The Jetsons

Jane Jetson tries out a secondhand robot maid when the household's automatic food preparer breaks down, just as George invites his boss for dinner at the Jetsons' home.

Pop star Jet Screamer hosts a quiz show offering a date with him as the grand prize. George attempts to prevent Judy from winning, but she is selected as the winner and, unaware of George's interference, he ends up serving as her chaperone.

George and Jane visit Molecular Motors, where they inadvertently become entangled with the criminal Knuckles Nuclear and his accomplice, leading to a chaotic encounter.

Jane and the children want a dog for protection, but George prefers an apartment-approved electronic alternative, the nuclear-powered Electronimo. Meanwhile, the family unexpectedly finds a real dog, leading to a contest to determine which is better. The biological dog, Astro, proves his worth by accidentally foiling a burglar in the building.

George Jetson takes his boss, Cosmo Spacely, to a robot football game, while also tricking his wife into believing he's working late in order to avoid attending a PTA meeting.

George secures a vacation by agreeing to accompany Space Cub Troop #54 on a camping trip to the moon, but he soon gets lost and is rescued by Mr. Spacely's son, Arthur.

Spacely's rival, Cogswell, creates a flying suit, while Elroy believes he has developed a pill that enables flight. George mistakenly picks up the wrong suit from the cleaners and becomes convinced that Elroy's pills are real.

Judy and Rosey each find romantic partners, but their fluctuating emotions complicate their relationships. Meanwhile, Henry's animated assistant, a chaotic collection of junk, struggles with confusion as it tries to navigate the situation.

TV producers, tired of cowboy and doctor shows, propose Elroy for a new series called "Space Boy Zoom and His Dog Astro," but Spacely prefers his son and dog to be on TV instead.

Spacely Squirrel purchases a new robot named Uniblab, prompting George to believe he must finally work his full three-hour shift. However, George's janitor discovers a clever way to avoid the extra labor.

George's father visits the family, and along the way, he helps a woman by fixing her car, exchanging addresses in the process. A misunderstanding arises, leading the Jetsons to believe there is a connection between the two, when in fact George's father is merely babysitting for someone else.

Spacely and Cogswell engage in a business rivalry at the Moonside Country Club, with Spacely relying on Astro, a dog he believes can fly. His confidence is shaken when he learns Astro's flight is caused by a toy he has swallowed.

George and Jane travel to Las Venus for a mix of gambling and fun, funded by Spacely so George can attempt to sell sprockets to a female client. He must balance his wife's expectations with the needs of his business.

Elroy wins a contest to meet his hero, "Nimbus the Great," but the actor is too ill to appear. George takes it upon himself to cheer Elroy up by dressing as Nimbus and visiting him.

Spacely plans to test a new indestructible jacket and, after George is mistakenly told he has only a few days to live, sees an opportunity to use George as a test subject.

Astro is revealed to be the missing pet of a wealthy individual, forcing the Jetsons to give him up. Despite his luxurious new life, Astro remains devoted to the Jetson family.

George is accidentally shrunk to six inches due to a malfunction in a compression device. To restore him to normal size, the family must obtain replacement parts from Cogswell Cogs, their main rival company.

Jane becomes frustrated with public transportation and enrolls in driving lessons, questioning why she can't learn to drive if an 8-year-old like Elroy can get a learner's permit. Her unusual driving abilities unsettle her instructor, who abandons the job to hunt wild lions. Jane then believes she has a new instructor, not realizing the person is actually a fugitive.

Private Jetson is drafted, and George, as a family man, is granted a two-minute delay before reporting for duty. During basic training, recruits take an aptitude test, and one of them, in a moment of misguided creativity, forces a square peg into a round hole. The automated system misinterprets this as a sign of leadership potential, promoting the recruit to general. Spacely ends up as the commanding officer, and the training site is conveniently located ten minutes away from home.

