The Partridge Family Season 3 Episode 3

Ep 3. Princess and the Partridge

  • September 29, 1972

The Partridge Family season 3 episode 3, titled "Princess and the Partridge," follows the famous family band as they embark on a European tour. The episode centers around their visit to the small country of Lictenberg where they are set to perform for the royal family. The band is excited for the opportunity, but little do they know, they are in for quite an adventure.

Upon arrival, the Partridges are surprised to find that the King and Queen have a daughter, Princess Isabella, who is a huge fan of their music. The young princess is especially fond of Keith, the band's heartthrob lead singer, and spends most of her time flirting with him.

Meanwhile, the Partridges are having trouble adjusting to the country's customs and laws. They are constantly being scolded for breaking various rules, such as jaywalking and littering. The family's manager, Reuben, tries to keep them in line, but it seems like they can't catch a break.

Things come to a head when Princess Isabella invites Keith to a royal ball, and the rest of the family is left feeling left out. However, their luck turns around when they stumble upon a local market and meet a kind woman who helps them navigate the nuances of Lictenberg cultural practices.

As the date of their performance draws closer, the Partridges must navigate not only the strict customs of Lictenberg but also the drama surrounding Princess Isabella's crush on Keith. In the end, they must figure out a way to put their differences aside and come together as a band to give the performance of a lifetime.

Filled with laughs, romance, and plenty of musical performances, "Princess and the Partridge" is a classic episode of The Partridge Family that fans won't want to miss.

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Description
  • First Aired
    September 29, 1972
  • Language
    English