Red dead Redemption 2 - Season 3

First aired: 11/18/2018 15 episodes

The gang gets tangled in a blood feud between two wealthy Southern families. Everyone lies, everyone manipulates, and Dutch starts enjoying the chaos a little too much.

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Episodes

1. The New South

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang hides in plain sight, pretending to belong.

2. Further Questions of Female Suffrage

Aired: 11/18/2018

Sadie steps into her own kind of strength.

3. The Course of True Love

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur plays matchmaker (or mediator) in a situation where hearts and egos collide. On the surface, it’s playful and a little awkward, but underneath, it shows the personal lives of the people around the gang — lives complicated by love, jealousy, and societal expectation.

4. American Distillation

Aired: 11/18/2018

Small-time schemes start attracting big-time trouble.

5. Advertising, the New American Art

Aired: 11/18/2018

Crime gets cleaner, colder, and more professional.

6. An Honest Mistake

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur finds himself in a situation where a seemingly small misstep spirals into complications for others. The episode is not about action or spectacle but about cause and effect — showing how quickly morality, loyalty, and human error collide in the world of outlaws.

7. Horse Flesh for Dinner

Aired: 11/18/2018

Big rewards, hollow triumphs.

8. The Fine Joys of Tobacco

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur is sent on what seems like a straightforward task, but it quickly becomes a lesson in observation, judgment, and human behavior. While low on gunfights, the episode is high on tension: every choice feels like it could have unseen consequences.

9. Preaching Forgiveness as He went

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur takes on a task that’s deceptively simple, but every interaction carries weight. The episode leans into morality and consequence, showing how even well-intentioned actions ripple outward in unexpected ways. It’s low on action, high on tension, and quiet in its emotional delivery.

10. Magicians for Sport

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur is tasked with a job that’s less about brute force and more about observation, timing, and subtle manipulation. The mission plays like a mini heist in miniature — clever, low-key, and quietly stressful. While it doesn’t feature large-scale action, the tension comes from the stakes of planning and human unpredictability.

11. Sodom? Back to Gomorrah

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur gets involved in a situation where choices are messy and consequences ripple outward. On the surface, it feels like a straightforward confrontation, but the episode is really about morality, responsibility, and unintended fallout. It’s tense, deliberate, and quietly unsettling.

12. Blessed are the Peacemakers

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur is sent to resolve a conflict, but the mission is less about force and more about judgment, diplomacy, and empathy. Every interaction matters, and the episode leans on tension and moral complexity rather than gunfights.

13. Friends in Very Low Places

Aired: 11/18/2018

Arthur is caught navigating a situation where loyalties are tested and the wrong choice could have serious consequences. The mission is low on spectacle but high on narrative tension, as every action feels morally and strategically significant.

14. A Short Walk in a Pretty Town

Aired: 11/18/2018

The gang enters a seemingly quiet town with a mission that promises precision, but tension simmers beneath the surface. Every decision and misstep carries weight, and the calm of the town is deceptive. What begins as a careful operation quickly becomes a high-stakes drama, where small errors ripple into larger consequences.

15. Blood Feuds, Ancient and Modern

Aired: 11/18/2018

Old rivalries come to a head as the gang confronts lingering grudges and simmering tensions in the region. What begins as a pursuit of resolution quickly escalates into a collision of history and violence, where every action echoes past conflicts.