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Everyday is Earth Day (song)

## Everyday is Earth Day

**Everyday is Earth Day** is a song sung by the citizens of Boxwood Terrace in the episode, *Every Day is Earth Day*.

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

It's nice you have an Earth Day

But if you're asking me

Every day is Earth Day

As far as I can see

This planet is so perfect

It's sweet from end to end

It's not too hot and not too cold

In a very pleasant blend

Can't even think of a better place, the answer should be clear

'Cause Planet Earth has air to breathe, it's got an atmosphere!

Yes, every plant and flower

Each leafy, shady glen

Has green stuff growing everywhere

All making oxygen

You think there's something better?

Well, take a look around

Of 8 planets in the neighborhood

Just 4 have solid ground

There's Mercury, you'll freeze or burn

And Venus, broiling hot

And Mars has barely any air

Much less than Earth has got

**All**:

Oh Planet Earth, our Planet Earth

Sweet mix of land and sea

Nice gravity, nice temperature

What a comfy place to be

It's nice that we have Earth Day

But if you're asking me

Every day is Earth Day

As far as we can see!

## Trivia

* This song has the most singers of any song in the show.
* Mr. Peterson, Mitchell Peterson, and Lillian are the only ones who didn't sing the song, and Lillian was absent in the episode.
Ice Skating in July

**Ice Skating in July** is a song in *Ready Jet Go! (Series)*. It is sung in the episode *Mindy's Ice Rink* by Jet, Sean, Sydney, and Mindy.

## Lyrics

**Jet:**

Oh, the weather outside is sunny

And I know it might sound funny

But I thought you and I, might give it a try

We could go ice-skating, in July

**Sydney:**

When Jet gets himself a notion

**Sean:**

And it sets Jet Propulsion in motion

**All:**

Into space you might fly

In a blink of an eye

For some ice-skating in July

**Mindy:**

Lately, it's been hot

And winter seems so far away

But I'm lucky I've got Sunspot

He built me this cool freeze ray

**All:**
Though the afternoon sun is blazing

The Propulsions are just amazing

Come and give it a try

Watch seasons fly by

When you’re ice-skating in July-y-y-y

Ice-skating in July!

## Trivia

* Celery and Carrot ice-skate with the kids during this song, but they don't have singing roles.

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
Round and Round

**Round and Round** is the first half of the third episode of the first season of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

The kids learn how all the planets both orbit around the Sun and rotate on their own axes at the same time.

## Characters

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

## Learning Goals

The planets both revolve around the sun and rotate on their axis.

## Trivia

* PBS Kids frequently uses clips from this episode for promos.
* This episode shares its name with a Selena Gomez song.
* There is an animation error in this episode:
	+ When Sean is hiding under the saucer couch, it has a big gap.
	+ When Sydney helps Sean up from the ground, the couch has a smaller gap.
* In this episode, Jet mentions his grandpa, but he's never seen or mentioned again in later episodes.
Bortronian is What I Am!

* Original
* Weather

**Bortronian is What I Am** is a song sung by Jet Propulsion about how he is Bortronian. It is sung in the episode *My Fair Jet*.

## Lyrics

### Original

**Jet**:

It’s me, I’m Jet, that’s my jam!

Bortronian is what I am

Jet Propulsion, that’s my name

And traveling fast, that’s my game!

Moving in reaction in the opposite direction

To the ejection of some high-speed gas

Jet Propulsion, that’s my jam

Bortronian is what I am!

### Weather Version

**Jet**:

Hey, everyone at the DSA

Tell me, what is weather, anyway?

Weather happens when energy here

Gets transferred up into the atmosphere

Those hot and cold layers getting pretty dynamic

No need to panic, 'cause it just makes rain

It's me, Jet, that's my jam!

Bortronian is what I am

Jet Propulsion, that’s my name

And traveling fast, that’s my game!

Moving in reaction in the opposite direction

To the ejection of some high-speed…

Jet Propulsion, Jet Pro—

Well, did I mention Bortron 7?

That’s where I’m from, it’s a slice of heaven

Everyone there is sweet as cake

And we don’t mind if we make mistakes

I like to leap before looking

Dad likes Earthie cooking

And Mom can drive a saucer like a hot rod, too

Jet Propulsion, that's our man!

