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Supergroup Season 1, Episode 3: Episode 3

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The bands manager isn't impressed by their first song. The Nuge and Sebastian start to have second thoughts about the name "FIST". Watch Supergroup Season 1, Episode 3 Episode 3 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Supergroup Season 1, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

7 episodes
Season 1
1

Episode 1

The band members meet in Las Vegas for the first time.
2

Episode 2

Jason Bonham has to leave because of two Foreigner shows he has to perform at, so the management gets Kid Beyond, a human beatboxer to fill in, as well as a fashion stylist to "update their image" - the band protests vehemently to both approaches. They settle for band name - "Fist".
3

Episode 3

The bands manager isn't impressed by their first song. The Nuge and Sebastian start to have second thoughts about the name "FIST".
4

Episode 4

The band members finally agree on the name.
5

Episode 5

The band discusses their next day warm-up performance, during which Sebastian and Jason debate their stage show, and while Sebastian insists that the drummer look him in the eye, Jason simply prefers to play his own thing and others to follow. Ted takes Scott and Evan to a shooting range, where they fire various heavy weaponry. Jason stays home, because he doesn't like the idea, while Sebastian stays to take a rest. Ted's wife Shemane also arrives, and voices concern about both her attitude not being a "rock-star wife" not fitting in with the other wives, and the constant swearing of the band.
6

Episode 6

The Nuge goes to a radio promo and flips out.
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Episode 7

It's the day of the concert, and everyone starts to show signs of nerve and excitement. To calm down the other members, Ted arranges a barbecue to raise their spirits; at the barbecue, all band members express how much they enjoy the current project and agree to treat the project as an actual band instead of a one-off performance.