Jane secretly enters the Miss Solar System pageant, unaware that Spacely Sprockets is the sponsor. George and Mr. Spacely are supposed to be judges, but Mrs. Spacely removes her husband from the panel, leaving George as the sole, unexpected judge.

A new building is constructed next to Spacely Sprockets, and George discovers it encroaches on Spacely's property by six inches. Spacely forces Cogswell into a humiliating position, and Jetson receives a promotion. However, the situation reverses when it is revealed that Spacely's building also encroaches on the new property by six feet.

Jane seeks some much-needed relaxation by visiting "Dude Planet" with a friend while the rest of the family remains at home to manage daily responsibilities.

George and Astro believe they witness a robbery, but it turns out to be a movie set. A producer tries to buy them out to avoid legal trouble, while George and Astro attempt to avoid the "robbers" and uncover the truth.

A mischievous student swaps Elroy's report card with one containing poor grades, leading Elroy to run away with Astro in search of proof. They accidentally become involved with a group of bank robbers.

During a school field trip to a remote asteroid, Elroy discovers a peculiar pink rock that unexpectedly hatches into Orbitty, a bouncy, spring-legged creature.

Rosey becomes convinced that the Jetsons plan to replace her and flees in fear.

A mysterious robot dog named Sentro arrives at Spacely Sprockets and is put in charge of guarding a valuable prototype, the Chocolate Microchip Cookie. Unbeknownst to Spacely, a spy from Cogswell Cogs is hidden inside Sentro and steals the cookie. George Jetson, after seeing a suspicious job ad, disguises himself as a woman and infiltrates Cogswell Cogs to recover the stolen prototype.

Judy records her weekly thoughts in her talking lips diary as her birthday approaches, hoping for a surprise party from her parents. When her space car breaks down, Curley Quasar is the only one who helps her, but she later avoids him, thinking he isn't part of the popular group. On Saturday, believing everyone has forgotten her birthday, Curley unexpectedly arrives with a gift, changing her opinion of him.

George becomes a superhero for a day using a thought remote, but when the device breaks, he may be stuck with his new powers permanently.

The Jetsons are tricked by Mr. Spacely into appearing on the game show "Family Fallout," where they compete against the Spacely family. Through their efforts, the Jetsons win a Foodarackacycle, while the Spacelys are left with a lifetime supply of Cogswells Cogs.

George encounters an elderly man on the bus who introduces him to "Replayola," a device that promises a better life. After accidentally erasing his wedding day with Jane, George must decide between keeping his newfound wealth and power or restoring his normal family life.

A group of fleas who form a rock band seek sanctuary on the planet Astro after fleeing the oppressive regime of the Solarini family, who run a cruel flea circus.

Jane accidentally crashes Mr. Spacely's car, leading him to wrongly accuse George, who is made to serve him until it is discovered that the car's brakes were jammed by a piece of Spacely's prized space china. With the Jetsons cleared, Spacely becomes the one serving George in a reversal of roles.

Spacely, upset that his rival Cogswell has won the "Tycoon of the Day" Award, pushes his employees to work a "Triple-Shift" in an effort to outdo him. George inadvertently incites a strike among the human workers after 24 hours of intense pressure, while also dealing with the aftermath of accidentally destroying Elroy's robot, Jocko, and attempting to replace it by impersonating the machine.

Feeling sad about not knowing her mother, Rosie is surprised when George Jetson takes it upon himself to help her discover her parentage in time for Mother's Day.

George and Jane's nephew, Hunky Moonrock, is set to visit Earth, but an unexpected complication arises when an alien from the planet Polaris is accidentally thawed and appears at the Jetsons' home. The situation becomes chaotic as the alien's presence disrupts the family's plans.

George attempts to impress Judy at her dance party by wearing unconventional, experimental shoes designed to enhance his dancing.

Judy is hesitant when her cousin Melissa invites her to stay with her, but she becomes curious after noticing significant changes in Melissa's life, prompting George to secretly take on a superhero persona to monitor Judy's activities. At the same time, Jane and Mrs. Spacely compete for a prestigious "Woman of the Year" Award.

