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My Fair Jet

**My Fair Jet** is the second half of the thirty-second episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean and Sydney are planning to take Jet to the DSA Open House the upcoming weekend. The Earth kids are nervous that he will get in front of a crowd of strangers and forget to keep the secret that he's an alien from Bortron 7. After a hilarious outburst from Jet, the kids are motivated to try to train him to behave less like an alien from outer space, and more like a regular Earthie kid. Jet's doing well until he ends up using his Bortronian jet-pack to fly up to rescue the DSA weather balloon when it's about to get away in some bad weather.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Celery Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Face 9000
* Dr. Rafferty
* Dr. Melendez
* Dr. Bergs
* Mr. Peterson
* Cody

## Songs

* My Name is Jet
* Bortronian is What I Am!
* Bortronian is What I Am! (Weather)

## Trivia

* This is the first time where one of the characters (Sean) gets put in actual physical danger, as Sean was carried away by the DSA weather balloon.
* Jet explicitly reveals in his song that he is Bortronian, yet Sean and Sydney don't seem to care.
* This episode includes some mature themes, such as Sean almost getting killed by getting carried away by the weather balloon in some bad weather, and the possibility of all funding for the Deep Space Array getting cut if the Open House is a failure. Jet's alien identity is also taken more seriously.
* When Jet is sorting the pictures, pictures from *Date Night*, *Sunspot and the Great Red Spot*, and *Satellite Selfie* can be seen.
* The title is a reference to the 1964 film *My Fair Lady*.
	+ The plot for the episode is also a reference to the film. In the film, pompous phonetics professor Henry Higgins (Rex Harrison) is so sure of his abilities that he takes it upon himself to transform a Cockney working-class girl into someone who can pass for a cultured member of high society. In the same way, in this episode, Sean and Sydney try to train Jet to behave more like a civilized, normal Earthie kid, and less like an alien from Bortron 7.
		- 2 April 2018 this was affirmed by Craig Bartlett in a Reddit AMA.
* There's also a reference to the movie, *Singin' in the Rain*. Dr. Rafferty's ditty "Standing in the Rain" is a parody of the titular song.
* Cody does not appear with Mitchell in this episode.

## Goofs/Errors

* In the Hungarian dub of the episode, Jet is referred to by both his Hungarianized name (Rakéta Jet) and English name (Jet Propulsion).
* In the crowd towards the end of the episode, several character models are duplicated.
Beep and Boop's Game

**Beep and Boop's Game** is the first half of the twenty-eighth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

The kids help Dr. Rafferty and Bergs get Mars Rover BOOP over a ravine on the red planet by simulating actions in the DSA 'Mars Yard' using BEEP (Boop's sister)! Trial and error leads to success. Along the way, the kids learn just how scientists communicate with far away rovers - through satellites above Mars. The kids then solve a new mystery set up by Bergs, figuring out that Beep and Boop are communicating about... a game of Mars/Mars Yard tic-tac-toe they're playing!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Dr. Rafferty
* Dr. Bergs
* Beep
* Boop

## Learning Goals

A good amount of communication between Mars and Earth goes through satellites. Rovers send images, along with instrument and status data, back to Earth. Extrapolating from the data, the scientists send commands to the rover, which can take 4-24 minutes to be received due to the distance. Rovers are often on their own, carrying out commands and sending image data to overhead satellites. The rover's commanders may tell it to move toward a new rock, grind a rock, analyze a rock, take photos, or gather other data with other instruments.

## Trivia

* In this episode, the phrase "Booyah! Science" is coined by Dr. Bergs. Sean would later use it in *Space Race* and *Back to Bortron 7*.
* The whole reason why Boop had to get over the ravine in the first place was to see if a mountain on Mars was a volcano or not. It was never revealed if it was a volcano or not.
* This is the very first individual segment to premiere in 2017.
The Mindysphere

**The Mindysphere** is the first half of the thirty-fourth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Mindy's mom has gradually been giving Mindy permission to go a little bit farther in the neighborhood on her own, and Mindy is trying to map out exactly what her boundaries are. Sean compares her "Mindysphere" to the helisophere-the boundaries of the Sun's influence. The kids get Celery to fly them out past the heliosphere into true interstellar space. Back on Earth, they make their own Voyager 1 (out of a wagon) and take Mindy to the outermost edges of the Mindysphere!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Celery Propulsion
* Mindy Melendez
* Dr. Rafferty

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to be written by Christie Insley, the script coordinator for the show.
* As of this episode, Mindy is allowed to go a bit past Jet's yard as long as she's with Jet, Sean, and Sydney. The outermost edge of her boundaries is the local ice cream and pie shop.
* This is the first time in which the characters leave the heliosphere.
* It is revealed that Sean has a pet hamster named Pedro.
* Jet's hatred for ice cream is brought up again, after *Mindy's Weather Report*, *Asteroid Patrol*, *Detective Mindy*, *Try and Try Again*, and *Fact or Fiction?*.
* According to his astronaut's log, Sean had a dentist appointment two days prior to this episode's events occurring.
* Etch-a-Sketch master Christoph Brown created two Etch-a-Sketch drawings for this episode, which are shown on Sunspot's tablet and reference real life paintings.
	+ The "Mindy Lisa", parodying the Mona Lisa.
	+ A picture of Celery and Carrot, who is holding a rake, parodying American Gothic.
Great Galacto

> (chuckles) None of me big, bold adventures would be possible without me crew behind the scenes
> helping me run the ship, make me videos, doing me promotion. (Galacto laughs) It does take a team. Isn't it just like that song you were singing now?
>
> -Galacto

**The Great Galacto** is a TV show host/content creator from Bortron 7. He only appears in *Space Camp*.

## Personality

The Great Galacto likes to do the impossible and go on dangerous escapades. On his show, he acts like he does everything all by himself, but later, he admits that he has his crew with him behind the scenes. As a content creator who makes videos aimed at an impressionable young audience, he seems to lack a sense of social responsibility; his stunts caused Jet to try comet surfing for himself and trigger Sunspot's comet dust allergies. Galacto admits that he should put a "don't try this at home" disclaimer from now on. Nonetheless, he is a heroic and kindhearted guy.

