Lunar Jim - Season 1

Eco is distraught when some critter sneaks into his garden for a taste of moon melon rinds and blue moon banana peels. With some investigating, Jim and his friends find the culprit to be an adorable lunar worm with an appetite for compost. // Moonaluna is growing dimmer by the minute as the crew's supply of light bulbs runs low. When Jim discovers some unusual glowing crystals, it seems to be just the solution they need. But this new world is full of unexpected surprises and there is much more to these moon rocks than meets the eye.

Some strange disappearances have Jim and the rest of the crew playing detective as they try to discover who stole their equipment, Gnordegrin the garden gnome, and even tried to filch Ted! // There's high-flying fun and adventure when the crew loses contact with the supply pod and a search and rescue mission is organized. While they don't find the pod during their quest, they do discover tracks of a six-footed alien leading straight to the Ecodome. Yikes!

When Ted's bungled attempt to drive the Lunar Crawler leaves them trapped inside a cave, it's up to Jim, Rover and Ripple to find themselves a means of escape. Putting their heads together, the team comes up with a solution that appreciates the gravity of the situation. // An annoying whistle has everyone at Moonaluna scratching their heads and plugging their ears. It takes all of them, with some indirect help from Daisy the cow to realize that the root of the problem leads to a patch of stinky moon melons.

When Rover goes missing, Jim and Ted are hot on his trail and find not only the robo-pup but a fabulous lunar playground. Problem is navigator Ted can't remember the way home. // A lunar sand clam snaps off Rover's tail ball, leaving the poor mutt without the ability to recharge. As his energy is slowly sapped, it's a botany lesson with Eco that provides the sand clam solution.

With Eco on a flower-finding expedition, Jim, Ripple and Ted tackle the chores in the Ecodome. But the introduction of a new robot leads to some serious trouble when it goes on a rampage, threatening to defoliate the entire lunar surface. // The discovery of a new flower proves to be big trouble when one sniff of it causes all the humans to forget what they are doing. It takes some serious nosing about by the robots to help get things back to normal.

It's a fast-paced adventure that has the Moonaluna gang rushing to save Rover when he becomes trapped in a supply pod that is scheduled to blast off in less than an hour. It turns out that one of Jim's donuts is exactly what they need to rescue their pal. // It's oodles of giggles when Ted accidentally zaps himself and begins involuntarily recording anything and everything anyone says. The glitch turns into a good thing when Jim is stuck on a ledge and only Ted's special new skill can save him.

The discovery of a slippery moon moss field gives Jim and his friends a chance to have some good old sliding fun. But when poor Ted ends up wedged between some rocks, it takes a team effort to get him back on his feet. // When strange nightly occurrences begin to take place in Moonaluna, a terrified Ted is convinced that Eco's tall tale about Captain Moonbeard is actually true. Some first-rate detective work, however, proves that the "culprit" is actually a sleepwalking Eco.

Jim is in a real mess when he lands in a pool of goop that hardens around him as he leaves the puddle. With a chocolate-flavoured revelation, Ripple and Eco are able to melt away all of his troubles. // Ripple ends up having an unplanned siesta when she wanders into a meadow of sleep-inducing flowers and Jim, Rover and Ted have to find a way to wake her without snoozing themselves.

During their hunt for a rare blue star sapphire, Eco's brains and Jim's brawn prove to be a winning combination when they become trapped in cave full of gems. // When the lunar worm gets a lunar burp belly tummy ache, Jim and Rover are immediately on the hunt for some moonbubble medicine. Problem is that the cure is invisible and it's up to Rover's snout to steer them in the right direction.