George finds himself in an Olympic-style competition against the Cogswell Cogs, but things get complicated when Cogswell uses twin brothers, leaving George unsure which one is which.

The Jetsons encounter an alien named the Mirrormorph, capable of transforming into a perfect copy of anyone it encounters, though it cannot speak. As the alien mimics family members, the Jetsons must find a way to distinguish between the real people and the impostors.

George forgets his anniversary with Jane, leading to tension and a heated argument. As they reflect on their relationship, they recount their initial meeting and marriage, later discovering that the officiant who married them was a fraud. To resolve the issue, they remarry at a wedding chapel.

George takes his family to an old west town to distract Elroy from his spy obsession, but things get complicated when Bad Bart Blaster confronts him with a showdown. With help from Bad Bart's dog and Astro, the group manages to resolve the conflict.

After repeated malfunctions, R.U.D.I. is sent to Outer Moongolia with George's family, but Spacely is humiliated when R.U.D.I. takes control and threatens to destroy the factory.

The Jetson family discovers a baby left on their doorstep, only to learn that he is actually a miniature criminal in disguise.

Elroy and Astro are separated during a vacation at Club Mellowstar and find themselves in a surreal dream world where antique robot versions of modern appliances are engaged in war.

George is unexpectedly laid off and, with his family's encouragement, moves to the idyllic Planet Paradisio to start a simpler life. However, their peaceful existence is disrupted when a corporate developer begins transforming the planet into luxury condominiums.

George is celebrated as a hero after fixing a faulty shipping robot, but soon after, Rosie begins acting erratically and starts stealing objects, forcing the Jetsons to address her dual personality.

The Jetson family, overwhelmed by their daily challenges, embarks on a vacation to Fantasy Planet, where they meet Mr. Rocket, a character inspired by Fantasy Island's Mr. Roarke. Each family member is placed in a capsule to experience their own personal fantasy.

George is kidnapped by a secret spy group called SNEAK due to a case of mistaken identity. While in captivity, he encounters his exact look-alike, a secret agent known as Space Bong, who helps him escape.

The museum curator becomes fascinated with Orbitty and decides to feature him as a special exhibit in time for Halloween.

George is put in charge of judging the Spacely Space Sprockets Space Dog Show, but he finds himself caught in a difficult situation as various parties—including his family, Mr. Spacely, and a mobster—each want their preferred dog to win. As the competition unfolds, several unexpected events lead to a resolution where Astro is declared the winner, and the other contenders face surprising fates.

George is given a raffle book for the Venutian Sweepstakes by Spacely, and to everyone's surprise, he wins the grand prize of 10,000,000 Venuties, which upsets Mrs. Spacely.

Elroy wins a science contest and is invited to witness a space shuttle launch with his family. When he and Astro accidentally board the shuttle, they are launched into space and return to Earth, but they have aged significantly. The episode parodies *The Right Stuff*.

Jane wins a trip aboard the Love Rocket, where George reunites with an old flame and Jane meets her first boyfriend. As the journey unfolds, Elroy and Judy discover the developments and attempt to intervene to save the marriage.

The Spacely Sprockets face off against the Cogswell Cogs in a high-stakes robot baseball match, with George Jetson as Spacely's star pitcher. As the game intensifies, Cogswell gains an unexpected advantage, raising questions about whether Jetson can endure to see the final inning through.

Jane Jetson purchases futuristic sunglasses from an alien vendor that enable the wearer to glimpse the immediate future. George Jetson discovers this and takes Jane to the space-horse races, hoping to use her vision to win bets. The episode explores whether their scheme will lead to success or unintended consequences.

Elroy struggles to create a Father's Day video for his school project while Astro becomes increasingly obsessed with a poodle living next door, causing chaos for the entire family.