## Galacto's Ship Log

This is what Galacto wrote in his ship log while he was in the caverns of Mascarpone:

*"I fear I'm done. No time to wait. I only hope I'm not too late. I'll search the caves before I'm doomed and hope that help comes to me soon*."

## International Voices

* France: Gérard Rouzier
* Latin America: Rodolfo Bonacci

## Trivia

* Much like Sunspot, he is allergic to comet dust, and also shrinks.
* He has a Scottish accent.

 **Earthies:Dr. Rafferty • Dr. Bergs • Amy Skelley • Mr. Peterson • Mitchell Peterson • Lillian • Aurora • Houston • Bina Chandra**

**Bortronians**:**Uncle Zucchini** • **Eggplant** • **Zerk** • **Face 9001** • **Moonbeam** • **Stella Singularity** • ****Great Galacto****

**Earth Animals & Robots**: Cody • Floyd • Jet 2 (character) • Sydney 2 (character) • Beep • Boop
Sunspot's Night Out

**Sunspot's Night Out** is the second half of the twelfth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

When Sunspot goes missing in the neighborhood, Sydney, Sean, and Jet use the North Star to navigate their way to where he is.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Mindy Melendez
* Celery Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Face 9000
* Mitchell Peterson
* Mr. Peterson (cameo)
* Cody

## Learning Goals

The North Star is often used for navigation due to its constant position in our sky. It isn’t the brightest star, but unlike the other stars, it seems to remain at a fixed location in the sky.

## Trivia

* This episode reveals that on Bortron 7, Sunspot was in an All-Bortronian Creature Choir. Carrot still has the shirt from when they toured the Bortron system, but it's long since shrunken.
* Eggplant was mentioned in this episode. Jet says that dog treats smell like her shampoo. However, she was mentioned by her Bortronian name, and not her Earthie name.
* Mr. Peterson makes a cameo in this episode, but his official debut was in the next episode, *The Grandest Canyon*.
* The episode got a book adaptation that keeps the name of *Sunspot's Night Out.*
* The song that the animals were singing was "Ode To Joy", wich is used as the final movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9.

## In Other Languages

 **Korean** | 사라진 선스팟
Visit to Mom's Office

**Visit to Mom's Office** is the first half of the tenth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean and Sydney take Jet to meet Sean’s mom, a scientist, at the Deep Space Array. She explains that they’re looking for stars with their own systems of exoplanets to detect if there might be any that contain life. But will taking Jet out in public expose his secret identity?

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Mindy Melendez
* Dr. Rafferty
* Dr. Bergs (debut)
* Beep

## Learning Goals

An exoplanet is a planet that doesn’t orbit the Earth’s sun, but instead orbits a different star in the Universe.

## Trivia

* In this episode, Dr. Bergs mentions that the scientific method song was his and Dr. Rafferty's "fight song" in school.
* Jet tells Dr. Rafferty his secret, but Dr. Rafferty thinks that Jet feels like an alien, like she did when she was a kid.
* This episode hints that Jet may have a crush on Dr. Rafferty.
* Unlike its sister episode, which is animated by Hot and Sour, this episode is animated by Digitales, who is not credited.
Space Race

**Space Race** is the first half of the thirty-fifth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Jet, Sydney, Sean, and Sunspot join Celery as she competes against her brother, Uncle Zucchini, in an 'Earthie-style race with a winner'! The race is tight until Celery uses the kids' proposed secret 'strategy' - a 'gravity assist' off of Jupiter, to increase their saucer speed, and win!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Celery Propulsion
* Face 9000
* Uncle Zucchini
* Moonbeam

## Trivia

* This is the second time we hear someone say "Booyah! Science!", the first time being in *Beep and Boop's Game*.
* It is revealed that Jet and Sunspot like to eat sushi.
* At the end of the episode, Celery and Zucchini promised to have another race in a few months. This race would later happen in the sequel episode, *Asteroid Belt Space Race*.
* Celery and Uncle Zucchini refer to races as potatoes.
* At the beginning of the episode, Floyd makes a cameo and eats jellybeans. This is a reference to the episode *Earth Camping*, where he ate Mitchell's jellybeans.
* "Space Race" is also the name of an episode of *Steven Universe*.
How Come the Moon Changes Shape?

**How Come the Moon Changes Shape?** is the first half of the sixth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

When Jet, Sydney, and Sean have a hard time trying to explain the phases of the Moon to Mindy, Jet’s parents, Celery and Carrot, offer to fly them out to space so they can see how the Moon changes shape depending on perspective.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Mindy Melendez
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Face 9000

## Learning Goals

The Moon changes shape depending on its position relative to the Earth and Sun.

