Ep 3. Dethhealth

In the third episode of Metalocalypse's third season, Dethklok is faced with a major issue - their unhealthy habits. The band has eaten so poorly and neglected their physical health to the point where they are in danger of becoming seriously ill. In order to combat this, their manager Charles calls in a personal health coach to whip the band into shape and get them on a healthier track.

The episode begins with Dethklok carrying out their usual habits- excessive food consumption, drinking, and partying. However, their unhealthy routines start to catch up with them as they become sluggish and unproductive. Charles, recognizing that this is a problem that won't just go away on its own, brings in a health coach named Rikki Kixx. Rikki is a tough woman who does not put up with any nonsense. She takes a no-nonsense approach with the band, cutting off their supply of unhealthy food and alcohol and forcing them to exercise every day.

Dethklok initially resists Rikki's efforts to get them healthy but eventually realizes that their health is at stake and that they need to make some changes. However, Dethklok's transformation is far from perfect. While they start to eat healthier and work out more, they also become hyper-obsessed with their health. They start consuming too many supplements and overexerting themselves at the gym, leading to bizarre and extreme behavior such as Pickles' attempts to run a marathon and Murderface's decision to follow a raw food diet.

The band's overall health improves, but their mental health starts to deteriorate, and each member begins to struggle with their own set of problems. This leads to a series of absurd and hilarious events, including a scene where Nathan Explosion hallucinates that he is a bird and flies around the city.

Meanwhile, Charles starts to feel left out and struggles with his own health problems, leading to an amusing subplot about his own attempts to get fit. Ultimately, the episode ends with the band reverting back to some of their old habits, having learned that being too extreme in their approach to health can be just as dangerous as being completely unhealthy.

Overall, Dethhealth is a hilarious and absurd episode that pokes fun at the health and wellness industry while also showcasing the characters' personalities and struggles. The episode manages to balance its humor with a genuine concern for the band's well-being, resulting in a satisfying and entertaining story.