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26 Episodes 2023 - 2024
Episode 1
The Galapagos X Team heads off on its first exciting test mission to take the future back. But when they accidentally travel back to the wrong time and Bobbi is bird-napped by future-enemy Doc Crock, will the team somehow manage to turn this wayward mission into their first success?
Episode 2
In the future it's raining glitter, which is both horrible and fabulous at the same time. The Galapagos X team goes back in time to discover how Doc Crock's non-recyclable plastic glitter created a mountain of trouble.
Episode 3
In the future there are no raspberries. Or raspberry jam. So the gang goes back in time to discover that Doc Crock has cornered the market on bees. Could this somehow be connected to the future's 'berry' disappointing breakfast?
Episode 4
In the future, ocean-view condominiums are floating out to sea. The team goes back in time and discovers Doc Crock leveling wetlands to construct the luxury buildings. Could the wetlands serve a purpose that no one realizes?
Episode 5
In the future, they've reached "Code Orange" due to a global invasion of goldfish. The Galapagos X team goes back in time to discover how one tiny mistake can create a huge orange problem.
Episode 6
In the future, Orchid and her dad want to plant a special singing moon flower on a nearby hill - who has someone stolen the dirt? The team goes back in time to discover what the problem just be clueless Doc Crock tries her hand at farming.
Episode 7
The future has gotten really loud. Mostly because everyone spends all their time noisily vacuuming up pollution. The gang goes back in time to fix the problem and discovers a surprising foe: The Energy Vampires.
Episode 8
In the future, real trees have been replaced by Crock-brand high-tech trees. But could these be too good to be true? Yes. The gang goes back in time to discover what real trees do for the planet and stop the fake ones before it's too late.
Episode 9
In the future, a pile of battery waste has grown so big, it's taken over yet another country. Can the team go back in time and fight Crock in an epic battle for rechargeables before Bobbi's last disposable battery runs out of juice?
Episode 10
In the future, there's a major water shortage and cities are now on wheels so as to better chase rain clouds. How did it get to this? Crock, of course. But how can the team convince this Olympic-sized water waster to turn off her tap?
Episode 11
The future is plagued with the Blox Pox virus. The team goes back in time to find the virus's source: a critter that has escaped a video game into the human world. Who on the team can get it back into the game where it belongs?
Episode 12
In the future, power is generated by people on stationary bikes. Keeping the lights on is hard work. The team goes back in time to find Doc Crock sabotaging renewable energy sources. How to fix this? With a robot dance battle, of course.
Episode 13
In the future, nobody drinks tap water anymore. The kids go back in time to find out why and discover the problem is a feud between farmers and bugs. Can the team somehow make friends out of these age-old enemies?
Episode 14
The future is really hot, and worse, everybody's too cranky to appreciate Zeph's humor. The team goes back in time to discover a surprising source of the laughter-killing-heat: Doc Crock's restaurant?
Episode 15
The future is running out of resources - everything from kelp snacks to rubber duckies. If the Galapagos X gang wants to save the future's favorite snack, there's going to be some drama.
Episode 16
In the future, animals have taken over the streets. The gang goes back in time to discover Doc Crock's crops of smoothie berries and some well-fed birds. What could these two things have to do with the rhino traffic jams of the future?
Episode 17
The future is so hot and sticky that singing superstar Barney Pluto announces he's moving to Pluto. How can the team stop this pop culture tragedy? By making sure everyone gets the message about how bad A/C is - through song, of course.
Episode 18
In the future, the ground is covered in tiny plastic toys that - Ouch. - hurts to walk on. The team goes back in time to discover Crock's trendy disposable toy line is to blame. Could they show Crock a new way to play?
Episode 19
When a January heatwave pulls the plug on the future's winter fun, the team goes back in time to find the problem - the big carbon footprints from Crock's new line of monster trucks.
Episode 20
In the future, Oshie's party is canceled due to a - sea monster?. The kids go back in time to find the monster is actually a plastic garbage blob of Crock brand party supplies. Will it scare Crock straight about single-use plastics?
Episode 21
In the future, confused birds crash everyone's parties. To find out why, the team goes back in time to discover Crock's super-store spotlights are part of the problem. It may take a bit of gas-lighting to get her to change her lighting.
Episode 22
In the future, all the animals are shedding at once and fur balls are taking over the world. The team goes back in time to discover the future's surprising new foe: Crock's heat-loving cat - Mr. Froufroupants.
Episode 23
A green carpet of slime is creeping across the planet, and the future is slippery. The team goes back in time to discover Crock is once again to blame. Luckily, they have a new secret weapon to help them keep the future from falling down.
Episode 24
The future is down to one last Arctic hare, and the kids go back in time to find out why. Crock, as usual, is to blame. But could the Galapagos X kids be to blame as well?
Episode 25
Zeph wants to be an artist one day, but in the future, recycling is the only possible career path. Could Crock's new recycling program and Zeph's new origami career come together in a show-stopping fix for an age-old problem?
Episode 26
In the future, hordes of snails are taking over. The team goes back in time to discover Crock's zest for perfection and profit might have started it. But stopping it will require a Scrooge-style look at Crock-past, present and future.