## Songs

* Takeoff!
* Let's Fly Our Little Saucer to the Moon

## Trivia

* This is the very first time that Carrot accompanies the kids into outer space.
* During Carrot and Celery's duet, Sydney and Mindy can be seen punching Jet and Sean.
* In this episode, Celery says "When on Earth, do as the Earthies do", which is a reference to the saying "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."
* When Carrot orders a pizza, he is told that it will be delivered in 30 minutes or he will get a refund. In real life, the pizza chain Domino's once had a policy that stated that if a pizza wasn't delivered in 30 minutes or less, it would be free for the customer.

## In Other Languages

 **Korean** | 달의 모양은 왜 변할까?
I Feel the Earth Move

**I Feel the Earth Move** is the first half of the second episode of the second season of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

When the kids experience an earthquake in Boxwood Terrace, Celery takes them up into space to study the Earth's plates and fault lines from above.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Celery Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Face 9000
* Dr. Rafferty

## Trivia

* Before the error was fixed on some sites, this episode and *Zerk Visits Earth* were inaccurately listed to air on June 13th on most PBS websites, instead of *Souped-Up Saucer* and *Pet Sounds*.
* This episode aired in Ireland before airing in the United States.
* The bounce house from *Mindy's Moon Bounce House* is reused in this episode.
* In this episode, the Takeoff song gets interrupted.
* This is the 2nd episode to teach about quakes, the first being *Whole Lotta Shakin'* (which is about moonquakes).
* This episode shares its name with both an episode of *Grey's Anatomy* and a Carole King song.
* It is revealed that Bortron 7 has a volcano that hiccups.
* The name of Commander Cressida comic number 446, "The Day the Earth Didn't Stand Still", is a reference to the 1951 film *The Day the Earth Stood Still.*
* During the earthquake, Sean offhandedly mentions that boats make him queasy, implying he gets seasick.
* In this episode, Sean does the moonwalk dance while bouncing on the bounce house, similar to Michael Jackson.
* Jet and Sydney don't say "Ready! Jet! Go!!!" during the Takeoff song in this episode.
* Mindy doesn't know that there is magma under the Earth's crust, but she learned that in *Diggin' Earth*.
* This is the first time Mindy's stomach growled.
Games and Apps

The success of the *Ready Jet Go!* series has inspired a collection of online games and mobile applications.

## Online Games

### Sean's Rescue Quest

In *Sean's Rescue Quest*, the player has to rescue Boop the Rover on either the Moon, Mars, or Venus. Sean rides a buggy and the player guides him with the cursor. Sean can get a power boost by collecting tiny suns. Along the way, Sean explains several astronomy facts. At the end of each course, a solar panel for Boop is collected.

### Sydney's Astro Tracker

In *Sydney's Astro Tracker*, the player has to track, identify, and paint asteroids for points. You can play as Sydney, Mindy, Sunspot, Jet, or Sean. The player competes against another character. It is a defictionalized version of the video game *Astro Tracker*, featured in the episode *Asteroids, Meteors, and Meteorites*.

### Mindy's Constellation Exploration

In *Mindy's Constellation Exploration*, the player can choose from eight different constellations. When the player chooses a constellation, they have to click on the stars to make the picture appear. When the picture is made, Mindy explains the story behind the constellation.

### Jet's Planet Pinball

In *Jet's Planet Pinball*, the player has to get the planets of the solar system into the correct order. It is presented as a pinball game. Unlike the other games, the game is not in widescreen. Along the way, Jet explains facts about each of the planets.

### Jet's Rocket Ship Creator

In *Jet's Rocket Ship Creator*, the player can build their own space rocket with the *Ready Jet Go!* team and fly to places in space like Moon, Mars, Venus, Mercury, the Sun and more.

### Mission Earth

In *Mission Earth*, the player can play as Jet or Mindy. The goal is to take pictures of various Earth plants and places and send them to Celery and Carrot for their Earth report on Bortron 7. 8-bit remixes of My Name is Mindy and the Ready, Jet, Go! Theme Song play throughout. This game was made as a tie-in with *Back to Bortron 7*.
The Plant From Bortron 7

* Initial
* Revised

**The Plant From Bortron 7** is the second half of the third episode of the first season of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Jet attempts to grow a seed from his home planet, but the light from our Sun is stronger than the light from Bortron 7, and has a surprising effect on the plant!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Face 9000

## Learning Goals

There are different kinds of stars, which emit different kinds of light.

## Trivia

* In later airings of this episode, Amy Mainzer is credited for story.
* The titular plant behaves in a similar manner to King Kong.
* This is the first time that we see a picture of Bortron 7.
William Ainscough

**William Ainscough** is a Canadian actor. He was a *Ready Jet Go!* cast member until midway through Season 2.

## Voices

* Sean Rafferty (Season 1-the Season 2 episode *Our Sun is a Star!*)

## Trivia

* His brother, Grady Ainscough, also played Sean, taking up the role after William left.
* He and Jaeda Lily Miller both starred in the Hallmark movie *The Christmas Secret*.
The Engineering Song

**The Engineering Song** is a song sung by Jet portraying Lone Star in *Lone Star 2 - Rocket Kids!*.

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

So, you're trying to solve a problem?

Well, problems have solutions

Try some engineering and you'll find your resolution!

**All**:

One!

**Jet**:

Define the problem, what do you want to solve?

**All**:

Two!

**Jet**:

Imagine a solution, and what would that involve?

**All**:

Three!

**Jet**:

Create, design things, see what you can make

Get busy and get messing

Don't be scared to make mistakes

**All**:

Test your idea

Experiment and test

And see if you can find a way that's better than the rest!

