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Season 3 (2022)

Release date: 2022-09-29

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Episodes (22):

1. Call Me Ken Jennings

After taking some time to travel and decompress, Kat is on her way back to Louisville when she is upgraded to first class and seated next to “Jeopardy!’s” winningest contestant, Ken Jennings, on her flight home. Upon arrival, she discovers some significant changes have been made to the cafe by Randi and Phil and Randi’s passion for her job is now straining her relationship with Carter. Max has returned home from his time in Nashville pursuing his music career, with cowboy boots and a big ego to go along with them.

2. Call Me Skeeter Juice

It's time for Sheila to renew her driver's license, but she refuses to go take the test; Phil urges the group to try his mama's moonshine despite their skepticism; Max finally sells a song to be used in a national commercial.

3. Call Me Thor

Kat spends the day with Max and his nephew, Thor, and realizes she enjoys being around a baby.

4. Call Me Donor Four-Five-Seven

Kat decides that she would like to pursue motherhood and her friends jump at the chance to help her find a donor. Meanwhile, Carter and Max decide to check out a new bar.

5. Call Me Uncle Dad

Carter hosts a Halloween Octoberfest party at The Middle C, but struggles to get customers in. Meanwhile, Kat continues her journey to find a donor and Phil has a great night with a potential love interest.

6. Call Me the Hot Chick Two

Kat and Max finally go on a first date, after a steamy hookup, but they can't seem to act like themselves. Meanwhile, Carter attempts to train his son for track but realizes Randi might make a better coach.

7. Call Me Dame Booty Clench

Kat is drained from helping Sheila run errands all over town. Meanwhile, Phil is exhausted from partying every night with his new boyfriend, Jalen, and Carter needs a self-esteem boost.

8. Call Me Fancy Puffenstuff

Kat's Murder Mystery-themed Friendsgiving dinner isn't a crowdpleaser, and Phil has a romantic dilemma. Meanwhile, Kat tries to encourage Max's career ambitions, but she worries that he has a bigger problem.

9. Call Me Chrismukkah

Kat joins Max at his rock climbing gym to keep a close eye on him. Meanwhile, Carter has to spice up the bar after being excluded from a Christmas pub crawl.

10. Call Me Philliam

Phil's mother shows up at Kat's Cafe to fill in as baker while Phil is away.

11. Call Me Prescription Roulette

Sheila grows jealous after Kat hits it off with her new retirement home friends. Meanwhile, Randi tries to find a way to tell Carter that she doesn't like her engagement ring.

12. Call Me Ichabod Evel Knievel

Kat hires a new baker, Gideon at the Kat Cafe and shows him around town. Meanwhile, Max and Carter wingman for Sheila.

13. Call Me Fatty Patty

In celebration of Max's birthday, Kat, Randi and Carter jointly gift him an RV rental so they can roadtrip to the Smoky Mountains together. Gideon decides to join in on the trip, while Randi and Carter bicker over where they should live together.

14. Call Me Better Than Paul Rudd

Kat and Max move in together and host a Super Bowl party in their new apartment but face some relationship trouble along the way. Meanwhile, Randi tries to make some extra cash.

15. Call Me 'Cat's in The Cradle'

Max receives a surprise visit from his dad for the first time in 30 years. Meanwhile, Sheila and Gideon help Randi and Carter renovate their condo.

16. Call Me Worth the Wait

When Kat becomes jealous after hearing a song Max wrote, she tries to plan a romantic evening for the two of them to spice up their relationship. Meanwhile, Randi learns how to be a cool yet responsible stepmom.

17. Call Me Lady Avenger

Sheila must supplement her savings after moving to Valley Hills, which has turned out to be quite an expensive senior community. Meanwhile, Randi and Carter think about the future of their family.

18. Call Me Toilet Roboto

Max hosts singer Zoey Monroe in hopes of advancing his career as a songwriter and although jealous at first, Kat develops a liking to her. Also, after Carter punctures a pipe inside a kitchen cabinet causing a flood in the condo, he and Randi find themselves staying at Sheila's and having a great time together.