Jet Propulsion, that's his jam!

Bortronian is what I am!

Yeah!

## Trivia

* The extended version sung at the Deep Space Array is called "Bortronian is What I Am! (Weather)" in the credits.
* The song was interrupted twice:
	+ The first time was by Mr. Peterson, when he said "Eh, good morning?"
	+ The second time was by Dr. Melendez, when she praised Jet to Dr. Rafferty.
* In this song, Jet says he is from Bortron 7, but no one seems to notice.

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
Amy

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* Amy Mainzer
* Amy Skelley
Brenda Crichlow

**Brenda Crichlow** is a Vancouver-based actress known for her work in many shows and films.

## Trivia

* She, Ashleigh Ball, Ian James Corlett, Brian Drummond, Kathleen Barr, Tabitha St. Germain, and Kyle Rideout are all from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*.
* She plays Denise Diplodocus in *Dinosaur Train*, another show created by Craig Bartlett.
Moon Face

**Moon Face** is the first half of the sixty-fourth episode of *Ready Jet Go! (Series).*

## Synopsis

The kids observe the full Moon at night and wonder why it seems to have a "face." They research why the light and dark splotches seem to make a face, and ultimately decide to fly to the Moon's surface so they can see for themselves what the light and dark splotches are made of.

## Plot

To start the episode off, we have some reused animation from From Pluto with Love, where Mindy imagines that she's visiting the Man in the Moon. Luckily, Sean interrupts the story to tell her that there's no actual Man in the Moon. Mindy points out there is a face on the moon, and Jet notices it too. Jet speculates if all this time, the gang has been walking on a face whenever they've visited the moon. Sydney explains that there's not really a face there, but Mindy still thinks there is. Sydney thinks that the face is piles of moon rock, and Sean thinks that it could be astronaut footprints. Meanwhile, Mitchell overhears the gang and opens up Case #346G - some people think there's a face on the moon, but he just can't see it. He concludes that there is no face on the moon.
To contrast Mitchell's argument, Sydney claims that lots of people have seen a face on the moon. An old Chinese legend says it's a moon rabbit. Others saw a moon raven. Sean insists that there's no face, and Mindy insists that there is one. She shows off some drawings she made of the moon's expressions. The gang says it's great that Mindy has an imagination, but they still don't know what makes those dark shapes. Sunspot thinks it's shadows. With that said, the gang decides to do research.
We then get a little research montage with quirky music, plus a cameo from Ellen Ochoa. But in the end, they find no evidence that shadows make a moon face.

## Characters

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

## Trivia

* This episode, along with *Lone Star 2 - Rocket Kids*, are the last episodes of season 2 in production order, but they were aired as the seventeenth episode.
* Face 9000 is revealed to have a great-grandmother named Face 900.
* Mindy previously believed in the Man in the Moon in *More Than One Moon*.
* An instrumental of How Come the Moon Has Craters? (Song) can be heard in this episode.
* Ellen Ochoa makes a cameo during the research montage.
* This is the last episode where Grady Ainscough voices Sean.
* This is the last episode where David Raynolds voices Mitchell.
* This is the final appearance of Dr. Skelley and Ellen Ochoa.
* This is the last appearance of the Treehouse.
Sean's Year in Space

**Sean's Year in Space** is the second half of the thirtieth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean is excited by NASA's 'Year in Space' program on the ISS, and decides to try to live for a year in the tree house without ever coming down. The kids keep interrupting him, and finally, after only a short afternoon of trying, he comes down for dinner.

## Characters

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

## Learning Goals

The International Space Station, or ISS, is home to several astronauts at a time, who come and go in small capsules like the Soyuz. At this point, astronauts are even staying for a year at a time to study what happens to humans who live in micro-gravity for extended periods, so we can learn what will happen to us on long space voyages, like a trip to Mars.