**All**:

Five!

**Jet**:

So, you like it?

Well, maybe you can improve it

See if you can raise the bar, or maybe you'll just move it

**Mindy**:

Communicate!

**Sydney**:

Communicate!

**Both**:

And try collaboration!

**Jet**:

Well, hey, that's what we're doing now

Just for your information

You see, we solved our problem

Cause problems have solutions

When we keep on persevering and apply some engineering to the job!

Yeah!

## Trivia

* This song is similar in composition to The Scientific Method.
* This is the last song of Season 2 in production order.

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
Kathleen Barr

Barr in a behind-the-scenes extra for Ed, Edd n Eddy

**Kathleen Barr** is a Canadian voice actress, who has appeared in multiple cartoons and anime. She is a cast member on *Ready Jet Go!*

## Trivia

* She, Ashleigh Ball, Kyle Rideout, Ian James Corlett, Tabitha St. Germain, Brian Drummond, and Brenda Crichlow are all from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.*
* She voices Laura Giganotosaurus, Ned Brachiosaurus, Ollie Ornithomimus, Trudy Triceratops, Velma Velociraptor and Erma Eoraptor, on *Dinosaur Train*, another show created by Craig Bartlett.
Just Add Water

**Just Add Water** is the seventh song in *Back to Bortron 7*. It is sung by the Propulsion family, and Sean and Sydney to convince Carrot and Celery's boss to let them stay on Earth.

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

We’ve seen some planet systems

From Rigel to Arcturus

We’ve stopped and shopped at lots of spots

Just like your average tourist

**Carrot and Celery**:

We toured the mighty Jupiter and all his sons and daughters

But then we found this planet mostly covered with liquid water

**Commentators**:

*(gasp)* Liquid water?

**Sydney**:

Plus, it’s not too hot

And no, it’s not too freezing

**Sean**:

Add to which it’s atmosphere is suitable for breathing

**All**:

It’s really not too big

And really not too small

And planet Earth is what it’s called

**Jet, Sean, and Sydney**:

Water just falls from the sky

Our word for it is rain

Filling up our flatlands

And rolling down our plains

**Celery**:

There’s lakes and rivers everywhere and-

Wait, what do they call those things in cities that shoot water in the air?

**Jet, Sean, and Sydney**:

Fountains.

**Celery and Carrot**:

Ha! Fountains!

**Celery**:

Yeah, forget that it’s got icecaps

Forget about the mountains

**Carrot and Celery**:

There’s so much water in this place

It’s shooting out of fountains

**Jet**:

So have you been to Planet Earth?

If not, well then you oughter

What makes this planet Earth so great, I’ll tell you

Just add water

**All**:

What makes this planet Earth so great, we’ll tell you

Just add water!

## Trivia

* This is the only song in "Back to Bortron 7" that isn't related to another song in some way.
* This song was foreshadowed earlier in the special when Carrot and Celery were practicing for the presentation, and when Jet asks Sean and Sydney about "those things in cities that shoot water in the air".

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, **Just Add Water**, Super Saucer
Treehouse

The **treehouse** is a regular hideout, clubhouse, and observatory of the kids. It was first built in the Season 1 episode, *Treehouse Observatory*. Although it is mainly used by Jet Propulsion, Sean Rafferty, Sydney Skelley, Mindy Melendez, and Sunspot Propulsion, others have visited from time to time.

## Appearances

* *Treehouse Observatory*
* *Jet 2 (episode)*
* *Sounds Abound*
* *A Visit From Uncle Zucchini*
* *Asteroid Patrol*
* *Treehouse Space Station*
* *Date Night*
* *So Many Moons*
* *Project Pluto*
* *Constellation Prize*
* *Sean's Year in Space*
* *Jet's First Halloween*
* *The Mindysphere*
* *A Hammer and a Feather*
* *That's One Gigantic Pumpkin, Jet Propulsion!*
* *Who Messed Up the Treehouse?*
* *Commander Cressida Begins*
* *Astronaut Ellen Ochoa!*
* *Total Eclipse Block Party*
* *Moon Face*

## Visitors

* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Face 9000
* Dr. Rafferty
* Dr. Bergs
* Mitchell Peterson
* Cody
* Lillian

## Trivia

* In *Asteroid Patrol*, the treehouse was designated an official asteroid watch station, but the plaque hasn't been seen in any episode since, and its status as an official asteroid watch station is never referenced again.
Date Night (song)

**Date Night (song)** is a song sung by Jet, Carrot, and Celery in the episode *Date Night**.*

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

Oh.....

You're way out somewhere in space

And you're on your very first date

The moon and stars, are always out

So who knows if it's early or late?

**Celery**:

Oh, who cares if the gravity's low?

And the meatballs are drifting away?

I could ask no more than to join you for

Bortronian spaghetti, any old day

**Jet, Carrot, and Celery**:

Oh, a date is a meeting at a pre-arranged time

For the purpose of a cozy meal

**Carrot and Celery**:

But, every day's a first date with you, dear

You're the real Bortronian deal

The real Bortronian deal

## Trivia

* The song commonly goes by the alternate title of "Real Bortronian Deal".
* Carrot does not have a solo line in the song.

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
How Come the Moon Has Craters? (Song)

**How Come the Moon Has Craters?** is a song from *Ready Jet Go!*. It is sung in the episode *How Come the Moon Has Craters?*

## Lyrics

How come the moon has craters? That’s what we wanna know!

