Season 3
19 episodes · 2011
1Josh Kalis
How it all got started in Grand Rapids.
2Brandon Westgate
Patrick went up to Wareham and coaxed Brandon Westgate into talking about cranberry bogs, lawn mower parts, and dentists who trade Vicodins for BJs.
4Menace
First up, Billy goes over a little history of himself, and it includes some unseen footage of he and Joey Suriel from a Powell part that never came out.
7Beagle (Bonus)
Bonus episode from the Season 1 DVD.
8Arto Saari
Arto Saari's story is nothing short of miraculous. Obviously he's naturally gifted and skated his ass off as a kid, but his rise to prominence is like no one else's.
9Elissa Steamer
We're psyched to finally have a female pro skater on the show, and who better than Elissa Steamer, the first female pro skater ever.
10Eric Dressen
In part one of the series, we hear about an era in skating when most weren't even a sperm in their dads' balls & kick-turning was considered a trick.
11Geoff Rowley
For part one of the Geoff Rowley episode we checked out his hometown of Liverpool, England, and also went to London and Southbank to meet with some well known names in British skateboarding.
12Sean Malto
We take a look at Sean's beginnings as a skateboard wunderkind in Kansas City, trying to get sponsored, and ultimately landing a coveted spot on Girl.
13Theotis Beasley
We check out Theo's old stomping grounds in Inglewood, CA and recap his early skating days, from feeling like he had to hide his skills as a kid to a chance meeting with Andrew Reynolds.
14Ed Templeton
Ed Templeton has been a super-obvious choice for Epicly Later’d since the early days of the show. Maybe that’s why it took so long for us to do it.
15Keith Hufnagel
Long before HUF, and before everyone and their grandma had a pair of weed socks, Keith was just a kid, busting his ass to get sponsored.
16Chocolate
Chocolate has always been an elite brand, so we jumped at the opportunity to do a "20 Years of Chocolate" episode.
19The Rise And Fall Of Ali Boulala
VICE profiles a skater from Sweden who achieved pro circuit fame as a teen. But his on-going addiction to drugs and alcohol ultimately ended his career and the life of a friend.