When Tessa joins a knitting circle, George is a little surprised by the age gap between Tessa and her new friends. Still reeling from his one-night stand, George decides to put pen to paper and writes a song dedicated to his muse. Meanwhile, newlyweds Malik and Lisa can't seem to get along.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 3 Episode 13 of Suburgatory was watched by 5,230,000 viewers, resulting in a 1.60 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

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Suburgatory Season 3 Episodes...

• s03e01 - No Me Gusta, Mami
• s03e02 - Victor Ha
• s03e03 - Open Door Policy
• s03e04 - The Birds and the Biederman
• s03e05 - Blame It on the Rain Stick
• s03e06 - About a Boy-Yoi-Yoing
• s03e07 - I'm Just That Not That Into Me
• s03e08 - Catch and Release
• s03e09 - The Ballad of Piggy Duckworth
• s03e10 - No, You Can't Sit with Us
• s03e11 - Dalia Nicole Smith
• s03e12 - Les Lucioles
• s03e13 - Stiiiiiiill Horny

Suburgatory Show Summary

"Suburgatory" follows 16-year-old Tess who, after getting caught with condoms in her drawer, is forced by her single father George to move the suburbs, a small town where all the moms are fake and so are the other teenagers at school When George tells one mother that he is not married, it sets off a chain reaction of mothers introducing their daughters to Tess and "themselves" to George. At the first day of school, Tessa is a little scared to be going into a world of big-haired, fake-boobed mothers and Red Bull-chugging children, but slowly she and George as well find a way to survive and get along.

After Tess gets into the style of things, she starts to realize that the suburbs are not going to be as crazy and wild as it was walking into it. Friendships are made and lives are changed in this single camera comedy.