It’s white like mashed potaters, but its face is full of holes!

It’s all pocked up from getting hit by a zillion giant rocks!

But how do you know? What makes you think

That’s how it gets its knocks?

Well, when I have a question regarding space,

I can always get the answer by asking Face!

Face 9000, ready to assist you!

Why, hello, Jet! You know I really missed you!

Face, I’ve got a question. Can you talk me through?

Yes, I love your questions, Jet! I really, really do.

How come the moon has craters? Does it really get hit by rocks?

Yes! That’s why the moon is crater-y, all beaten up and pocked.

And there's a name for a rock that comes out of the void

Those rocks from space are called asteroids.

Asteroids? Asteroids?

A rock from space is an asteroid?

Yes, an asteroid that’s what it’s called.

And it’s not good to stand where an asteroid falls.

Asteroid! Thank you, Face!

You gave us the answer ‘bout the rocks from space!

We’re over the moon! We’re overjoyed!

‘Cause now we know all about the asteroids!

## Chords

You can find the chords for the song here

## Trivia

* A little bit of this song was sung in *Asteroids, Meteors, and Meteorites*.
* An instrumental of this song plays in some Amy Mainzer segments, as well as in the episode *Moon Face*.
* An instrumental of this song can be heard during the funding credits for this show.

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
Treasure Map

**Treasure Map** is the second half of the sixty-third episode of *Ready Jet Go!.*

## Synopsis

With all the Earthie kids away for the day, Jet and Sunspot are left to their own devices. They notice neighbor Mitchell digging for buried treasure in his yard, and decide to make and bury their own treasure, then make a map that Mitchell can find and follow to their homemade treasure!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot
* Mitchell Peterson
* Cody
* Floyd
* Amy Skelley (cameo)
* Sydney Skelley (cameo)
* Carrot Propulsion (flashback)
* Celery Propulsion (flashback)

## Trivia

* This episode is called **Treasure Hunt** in several PBS descriptions.
* The book that Mitchell reads is called *Treasure Island*.
* The following children are absent in this episode for the following reasons:
	+ Sean was at a Space Scouts meeting.
	+ Mindy was visiting her abuela.
	+ Sydney was at an art museum.
* A brief flashback is shown when Carrot gets his head stuck in a vacuum and Celery has to use peanut butter to get his head out.
* This is the final appearance of Floyd.
You Can Call Me Albedo

**You Can Call Me Albedo** is the first half of the fifty-seventh episode of *Ready Jet Go!*

## Synopsis

It's evening at the cul-de-sac, and the kids are looking at two asteroids through Sean's telescope - one is light-colored and one is dark. Meanwhile, Mitchell's dog Cody seems to have run away because he doesn't like the black sweater Mitchell put on him. The kids learn about how, just like asteroids, some things are easier to see in the dark than others, like a white card is easier to see than Cody's black sweater. This amount of brightness is called "albedo."

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Mindy Melendez
* Celery Propulsion
* Mitchell Peterson
* Cody
* Dr. Rafferty

## Trivia

* The episode was originally named "Call Me Albedo".
* The episode title is a reference to the Paul Simon song, "You Can Call Me Al".
* As of this episode, Cody has a new collar. However, it is not seen in any other episode.
* This is the first episode where Grady Ainscough voices Sean.
* Mindy claims that she has not been to the asteroid belt. However, she visited all eight planets, so that means she DID visit the asteroid belt, making this a continuity error.
Which Moon is Best? (song)

* First
* Reprise

**Which Moon is Best? (song)** is a song sung by Carrot and Celery in *Which Moon is Best?*

## Lyrics

### V1

**Celery**:

Oh, there are oodles of moons out there

And most of them are nice

Some are covered in volcanoes

And some are made of ice

Some moons are as big as Mercury

Some are barely consequential

But there's a moon I love the most

To me it's just essential

Enceladus, oh, it's a must

Those other moons, they're just a bust!

Superior in every way to every other moon I say

I'll take Enceladus

**Carrot**:

Well, I've been from here to Betelgeuse and around this solar system

And if there are better moons out there, I guess I must've missed them

Cause I know a moon that beats 'em all, look through your telescope-a

You'll see the shiniest, iciest moon, it's Jupiter's Europa

**Celery**:

Nope-a, not Europa, Enceladus is best

**Carrot**:

En-*smell*-adus?

**Celery**:

Enceladus!

**Carrot**:

No, Europa wins the test!

**Celery**:

Enceladus!

**Carrot**:

Europa!

**Celery**:

*Enceladus!*

**Carrot**:

*Europa!*

### Reprise

**Carrot and Celery**:
Oh

There are oodles of moons out there

And most of them are nice

Some are covered in volcanoes

And some are made of ice

But we know two that pass the test

Look through your telescope-a

You’ll find the moons we love the most

Enceladus and Europa!

## Trivia

* Sunspot Propulsion plays the accordion in this song.
* Jet Propulsion ends up interrupting the song.
* PBS Kids refers to the song as "Enceladus vs. Europa", but the song is referred to as "Which Moon is Best?" in the credits of *Which Moon is Best?* and *Detective Mindy*.
* A reprise of the song was sung towards the end of "Which Moon is Best?".

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
What's a Satellite?

