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Wa$ted! Season 3, Episode 5: These Three Bachelors

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Rudy, Matt and Randall work hard and play hard but their lifestyle is leaving a wasteful trail behind them. To get to the meat of this problem, Wa$ted! host, Annabelle Gurwitch, brings them face to face with their consumption and attempts to beef up their knowledge on the effect they?re having on the planet. Watch Wa$ted! Season 3, Episode 5 These Three Bachelors in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Wa$ted! Season 3, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

10 episodes
1

Sweet Melissa's Patisserie

This quaint and upscale neighborhood bakery in Brooklyn, NY may bake delicious gourmet treats but unfortunately that’s not all they’re making. Home to a feast of wasteful ways, a new ingredient is added when Wa$ted! host, Annabelle Gurwitch pays a visit to show them how they have bitten off more than the planet can chew.
2

The Brady Bunch

This true to life Brady Bunch style family of nine is living like a community of none and creating far more waste than necessary. Wa$ted host, Annabelle Gurwitch, delivers some challenges to reduce their waste, but the very first challenge might just turn them off altogether…
3

The Fernandes Family

Eldest son Tony Jr. has been trying to convince his family of five that their wasteful practices are unnecessary and too costly to continue. But he?s clearly out on his own and even with the help of Wa$ted! host, Annabelle Gurwitch, he might not be able to teach his family the error of their wasteful ways.
4

Once Upon A Sundae

Making kids dreams come true is the mantra of this party throwing business in Long Island, NY. But with so many disposable dishes, discarded arts and crafts, toxic paints and polish, and enough garbage to fill an ice cream truck - those dreams are nothing but a nightmare for the planet.
5

These Three Bachelors

Rudy, Matt and Randall work hard and play hard but their lifestyle is leaving a wasteful trail behind them. To get to the meat of this problem, Wa$ted! host, Annabelle Gurwitch, brings them face to face with their consumption and attempts to beef up their knowledge on the effect they?re having on the planet.
6

Driving Mrs. New Jersey

Mrs. New Jersey, her car obsessed husband Lorenzo, and their beautiful children are living quite the lavish lifestyle. Beauty products galore, gas guzzling vehicles, an RV, an open plan enormous home, televisions and lights on everywhere - make this picture perfect family the picture perfect challenge for Wa$ted!
7

The Space Family

Never afraid to take on new and exciting challenges, Wa$ted! host, Annabelle Gurwitch, arms herself with the facts and goes under fire to meet the Space Family. These hunters and Zoo keepers maintain that global warming is for attention seekers and that the world will never run out of electricity. Anyone detecting a clash?
8

Hyper Diapers

Mary Jo and Bob have four kids ? under the age of two! Tyler was followed by the triplets; Chase, Cooper and Colbea, and adorable as they all are, they?re not painting the prettiest picture for the environment. WA$TED host Annabelle Gurwitch pays a visit to see if there might be alternatives to problems such as 13,000 disposable diapers a year.
9

Paper Capers

Challenged by an industry that is one of the paper wasting leaders by nature, Wa$ted host Annabelle Gurwitch has her work cut out for her when visiting the advertising agency, EFK Group. Find out if it is possible to teach a company new ways of doing business and still remain efficient and at the top of their game.
10

Gone to the Dogs

Five Star Kennels is a family run dog grooming, boarding and training facility. High energy bills, 500lbs of discarded dog hair a year, and over $7000 a year spent on paper towels, has Wa$ted! host, Annabelle Gurwitch, working hard to help put their wasteful ways on a leash before the planet ? goes to the dogs.