Rocket Monkeys

Wally falsely believes that Gus is dying of the rare disease monkey‐itis, which Gus totally uses to his advantage. --- While trying to rescue Deep Space Dave from a fire beast, Gus and Wally turn their rocket ship into the galaxy’s hottest disco.

Yay‐OK’s spurned ex‐girlfriend, Belindor, is back for revenge with a plan to steal Yay‐Ok’s mojo. --- In an attempt to out‐do the Space Gorillas’ best‐selling fragrance, Gus and Wally create Monké, a horrifying smell of their own.

When criminal mastermind Monkevil is under pressure to marry a horrible insect beast, it’s up to Gus and Wally to save the runaway bride. --- Gus and Wally win a vacation for two to Banana Fun Land, which turns out to be a desolate wasteland designed to keep them as far away from Lord Peel as possible.

While Gus and Wally play who‐do‐you‐love more with Inky, Nefarious takes advantage of his resemblance to the pet squid to worm his way onto the monkey ship. --- Gus and Wally are thrilled to discover their long‐lost father frozen in a block of ice, until Chimpsky threatens to refreeze him if he can’t overcome his old‐school monkey ways.

Thanks to the monkeys, Chimpsky loses his cushy GASI job and must start at the bottom as a jr. jr. jr. rocket monkey aboard Gus and Wally’s ship. --- Lord Peel has a new plan: get the monkeys to hate bananas so that they will finally leave him alone. Shockingly enough, things don’t go as planned.

Gus and Wally’s old school chum, Cornelius J. Simian, is now a brilliant but uptight GASI scientist. The boys are determined to loosen up ol’ Corny even if it means destroying his career. --- Gus and Wally give Yay‐Ok a robot baby for Robot Appreciation Day, but things get complicated when it likes the boys better than its supposed robo‐dad.

When Yay‐Ok admonishes Gus and Wally for not sharing, the monkeys go to dangerous lengths to prove who can out‐share the other. --- Gus and Wally are supposed to be taking care of their Gamgam. Wally loves it, but when Gam‐gams’ crankiness becomes too much for Gus, he sends her off to Nefarious’ asteroid prison.

Wally coaxes sweet music from on an old rock, but Gus gets jealous when he can’t get the rock to work for him. --- When Gamester X discovers that Yay‐Ok was the star of the campy 80’s show “Thunderbot”, the ultimate collector snatches up the monkeys’ faithful brobot with plans to bring the long‐cancelled show back to the air… at any cost.

Lord Peel finally admits the truth: he really IS a banana. And to celebrate, the Rocket Monkeys have been invited to a special Banana Day Parade… which most certainly is a dastardly trick to destroy them both. --- After the monkeys accidentally save the Doodah’s life, they are a granted a single wish feather. But unfortunately for the magical creature, when it comes to the monkeys one is never enough.

Wally is super‐excited for his birthday, until he discovers that Nefarious shares his big day. --- When Yay‐Ok gives himself a hip upgrade, Gus and Wally mistakenly believe that this cool new robot has destroyed their old brobot.

Lord Peel comes up with a plan to ruin Halloween…by building the terrifying Franken‐Banana monster! --- When Yay‐Ok tells Gus there is no such thing as werebots, Gus is determined to prove that this time he’s right by convincing Yay‐Ok that he’s an actual werebot.

Someone on the ship is tattling, and no one is safe from suspicion. --- Gus and Wally’s plans to see the new 4D Deep Space Dave movie are put on hold when Chimpsky gives them a mind‐numbingly boring mission.

Gus and Wally are excited to see “Bananarchy” a supercharged robot banana wrestling event. But their trip is waylaid when Belindor shows up to patch things up with Yay‐Ok. --- After Gus and Wally chop down the last Boom‐boom tree, they discover that it was home to the super‐rare Boom‐boom creature. Now the monkeys must care for the annoying creature until a new tree can be grown in about a hundred years!