**What's a Satellite?** is the first half of the twenty-sixth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

An Earth-orbiting "telecom" communications satellite breaks down, and satellite TV service in Boxwood Terrace stops working. Three people can't watch their favorite shows and consequently get very upset. Jet decides to fly up to space and see what the problem is with the satellite, and hilarity ensues.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Mr. Peterson
* Face 9000

## Learning Goals

A satellite is an artificial object that has been intentionally placed into orbit. Satellites are used for a large number of purposes. Communications satellites receive signals from Earth and bounce them back to other locations, for everything from GPS to cell phone service to TV shows. Satellites are usually semi-independent computer-controlled systems.

## Songs

* Commander Cressida Theme Song
* Takeoff!

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to focus on satellites.
* The shows that people wanted to watch:
	+ Sydney - Commander Cressida.
	+ Mr. Peterson - a soccer game.
	+ Carrot - an Earth cooking show.
* We finally get to see inside Sydney's house.
* It is revealed that Boxwood Terrace gets TV service from satellite, not from cable.
* The credits for this episode and *Satellite Selfie* credit Mitchell's voice actor, even though Mitchell didn't appear in the episode. It is possible he was going to be in one of the episodes, but was cut for time.
My Three Suns

**My Three Suns** is the first half of the fifty-fifth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

The kids can't play shadow tag because the Sun keeps going behind clouds. Mindy wants the sun to be out all the time! Face 9000 tells them about a system with not one, but three suns! That sounds like a place where there would be shadows all the time. Celery takes them to visit in the family saucer.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Mindy Melendez
* Celery Propulsion
* Face 9000

## Trivia

* This episode was originally scheduled to premiere on January 7th, 2019, along with *Magnet, PI*, but was pulled and later to scheduled to air on April 17th.
* The episode title could be a reference to the sitcom, *My Three Sons*, or the *Futurama* episode "My Three Suns".
* This episode was originally paired with *Sunspot's Sunspot*, but ended up being paired with *Magnet, PI*.
* It is revealed that Sydney likes strawberry cupcakes.
* In this episode, Jet says "Sun, sun, sun, here we come!", which is a reference to a lyric in The Beatles song, "Here Comes The Sun".
Meg Roe

**Meg Roe** is a Canadian actress who is part of the *Ready Jet Go!* cast.

## Voices

* Celery Propulsion
* Dr. Melendez (except for *My Fair Jet* and *Astronaut Ellen Ochoa!*, where she was instead voiced by Ashleigh Ball)
* Zerk (*Whole Lotta Shakin'*-onwards)
* Earth Cook (*What's a Satellite?*)
* Mitchell Peterson's singing voice (*Holidays in Boxwood Terrace*)

## Trivia

* She voices Adele Alphadon and Natasha Necrolestes on *Dinosaur Train*, another show created by Craig Bartlett.
Total Eclipse of the Sun

*Not to be confused with Total Eclipse of the Sunspot*

**Total Eclipse of the Sun** is a song sung by Jet, Sean, Sydney, and Mindy at the DSA eclipse block party in Total Eclipse Block Party.

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

Well, the moon goes around the Earth

While the Earth goes around the sun, you know

But once in a while, just by chance

Sun, Moon, and Earth do their cosmic dance

And they all line up in a row

**Sean**:

Then, the moon shadow shades the Earth

**Sydney**:

Then the space show has begun

**Jet**:

The land gets quiet, the light gets dim

**Mindy**:

Birds won't tweet when the sun gets slim

**All**:

It's a total eclipse of the sun

It's gonna be amazingly fun

When the light goes away at the height of the day

It's a total eclipse of the sun

**Jet**:

For a moment, the stars come out

It's dark and quiet, just like night

**Sean**:

Dogs roll over and rest their head

**Sydney**:

Birds turn in like it's time for bed

**Mindy**:

Hey, can I borrow your flashlight?

**All**:

It's a total eclipse of the sun

It's gonna be amazingly fun

When the moon barges in, and the world goes dim

There's a diamond ring where the Sun has just been

It's supposed to be day, but the light goes away

It's a total eclipse....... of the sun!

## Trivia

* Jet sings the chorus of this song at the beginning of the episode, after having just taught Mindy about eclipses. Also, a brief instrumental can be heard at the very start of the episode.
* Working lyrics for the song were "Diamond ring, in the early spring, static cling, everybody sing!"
* According to Jet, Sunspot wrote the lyrics to this song.
* Sunspot plays the electric guitar, while Sean and Jet both sing into the microphone at certain points.

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
Kyle Rideout

**Kyle Rideout** is a Canadian voice actor on *Ready Jet Go!*

## Voices

* Carrot Propulsion
* Carrot and Celery's boss (*Diggin' Earth* and *Back to Bortron 7*)
* Wand voice (*Solar System Bake-Off!*)
* Random adult (*Jet's First Halloween*)

## Trivia

* He and Ashleigh Ball were both from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic* and *Littlest Pet Shop (2012)*.
	+ He, Brian Drummond, Ashleigh Ball, Ian James Corlett, Tabitha St. Germain, Kathleen Barr, and Brenda Crichlow are all from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.*
Propulsion

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* Jet Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
Diggin' Earth

**Diggin' Earth** is the first half of the twenty-third episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

The kids try to dig into the Center of the Earth (a la Commander Cressida), but after finding out that the center is much too hot and the layer of Earth leading up to it is solid rock, they re-vamp their plans. They decide to become the kids to dig down the deepest into the Earth. Learning about the layers of the Earth inspires Jet to make an Earth Layer Cake.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Mindy Melendez
* Celery Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Dr. Rafferty
* Jet 2

## Learning Goals

Earth's structure consists of molten nickel-iron core, magma mantle, and crust. The reason we can't easily dig down through to the core is because the Earth's crust is 10-30 miles thick! And made of really hard rock. Inside of that is the mantle. The core is nickel and iron, the heaviest stuff, which gravity pulls to the center. In fact, it gets so hot in the core that even the nickel and iron melt.