19. Call Me Not Okurr

In the heat of the moment, Zoey kisses Kat at karaoke night. Zoey hopes this moment can be kept between the two of them, but Kat struggles to keep the kiss a secret from Max. Meanwhile, Randi discovers a secret hideaway, that she hides from Carter and transforms into a place for her to unwind.

20. Call Me Consciously Uncoupled

Kat and Max have some news to share, but attempt to keep it a secret until after Sheila's big birthday bash. Meanwhile, Carter breaks a pre-wedding superstition and thinks he is cursed.

21. Call Me Pretty Kitty

To take her mind off their breakup and Max and Zoey's new successful song, Kat attends a cat show with Sheila and Randi. Kat's competitive side is brought to life, when local cat lover Val thinks Kat and her rescue cat have no chance of bringing home a trophy. Meanwhile, Max's ex, Brigette, attempts to rekindle a romance with him.

22. Call Me a Donut Wall

Randi and Carter decide to get married at the courthouse, however, things take a turn for the worse when Kat accidentally gets Randi's wedding ring stuck on her finger. Also, country superstar Russell Dickerson offers Max a life-changing career opportunity.

Cast

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Marianne Franco - Camera Operator, Justine von Winterfeldt - Music Supervisor, Jeff Greenberg - Casting, Lizbeth Williamson - Makeup Department Head, Kevin Nash - Music Editor, Jeremy M. Armstrong - Property Master, Dan Dupont - Leadman, Katharine Rager - Production Coordinator, Alexandra Melnick - Script Coordinator, Kevin Dean - Key Grip, Maria Ferrari - Executive Producer, Pamela Marshall - Editor, Jim Young - Gaffer, Lauren Schnuckel - Post Production Supervisor, Alison Mo Massey - Co-Executive Producer, Brittany Pfantz - Theme Song Performance, Christopher Marsteller - Set Decoration, Alison J. Eng - First Assistant Accountant, Allison Jackson - Staff Writer, Jim Reynolds - Consulting Producer, Antar Abderrahman Jr. - Director of Photography, Sorel Kairé - Script Supervisor, Mackenzie Gabriel Vaught - Co-Executive Producer, Chelsea Myers - Executive Story Editor, Aysha Brown - Associate Producer, Deanna Morgan - Story Editor, Justin Mooney - Story Editor, Cody Wilkins - Staff Writer, Nicole Juni - Associate Producer, Karla Stevens Flanigan - Costume Design, Anna Waronker - Original Music Composer, Greg J. Grande - Production Design, William Ward - Assistant Production Coordinator, John DeChene - Camera Operator, Jim Patterson - Executive Producer, Suzy Sherman - Production Accountant, Angie Stephenson - Executive Producer, Benedict Chiu - Staff Writer, Michele Azenzer Bear - First Assistant Director, Elyse H. Pecora - Sound Mixer, Ryan Kennedy - Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Kate Prevost - Assistant Editor, Adam Faberman - Supervising Producer, Brian Steagall - Transportation Coordinator, Pamela Marshall - Co-Producer, Christian Zabala - Music Supervisor, Michael Anton - Hair Department Head, Nikki Guzik - Costume Supervisor, Adam Spilkoman - Second Assistant Director, Tracy Anda - Assistant Property Master, Daren Janes - Art Direction, Britté Anchor - Co-Executive Producer, Warren Bell - Executive Producer, Jack Donato - Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Theel - Theme Song Performance, Kelly-Anne Lee - Unit Production Manager, Chun Ming Huang - Camera Operator, Brad Grimmett - Camera Operator, Stephen Mykel - Payroll Accountant, Collin Daniel - Original Casting, Todd Spiewak - Executive Producer, Miranda Hart - Executive Producer, Mayim Bialik - Executive Producer, Brett Greenstein - Original Casting, Jim Parsons - Executive Producer