When Sputnik sees a mysterious bird, she has trouble convincing the rest of the crew that it's real.

Comet wants to play in a band with the others, but he doesn't play an instrument.

Comet drops his favorite stuffed animal in front of the whole cafe.

Radar learns the importance of exercise.

Halley and Comet learn jumping to conclusions is a bad idea.

Comet and the crew are psyched for a float-building competition.

Radar seems excited for a sleepover, but he gets anxious.

The crew is a little leery of Comet's insect-like Veezleboog collection, but when they learn about the cool things Veezleboogs can do, they welcome them into the Astroblast eco system.

When Sputnik's prized giant peach disappears from the Frosty Star, she puts on her detective hat and interviews all the suspects. No one is safe from suspicion...until Sputnik learns she shouldn't have jumped to conclusions.

A mini golf competition pits Sputnik and Jet against each other where they learn nothing is more important than friends.

When the crew hears a story about hidden treasure in the Frosty Star, they all work together to reach the treasure chest.

Comet's friends want to borrow his new space pod because it's the fastest in the galaxy.

A mailbox mixup leaves Comet questioning his friendship with Halley.

When the crew meets Sal's GamGam, they're shocked at how fragile she seems. But when she saves the day, they learn that they jumped to conclusions about what she could do.

Halley gets jealous of sharing friends.

A family of new customers are scared of Jet, but they learn to trust him after he saves the littlest one from a fall.

When Radar gets obsessed with the new karaoke machine Comet got for a party, he doesn't want to give anyone else a turn.

Sputnik's so excited for a Carly Cosmos concert, she tries to hid the fact that she's sick. But her friends catch on and make her rest--and even bring the fun back home!

Jet needs new shoes.

Halley thinks Radar works too slowly.

Halley gives Comet a gift.

The crew tries to show the customers that they care.

The crew stumbles on a scavenger hunt on a lazy afternoon.

Bippity-Bop customers multiply every time they drink a smoothie.

The Frosty Star garners some attention--the smoothies are the best in the galaxy! But when reporters come to interview the crew, they act differently in front of the cameras. In the end, they learn it's always better to be yourself.