## Trivia

* In this episode, there are little animated segments starring Commander Cressida and her squad as they dig to the center of the Earth.
* Carrot and Celery's boss from *Back to Bortron 7* is first heard in this episode, but not shown. Carrot and Celery thought that he told them to go to the center of Jupiter, but he had really told them to go to an Earth shopping center to buy a juicer for his wife's birthday.
Jet's Time Machine

**Jet's Time Machine** is the second half of the thirty-fifth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Jet uses his Bortronian skills to test his first experimental Time Machine so he and his Earthie friends can go back to an exact time - 3 minutes earlier - in order to see a spectacular moment in a meteor shower that they missed. A mistake happens the first time, so he keeps trying to go back in time to fix the first mistake, but more mistakes keep happening and snowball into hilarity.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Carrot Propulsion
* Mindy Melendez

## Trivia

* It is revealed that time travel is possible in the *Ready Jet Go!* universe.
* After Jet and the gang finally get to see the meteor shower, they are never shown going back to the present, which might mean that they are stuck in an alternate timeline, since Jet dismantled the time machine so the kids couldn't tamper with time anymore.
* This episode takes place entirely at night.
* Purposes for which the kids wanted to time travel:
	+ Sean - to meet Neil Armstrong.
	+ Sydney - to go to the future.
	+ Mindy - to go back in time and find the hat she made for Stuffy Bear.
	+ Jet - to go back in time and ask for seconds of a delicious pie.
Jet's First Halloween (DVD)

**Jet's First Halloween (DVD)** is a US/Canada DVD of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Description

It's Jet's first Halloween! Sydney, Sean, and Mindy make a list of everything they need to do to give Jet a classic Halloween experience, including carving jack-o-lanterns, dressing up in costumes, and trick-or-treating through the neighborhood. Jet and Sunspot even make Mindy's Halloween wish of seeing a witch fly across the Red Moon on a broom come true!

This fun-filled DVD includes two more exciting adventures! Watch as the kids try to dig down to the center of the Earth and see Sydney, Sean, Jet, and Sunspot use their detective skills to try to crack the case of what's keeping Mindy awake at night!

## Episodes

* Jet's First Halloween
* Diggin' Earth
* Mindy's Mystery

## Trivia

* This is the very first DVD for the series.
Beep's a Rovin' Superstar!

**Beep's a Rovin' Superstar!** is a song sung by Jet Propulsion about Beep in the episode *Beep Has the Blues*.

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

I've been to the moon, and I've been to Mars

But the rovers there, well, they hardly compare

To this fabulous solar-panel robot of ours

Six legs, wheelin'

Always scene a-stealin'

Beep's a rovin' superstar!

## Trivia

* This song is sung to the tune of Night of a Bazillion Stars (song).
* The credits call this song "Jet's Beep Song".

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
Just the Right Distance From the Sun

**Just the Right Distance From the Sun** is the first half of the fourth episode of the first season of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean explains to the others that Earth is a “Goldilocks” planet because it’s not too hot and not too cold. When Celery takes the kids to space, they observe how the other planets don’t have the right attributes to support life, but Earth is “just right”!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Face 9000

## Learning Goals

All life on Earth comes from the energy of the Sun. The Earth happens to be located just the right distance from the Sun: not too far away, and not too close. This makes the Earth what we call a “Goldilocks planet”: not too hot, not too cold.

## Trivia

* This is the first time Sean kisses the ground when they get back from Earth.
* Sydney was the only one who did not get dizzy from Jet's Solar System model.
* This episode constantly makes reference to the fairytale Goldilocks and the 3 Bears.
* In this episode, Celery reveals that Bortronians have super hearing.

## Home Media Releases

* Chasing the Sun
Dr. Melendez

"*Dr. Rafferty, I usually snooze through these things, but not this year. Your student interns seem so smart and capable!*"
―Dr. Melendez
**Dr. Melendez** is the mother of Mindy Melendez. Her having the title "doctor" is revealed in *Jet's First Halloween*.

*My Fair Jet* reveals she is the boss of both Dr. Rafferty and Dr. Bergs.

## Gallery

Screenshot from *Jet's First Halloween*Screenshot from *My Fair Jet*Screenshot from *Jet Can't Sleep*

 **Earthies:Dr. Rafferty • Dr. Bergs • Amy Skelley • Mr. Peterson • Mitchell Peterson • Lillian • Aurora • Houston • Bina Chandra**

**Bortronians**:**Uncle Zucchini** • **Eggplant** • **Zerk** • **Face 9001** • **Moonbeam** • **Stella Singularity** • **Great Galacto**

**Earth Animals & Robots**: Cody • Floyd • Jet 2 (character) • Sydney 2 (character) • Beep • Boop
Every Day is Earth Day

> My name is Planet Earth, third planet from the Sun. There's other planets out there, but I'm the number one. I'm the place you call your home, so treat me really well. Reduce, reuse, recycle. Conservation sure is swell!
>
> --Mitchell's poem

**Every Day is Earth Day** is the second half of the twenty-first episode of the second season of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

