Rocket Monkeys

Gus and Wally blow off their homework assignment, leaving them ill-prepared for their next mission: building a protective sphere around an unstable quasar before it explodes.  --- Yay-Ok’s ‘robo-ripener’ blasts Wally, leaving him with a moustache. Monkevil loves the new, more mature Wally, turning jealous Gus into a big baby.

When the monkeys discover Yay-Ok has been holding in all his robo gas, they realize their true calling: helping their brobot learn to “express himself”. --- After the monkeys ruin the career of their old college pal Corny, he tries to start fresh by opening a hot new restaurant.

When stretching the truth about their heroic missions lands Gus an armful of awards, Wally wants in on the action.   --- The monkeys zoom off without checking for Yay-Ok, stranding their brobot on top of the ship.

Gus and Wally just can’t stop saying the swear word “Zargles”, even after they’re warned repeating it too many times will summon a horrible beast.  --- Do-gooder Documentarian Jane Goodspace attempts to rescue the monkeys from their ship and return them to their “natural habitat”.

Dr. Chimpsky’s young nephew is a huge fan of the Rocket Monkeys. Turns out he’s also a shape-shifting monster who doesn’t take no for an answer. --- When the monkeys are tasked with safely returning a race of balloon aliens back to their home planet, Wally struggles to control his “popping issues”.

Wally’s reputation as GASI’s most adorable agent is challenged when a darling Rocket Bunny enters the scene.  --- After Yay-Ok loses a talent competition, his Daddy-Bot forces him to join the family doom business.

While camping, the monkeys come across a hermitty Lord Peel, who they think is the reclusive Squamitch.  --- After Dr. Chimpsky accuses the monkeys of being the same, Gus and Wally are determined to differentiate themselves, even if it kills them.

Wally is the odd monkey out when the ship flies through a dimensional hoop and picks up an extra Gus... or two... or three.   --- Gus and Wally can’t wait to go to Squidland, Nefarious’ new and highly suspicious amusement park.

When Wally loses a tooth, the monkeys eagerly await a visit from the Banana Fairy... only to discover that Gamester X has taken over her monkey tooth business.  --- Wally inadvertently boosts his IQ when he botches the delivery of a super-smart alien brain.

When Lord Peel discovers an abandoned baby Hate-a-Saurus, he takes it in with one goal in mind: raising it to destroy the monkeys. --- Wally stows Space Bees away in the ship and declares himself queen bee, but trouble is abuzz when the real queen shows up to fight for her drones.

The monkeys work Yay-Ok so hard his wheel comes off. He’s devastated, until his old creator, Ivan Ivanovich, shows up with a pair of fancy new legs. --- Gus and Wally are determined to get a peek inside the ship’s newly discovered “little girl’s room.” There’s just one hitch: no boys allowed!

Gus and Wally transform a cardboard box into the S.S. Monkeyship, which a covetous Gamster X decides he needs for his own corrugated collection. --- As soon as Gus and Wally realize that more boo-boos equals more treats from their mom, they fight to see who can fake the most injuries.

When no one shows up for another one of Dr. Chimpsky’s terrible parties, the monkeys do their best to turn things around.  --- Lord Peel tries to make the monkeys afraid of the colour yellow in the hopes they’ll finally leave him alone.

Once Yay-Ok shows the monkeys their new super-cool panic room, Gus and Wally keep drumming up fake emergencies.  --- To keep his job, Yay-Ok must go back to school and finish his degree, but he has trouble fitting in with the new cool-bots on campus.

When Gus and Wally can’t open a ketchup bottle to put on their favorite banana bread, they enlist the help of GASI’s most wanted criminals to open it for them.  --- Gus and Wally trick Yay-Ok into believing he’s turned into a monkey. But when Yay-Ok goes all out with his simian silliness, the monkeys realize they’ve pushed the joke too far.

Gus and Wally can’t wait to score tons of Christmas prezzies, but everything changes when Santa reveals they’re on the super naughty list. They’re devastated, until Santa promises that if they can find one person to vouch for their niceness, there’ll be a present under the tree after all.

Gus and Wally break the butt off the statue of GASI’s most decorated general. They’re tasked with making things right, but they just can’t take the mission seriously.  --- A fight over Monkevil’s affections causes a rift between Gus and Wally.

Gus and Wally stumble on the concept of ‘apologizing’, which they quickly use to their advantage.   --- Lord Peel is trying to join a fancy social club. Desperate to prove his popularity, he enlists the Rocket Monkeys for help.

Nefarious invites Gus and Wally over for a slumber party so he can steal their ship when they fall asleep, but the monkeys have plans to stay up all night. --- When Yay-Ok’s younger sister comes to visit, he works overtime to keep her away from Gus and Wally’s rowdy influence.

It turns out Inky is a rental, and his lease period is up. Much to Inky’s disappointment, Gus and Wally start auditioning new pets before he’s even gone.  --- Bernice and Yay-Ok get into a disagreement over whom the Rocket Monkeys love more. Once Gus and Wally figure out what’s happening, they use the competition to their advantage.

Gus and Wally discover a mysterious “Switch of Doom”, which of course they can’t stop flipping.  --- When Gus stiffs a waiter on his tip, the server seeks revenge with a cursed bucket of fortune clams.

Yay-Ok can’t wait to compete on his favorite reality show, “Top Bot”. Too bad he has to get his lazy monkeys to nominate him first. --- After an epic war between robots and bananas breaks out, Yay-Ok puts Gus and Wally in a cryogenic sleep to save them from the suffering.

While Yay-Ok is off for a much needed spa day, the monkeys accidentally melt his replacement.  --- Yay-Ok is down with a virus. He calls Slo-Mo to cover for him, which turns out to be the perfect ploy for Nefarious’ next escape.

Deep Space Dave and the Purple Puzzler aren’t talking. If the monkeys ever want to see their favorite show again, it’s up to them to reunite the stars.  --- Gus’s new glasses up his stock considerably. A jealous Wally purchases a questionable knock-off pair, with horrifying results.

Yay-Ok’s popular comedy routine is fueled by monkey jokes. When Gus and Wally find out, they refuse to give him any more material.  --- Yay-Ok takes us behind-the-scenes of the making of the TV show, “Rocket Monkeys”. Lord Peel jumps on the chance to cancel the show for good.