## Trivia

* Sean is seen with a picture of his mom and dad. This is the second time we have had any mention of Sean's father, the first being in *Night of a Bazillion Stars*. This is also the first time we see Sean's dad pictured.
* It is revealed that Sean loves pot roast, and some Tuesdays are Pot Roast Tuesdays at his house. This was brought up again in *A Hammer and a Feather*.
Sean's Robotic Arm

> You guys, I know Neil Armstrong had challenges on his missions. But did he give up? Did he ever quit? No! And neither will we! No! Failure is not an option!
>
> --Sean

**Sean's Robotic Arm** is the second half of the fifty-eighth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean accidentally drops his beloved Neil Armstrong action figure into a large crack in the ground in the woods behind his house. The kids all work together to engineer some kind of robotic arm to reach down into the crack and rescue Neil!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Mitchell Peterson
* Cody
* Floyd

## Trivia

* An activity based on this episode was released on PBS Learning Media prior to the episode's debut.
* It is revealed that Mitchell has his own action figure of Sherlock Holmes.
* In this episode, Sunspot plays an instrumental of Let's Fly Our Little Saucer to the Moon, the song featured in the Season 1 episode, *How Come the Moon Changes Shape?*. It is said to be the Neil Armstrong figure's favorite tune.
Astronaut Ellen Ochoa!

* Part 1
* Part 2

**Astronaut Ellen Ochoa!** is the fifty-ninth episode of *Ready Jet Go! (Series)*

## Synopsis

When astronaut Dr. Ellen Ochoa comes to visit the DSA and review an engineering project, she runs into the kids, who are running Sean's lemonade stand to raise money for a rocket to Mars. They end up hanging out with her before her DSA meeting. They solve an engineering problem together, which inspires Ellen to use the same solution with the engineering project at the DSA.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Amy Skelley
* Dr. Bergs
* Ellen Ochoa (debut)
* Dr. Rafferty
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion (cameo)
* Jet 2 (character)
* Sydney 2 (character)
* Floyd
* Dr. Melendez
* Beep

## Trivia

* This the sixth two-part episode, the first five being *Sunday Drive*, *Jet's First Halloween*, *Holidays in Boxwood Terrace*, *Mindy Turns Five*, and *That's One Gigantic Pumpkin, Jet Propulsion!*.
* This is the first episode to premiere in 2019.
* This episode marks the first appearance of an animated representation of a real life person in the show: Ellen Ochoa, the former director of the Johnson Space Center. However, she is not actually voiced by her. She is instead voiced by Kathleen Barr.
* The plot of Sean running a lemonade stand to raise money to send astronauts to Mars is similar to the plot of *Ice Moon Enceladus*, where he runs a sno-cone stand for the same purpose.
* Stock footage from *Sean's Year in Space* is used when the kids are explaining to Ellen how to play a game.
* This episode has a total of four writers, making it the episode with the most writers to date.
* **Error**: Mitchell Peterson is listed in the credits of the episode, but he isn't in the episode. Perhaps he was going to be in the episode, but was cut for time.
* The episode aired on March 8, 2019 for International Women's Day.
Get Growin'

**Get Growin'** is a song sung by the kids and Celery in the episode *Potatoes on Mars*.

## Lyrics

**Celery**:

Say your taters ain't growing

'Cause it feels like it's snowing

And the atmosphere is freezing

Trying to breathe, and you're just wheezing

**Jet**:

You thought maybe later, you'd have

French fried potaters

But your taters can't take root

'Cause they need a space suit

Poor little tubers

**Jet and Celery**:

Get growin', here's what I know

Build a greenhouse and let the sun show

Keep the air warm so no icy winds flow

In a greenhouse your green stuff will grow, whoa!

**All**:

Get growin', that gets it done

A green greenhouse, to capture the sun

Get growin', that's what I know

Build a greenhouse and green stuff will grow

Whoa!

## Trivia

* Sunspot plays the electric guitar in this song.
* In the PBS Kids YouTube upload, the closed captions are from the song "Potato Changes".

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
Amy Mainzer

**Amy Mainzer** (born January 2, 1974) is an American astronomer, specializing in astrophysical instrumentation and infrared astronomy. She is the Deputy Project Scientist for the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer and the Principal Investigator for the NEOWISE project to study minor planets and the proposed Near Earth Object Camera space telescope mission.
She is the host of the educational live-action segments that air between episodes of *Ready Jet Go!* , and she is also the science consultant for the episodes.

