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The Hitcher demands money from Howard and threatens to attack him with eels, so Howard resorts to unusual methods to come up with the cash. Meanwhile, Vince tracks celebrities with a new radar device.
Vince contracts a jazz infection, which Howard and Lester Corncrake try to eradicate by journeying to the inside of Vince's brain.
Vince and Howard's style is stolen by the Flighty Zeus. In order to win back their fans, the guys plan a dance-off at the Velvet Onion.
A shifty fox stirs up trouble after Vince accidentally invites him to the Nabootique and Naboo's Shaman Juice goes missing.
Vince plans Howard's birthday party, whic shapes up nicely until a scandalous romp in Naboo's stock room derails the festivities.
Vince has a chance to front a band, but he must fit into a small pair of pants first. Elsewhere, Howard tries to land an acting gig to work with his favorite director.
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Critic Reviews for The Mighty Boosh Season 3
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You'll find plenty of laughs in the demented British comedy The Mighty Boosh.
The show has a tendency to drag whenever it gets away from Moon and Noir, which is often. They're the series' heart, with a genial rapport and good-natured humor that are always endearing. Maybe that's what a boosh is.
The first and last episodes get the formula just right, and are bursting with lovely Booshisms.
Long live the Boosh.
All good - although the formula's starting to wear thin and the Board Of Shamen characters get too much screentime.
One definitely worth watching, but give it a chance it has a tendency to grow on people.
The Mighty Boosh is unique in so many ways and deserved rewards up the wazoo.
By the time I watched the third series, I was fully addicted with the world of The Mighty Boosh and its odd inhabitants.
But more than anything, its sheer indifference to any boundaries is what made The Mighty Boosh such a unique hit and earned it a loyal following.
Watching new episodes of the Boosh (after watching season 1 and 2 so often on DVD) is like raiding a 1980s tuck shop with all your favourites in there.
Whatever, if anything, comes next for The Mighty Boosh, its three series legacy on BBC Three remains an exemplary run.
While they tend to hang around the shop more than the flat in Series 2, the adventures grow larger, and mythologies are forged greater.
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