he thinks he is back in World War II and that Craig and Eric are considered to be Germans (claiming he has been captured by two German nerds), in which he proceeds to attack them and break Eric's cell phone when he thinks it's a weapon. While at Mystic Mountain, Drake, Josh, and Megan are bumped to the back of the line after Josh got back in the middle of the line upsetting the other people when he had to use the restroom. Later, Drake and Josh get bumped back again for messing with Milfred Mouse the mascot and Megan takes the opportunity to remain in line by pretending not to know them. After Megan rides the Demonator first, Drake and Josh finally get to ride the Demonator and get home just in the nick of time before Audrey and Walter come home to see how Drake and Josh did watching Papa Nichols, who wakes up and punches Walter, calling him a German. 16 36 "Alien Invasion" Will Bardelli Steve Holland March 18, 2006 316 Megan has just gotten a brand new telescope and is using Josh's laptop and Drake's leather jacket without their permission and gets them sent to their room after convincing Walter that both of them pushed her down, upsetting the boys. They hatch a plan to turn tables and prank Megan. First, they insert fake images of aliens onto the laptop screen. Megan falls for the prank and believes that aliens are invading. Drake and Josh then get Eric to adjust the electric switches in the kitchen to control the technology inside, then they frighten Megan and make her still believe aliens are real. Drake and Josh continue to try to prove to her that aliens are invading, and when Megan is left home alone one night, Drake and Josh dress as aliens and get their comeuppance on Megan. Just as Drake and Josh celebrate, a real alien shows up that turns out to be Megan's friend, and he scares Drake and Josh away, but not Megan when she realizes who he is. Leaving the boys to their own fear as payback, Megan and her alien friend then hang out together in the house as the parents come home, with the alien scaring Walter away when he discovers him. 17 37 "Dr. Phyllis Show" Steve Hoefer Anthony Del Broccolo & Eric Friedman April 8, 2006 317 Drake and Josh have been fighting a lot lately, including late at night. Megan is upset to be continually awoken by their fighting three nights in a row, so she gives them tickets to the Dr. Phyllis Show, hoping that Dr. Phyllis (Gabrielle Carteris) can end their bickering. On the show, Dr. Phyllis has the boys reminisce about fights they have had in the past. When Drake mentions that he once dated a girl named Liza Tupper, he calls her dumb and a bad kisser. Liza Tupper, however, happens to be Dr. Phyllis' daughter. The host gets mad at Drake and attacks him, then attacks Josh when he tries to stop her. Once back at the house, the boys are upset that Dr. Phyllis only made them think of the bad times they have had together, even though they have had good times as well. They reconcile, but soon end up in another argument. Megan is still upset when she hears them arguing again, so she sets off her smoke bomb to have peace and quiet.

Absent: Nancy Sullivan as Audrey Parker-Nichols and Jonathan Goldstein as Walter Nichols (although in the flashbacks and clips)

What does Drake and Joshs mom do?

Audrey Parker-Nichols (Nancy Sullivan) is Drake and Megan's mother, Josh's stepmother and Walter's wife. Her first name is never mentioned in the series, although a deleted scene from the series finale would have revealed Audrey. The scene would also specify her profession as a caterer.

When did Drake and Josh season 3 start?

Season 3.

Why did they stop Drake and Josh?

“ Instead, he decided to end the show because Bell and Peck were ready to try something new. “[They'd] been with Nickelodeon for nearly 8 years,” adds Schneider. “Drake & Josh ended because of a mutual decision by the stars, the network, and me.

What episode Josh leave Drake?

Josh Is Done is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of Drake & Josh.

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