As a result of the manner in which Dick settled his dispute with Liam, the group is ordered home. Of course, there are always loose ends to tie up before a long space trip. Dick wants Mary to accompany them, and Sally decides to instill confidence in Don. They organize a farewell party, and Harry and Tommy decide to charge everything and not worry about being around to pay the bill. They even hire Elvis Costello to sing "Fly Me to the Moon".
s06e01 - Les Liaisons Dickgereuses
s06e02 - Fear and Loathing in Rutherford
s06e03 - Indickscretion
s06e04 - Dick'll Take Manhattan (1)
s06e05 - Dick'll Take Manhattan (2)
s06e06 - Why Dickie Can't Teach
s06e07 - B.D.O.C.
s06e08 - Red, White & Dick
s06e09 - Dick Digs
s06e10 - There's No Business Like Dick Business
s06e11 - A Dick Replacement
s06e12 - Dick's Ark
s06e13 - You Don't Know Dick
s06e14 - My Mother, My Dick
s06e15 - Glengarry Glen Dick
s06e16 - Dick Soup for the Soul
s06e17 - Mary Loves Scoochie (1)
s06e18 - Mary Loves Scoochie (2)
s06e19 - The Thing That Wouldn't Die (1)
s06e20 - The Thing That Wouldn't Die (2)
3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN is an inspired half-hour comedy series farcically dealing with the human condition set in the fictional city of Rutherford, Ohio. This gentle-hearted series stars John Lithgow as the High Commander of an investigative team sent to Earth on a mission to learn everything about humans and their so-called advanced civilization. Described by its producers as 'Carl Sagan meets the Marx Brothers', 3rd Rock has a clever, distinct point of view seen through the extraterrestrial team who has no other worldly powers except absolute truthfulness.