It's Earth Day, and the kids are preparing posters for the big community celebration at the DSA. They decide to research their posters by traveling all around the Earth in Jet's family saucer and observing all the things that make Earth so special.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Mindy Melendez
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Mitchell Peterson
* Cody
* Mr. Peterson
* Dr. Rafferty (cameo)
* Dr. Bergs (cameo)
* Amy Skelley (cameo)
* Floyd

## Songs

* Takeoff!
* Everyday is Earth Day (song)

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to be about Earth Day.
* Lillian is the only Earthie who doesn't appear in this episode.
* The episode received a book adaptation entitled *Every Day Is Earth Day*.
* This is the final appearance of Mr. Peterson and Dr. Bergs.
* This episode shares its title with an episode of *Maya and Miguel*, another PBS show.
Rachel Lipman

Rachel Lipman is a writer for *Ready Jet Go!*

* *Astronaut Ellen Ochoa!* (with Craig Bartlett, Joe Purdy, and Christie Insley)
* *Eye in the Sky*
* *Mars Rock For Mom*
* *Sean Has a Cold*

## Trivia

* She also worked on 2 other shows, *Hey Arnold!* and *Dinosaur Train*, created by Craig Bartlett.
* She and fellow RJG writer, Joe Purdy, both write for another PBS Kids show, *Splash and Bubbles*.
* She wrote an episode of another PBS Kids series, *Pinkalicious & Peterrific*, called "The Duck Stops Here".
* She is the script editor for another PBS Kids series, *Let's Go Luna!*.
Dear Great Galacto

**Dear Great Galacto** is a song in *Space Camp*. It's Jet's letter to his favorite TV show character, the "Great Galacto."

## Lyrics

Dear Great Galacto,

It’s Jet Propulsion, your greatest fan

Writing to tell you, if I can

How much of my life goals are owed to your Great Galacto space hero code

Bravery, toughness, self-reliance

A student of the laws of science

Never afraid to take that chance

And always ready for a song and dance

Mentally, and physically fit

A solo act, and proud of it

Stronger, faster, healthier

To the great unknown, excelsior!

Yes, all I need to show my best

Is find myself a hero's quest

That gives me something brave to do

And prove I can be just like you

Mentally, and physically fit

A solo act, and proud of it

Stronger, faster, healthier

To the great unknown, excelsior!

## Trivia

* The song seems to be inspired by ska.

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
Dear Santa, From Little Billy

**Dear Santa, From Little Billy** is the first song featured in *Holidays in Boxwood Terrace*. It is about Jet, as Santa Claus, reading a letter from Little Billy.

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

Dear Santa, I hope you're well

It's your fan, Little Billy

From Boxwood Terrace

The world's greatest science facility

(Hold for applause!)

For Christmas, I'd like something even better than chocolate!

Please bring me a Commander Cressida rock-o-late!

I'd ask for more, Santa

But I'm kind of embarrassed

Sincerely, your friend, Little Billy

From Boxwood Terrace!

## Trivia

* When Jet sang the song earlier in the episode, one line was originally: "Please bring me a Commander Cressida *rocket!*".

Special Songs:Is Your Planet Like My Planet?, There's No Planet Like My Planet, Bortron Solar System Song, That's How We Roll On Bortron 7, Just Add Water, Super Saucer
Beep

**Beep** is a solar powered rover who appears in *Beep Has the Blues*.

Boop is a joined counterpart in *Beep and Boop's Game*.

As shown in *Solar Power Rover*, she was originally named **Shep** and was thought to be a male, but after Jet communicated with her, he discovered that her name is really Beep and that she's a female.

## Gallery

 **Earthies:Dr. Rafferty • Dr. Bergs • Amy Skelley • Mr. Peterson • Mitchell Peterson • Lillian • Aurora • Houston • Bina Chandra**

**Bortronians**:**Uncle Zucchini** • **Eggplant** • **Zerk** • **Face 9001** • **Moonbeam** • **Stella Singularity** • **Great Galacto**

**Earth Animals & Robots**: Cody • Floyd • Jet 2 (character) • Sydney 2 (character) • **Beep** • Boop
Asteroids, Meteors, and Meteorites

**Asteroids, Meteors, and Meteorites** is the first half of the seventeenth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sydney is determined to beat her mystery competitor at a video game of “Astro-Tracker.” When Face 9000 tells the kids about the Asteroid Belt, Sydney realizes that the best way to learn about asteroids is to see them for herself. Celery flies them out to space, and the kids learn the difference between an asteroid, a meteor, and a meteorite. Worried at first, Sydney learns that only the rare asteroid (called a meteorite) makes it all the way to Earth, so she decides that she’ll become really good at “Astro-Tracker” to prepare for the future when she can be on a team of scientists who track rogue asteroids.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Face 9000

## Learning Goals

Asteroids are small solar system bodies that orbit the Sun. Asteroids are similar to comets but do not have a visible coma (fuzzy outline and tail) like comets do. A meteor is a small asteroid that burns up as it passes through the Earth’s atmosphere. A meteorite is a piece of asteroid that survives falling through the Earth’s atmosphere and collides with the Earth’s surface.

## Songs

* Takeoff!
* How Come the Moon Has Craters?

## Trivia

* Astro-Tracker is a real game that you can play on the PBS Kids website.
* The mystery competitor (DotSun) was Sunspot all along.
* This episode takes place on Father's Day, which means this episode took place on the third Sunday of June.
* Jet, Sean, and Sydney sing a little bit of How Come the Moon Has Craters? in this episode.
* The official PBS description says that Sean is the main focus of this episode, but it's actually Sydney.