## Contributions

* *Beep Has the Blues* (story, with Craig Bartlett)
* *The Plant From Bortron 7* (story, with Craig Bartlett)

## Trivia

* As of Season 2, her segments are filmed using a green screen.
* She was only credited for the story in *The Plant From Bortron 7*in later airings.
* Asteroid 234750 Amymainzer was named after her.
* She appears in several episodes of the History Channel series *The Universe*. She also appears in the documentary featurette "Stellar Cartography: On Earth" included on the *Star Trek Generations* home video release (March 2010). Mainzer is also in the 2016 documentary about the life of Leonard Nimoy and the effect of Spock on popular culture called "For the Love of Spock", which was directed by Leonard Nimoy's son Adam Nimoy
* She stated in an interview that her favorite character is Mindy, and one of her favorite episodes was the one that focused on black holes.
	+ Mainzer is shown playing a flugelhorn in the interstitial that plays after *Potatoes on Mars* prior to *Bortron Leprechaun*. In *Astronaut Ellen Ochoa!*, Mindy mentions having taken flugelhorn lessons.
* She appeared in a "Role Models" segment that airs during PBS Kids breaks.

## Videos

ROLE MODELS Dr. Amy Mainzer PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! Why Does the Moon Change Shape? PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! Infrared Light PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! Voyager Speed PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! Homemade Comet PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! How Big is the Solar System? PBS KIDS-0READY JET GO! Aerogel PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! Endeavor PBS KIDS-1READY JET GO! Telescope PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! Mission Control PBS KIDSREADY JET GO! Flight Research Center PBS KIDS
Date Night

**Date Night** is the first half of the twentieth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

When Jet realizes that it’s the anniversary of Carrot and Celery’s first date, he wants to recreate that first picnic they had on one of Bortron 7’s moons. The kids all get involved to help create the perfect date night.

## Characters

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

## Learning Goals

It’s hard to have a picnic anywhere in the Solar System besides Earth – here we’re not too near or too far from the Sun, so the temperature is just right, plus we have liquid oceans and a breathable atmosphere. Anywhere else, you’d definitely have a hard time enjoying a picnic outdoors.

## Songs

* Takeoff!
* Real Bortronian Deal

## Trivia

* This is the last full episode where Face 9000 has his original look.
* Carrot & Celery had their first date on one of Bortron 7's 3 moons.
* This episode, along with its sister episode, *Face on the Fritz*, were the first to air in August.
Lone Star 2 - Rocket Kids!

**Lone Star 2 - Rocket Kids!** is the second half of the sixty-fourth episode of *Ready Jet Go!.*

## Synopsis

The kids are digging again down by the Lake, and dig up a part of an old rocket. This leads Sydney to tell another "Lone Star" story, this one about how long ago, when Boxwood Terrace was called "Boxwood Territory," early astronomer Lone Star engineered and built the first rockets. This inspires the kids to engineer and build their own "foot rocket."

## Characters

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

## Songs

* The Engineering Song
* Lone Star!

## Trivia

* This is a sequel to the season 1 episode, *Lone Star*.
* This episode, along with *Moon Face*, are the last episodes of season 2 in production order, but they were aired as the seventeenth episode.
* In this episode, stock footage from *Lone Star* is used during the second song number.
* The Lone Star song is altered with different lyrics.
* The Engineering Song is similar to The Scientific Method.
* Jet, Sydney, Sean, Mindy, and Sunspot reprise their roles as Lone Star, the cranky shopkeeper, the science teacher, the cowgirl, and the horse respectively.
* This is the last episode to premiere in 2018.
* The red alien waiter from *Back to Bortron 7* makes a cameo towards the end of the episode.
* In this episode, Sean has a brand new voice actor. However, Grady Ainscough was still credited. This new voice actor was revealed to be Glen Gordon in the credits of *One Small Step.*
* This is the final 11-minute episode of the series in production order, as the show was cancelled.
Our Sun is a Star!