George, Jane, and Mr. Spacely attend a convention to showcase the EXIT, while Judy manages the household as Elroy tests his Dog Trainer. A mishap with program discs leads to chaos, threatening George's job and requiring Elroy to recover the missing dogs.

Grandpa Jetson reenters the story and becomes smitten with Nova Neutron, a teenager whose boyfriend, Tyco, mistakes him for Mr. Spacely and intends to exploit him for money.

Ralph, a clumsy robot who has been fired from 32 jobs, seeks revenge against George Jetson, whom he blames for his latest termination.

George tries to help Elroy confess to his mother about a mishap involving her favorite pitcher, but when George ends up stranded on an asteroid with Bubbles Blastoff, he faces his own dilemma: should he tell the truth to Jane about why he stayed away overnight?

George, convinced by Spacely that he is too old to represent Spacely Sprockets, attempts a hasty solution to reverse his aging, but the plan backfires with unintended and chaotic consequences.

Spacely appoints his nephew Sam as George's new supervisor, but Sam is secretly focused on eloping with Asteroid, Cogswell's daughter. Miscommunication with Rosie leads George to mistakenly believe that Judy is the one planning to elope with Sam.

The Jetsons compete in the Space-Time Capsule Contest, but must decide which family member's story to submit as only one entry is allowed. With help from an unexpected friend, they merge their stories into a single submission and win the title of "Future Family of the Year." The episode includes clips from previous Jetsons adventures.

Inspired by Charles Dickens' *A Christmas Carol*, the episode follows Scrooge Spacely as he forces George to work on Christmas Eve, leading to exhaustion, while Astro is injured and becomes ill after chasing a toy robot cat. The Spirits of Christmases Past, Present, and Future intervene to teach Spacely the true meaning of Christmas.

A technical glitch in the TeleViewer allows Elroy to stumble upon a robbery scheme orchestrated by a figure known as "The Gripfather," leading George to become inadvertently entangled in the unfolding events.

Elroy accidentally uses an evolution machine to advance Astro's intelligence by 10,000 years, greatly enhancing his IQ. Astro helps George win a high-stakes chess game, but is later arrested by the dogcatcher. To resolve the situation, Astro competes on a televised game show in hopes of winning a large prize.

Judy becomes interested in Rocky Retro, a popular new student, but he chooses Marcia over her because she has a car. Determined to get her own car, Judy takes on three unusual jobs—walking dogs through space, working construction, and taking orders at a fly-thru burger joint in a distant solar system.

Orwell Spacely, the nephew of Mr. Spacely, is revealed as the company's inventor. George is chosen as the test subject for a new product. The invention, intended to clean people, instead causes invisibility, leading to a mysterious faceless driver who breaks the speed limit.

Judy avoids the annual father/daughter dance by faking the 48-hour flu, recalling last year's embarrassing incident. Jane, determined to make this year better, reveals that their father is taking dance lessons. The children use a super-powered sense of smell to track him down and secretly observe one of his lessons.

George experiences a toothache and visits his dentist, who fits him with experimental artificial teeth. When the new tooth turns out to be a dog's tooth, George begins exhibiting unusual behavior, including chasing cats and barking at his family.

Rosie develops feelings for the janitor's robot and considers marrying it to secure a "green card," raising questions about whether robots are eligible for marriage.

Jane enters a gardening competition, but her plant is destroyed by Astro. George replaces it with a rare Martian Creeper from 'Far Out Flowers', which proves to be an unusual and valuable species.

George is persuaded by Orwell, Spacely's nephew, to create a superior clone of himself, but the clone's presence causes George to question his place within his own family.

Spacely administers an aptitude test to his employees, deliberately ensuring George gets the lowest score. However, Judy, Elroy, and Astro tamper with the results to make George's father appear the most competent, leading to George being placed in charge of the plant temporarily. Unaware of the manipulation, Cogswell sees this as an opportunity to sabotage Spacely's business and frame George.