**Our Sun is a Star!** is the second half of the fifty-sixth episode of *Ready Jet Go! (Series)*

## Synopsis

Mindy wants to have a sleepover outside with her friend Lillian, but it's winter and too cold to sleep outside under the stars. Sean points out that they are under the light of a star all the time - our Sun! Mindy learns that our Sun is a star, just like the tiny ones we see at night.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Lillian
* Carrot Propulsion
* Mitchell Peterson
* Cody
* Mr. Peterson
* Jet 2 (character)

## Trivia

* This episode was going to be paired with *Galileo, Galileo!*, but ended up getting paired with *Sunspot's Sunspot*.
* This is the third episode to take place at winter-time, the first 2 being *Holidays in Boxwood Terrace* and *Endless Summer*.
* The episode, along with *Sunspot's Sunspot*, was made available on the *Chasing the Sun* DVD on April 9th, prior to its television debut.
* This is the last episode where William Ainscough voices Sean.
* **Continuity Error**: Mindy thinks the Sun isn't a star, but she learned that in a previous episode, *How We Found Your Sun**.*
* A clip from this episode was used in an Amy Mainzer Role Models segment on PBS Kids.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.thetoyinsider.com/pbs-kids-ready-jet-go-chasing-the-sun-coming-to-dvd-digital/
Skelley

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* Sydney Skelley
* Amy Skelley, her mom
Michelle Lamoreaux

Michelle Lamoreaux is a writer on *Ready Jet Go! (Series)*

## Song Credits

* A Star is Born (song)
* Earthday Birthday (song)

## Trivia

* She also worked on *Hey Arnold!*, another show Craig Bartlett made.
* She wrote songs for two episodes she wrote, A Star Is Born and Earthday Birthday. However, she did not write the song featured in *Every Day is Earth Day*.
* She was the only writer to not co-write *Astronaut Ellen Ochoa!*.
Mindy's Ice Rink

**Mindy's Ice Rink** is the second half of the forty-seventh episode of *Ready Jet Go! (Series).*

## Synopsis

Mindy is impatient for winter, because she wants to ice skate. So Jet, Sean, Sydney, and Celery fly to Saturn's icy rings to gather ice from them and return to build a Saturn-ringed skating rink around Jet's house.

## Characters

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

## Songs

* Takeoff!
* Ice Skating in July

## Trivia

* Sunspot built a freeze-ray in the middle of the episode, making Jet and the rest of the gang's efforts to help Mindy somewhat redundant.
* The song in this episode reveals that this episode takes place in the month of July.
* Some PBS stations such as WTVI PBS Charlotte, UNC-TV, and WUCF aired this episode on April 2, 2018 instead of *Mindy Turns Five*.
* This episode marks the second time the characters go to Saturn's rings, the first time being in *What's Up With Saturn's Rings?*.
* This is the few time that Sunspot stays on Earth with Mindy instead of going to space with the big kids, the first few times being in *I Feel the Earth Move*, *A Visit From Uncle Zucchini*, *Mindy's Weather Report*, *The Mindysphere*, and *Mindy Pet-sits*.
Tiny Blue Dot (song)

**Tiny Blue Dot (song)** is a song sung by Carrot, Celery, Jet, Sean, and Sydney in the episode *Tiny Blue Dot*.

## Lyrics

**Carrot and Celery**:

Tiny blue dot

So lonely in the dark

From way out here, you never know

How beautiful and varied, and grand it is

How many creatures call it home

**Celery**:

Shiny blue dot, lost in the universe

So easy just to pass it by

But, oh, you Earthies know how sweet it is

**Carrot and Celery**:

How precious right beneath your feet it is

There’s nowhere else you all could live but this

The only home you’ve known

**Jet**:

When you’re floating over Earth, and you see it from above

**Jet, Sean, and Sydney**:

It takes your breath away, this planet that we love

Only looking down like this, can we seek our task so clear

That we should be the guardians of all that we hold dear

**Jet, Carrot, and Celery**:

Sweet blue spaceship, gleaming in the sun

The only home you’ve ever known

**All**:

Tiny blue dot, what a gorgeous little spot

Our planet, our spaceship, our home

## Trivia

* This song was released on the *Solar System Songs* album on July 19, 2016, one month prior to the television premiere of *Tiny Blue Dot*.
* Some inspiration from this episode and the song comes from Craig Bartlett's experiences:

**Craig Bartlett**: I wanted to make a space show for years. More than a decade ago, I worked on a project for NASA called the Shuttle Launch Experience. It was at the Visitors Centers out at Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, where they used to launch shuttles. I was the Media Editor of that project. We knew our audience would be waiting in line in the Florida heat, on this long kind of gantry that goes up and into the experience. So we made this pre-show that was 26 astronauts being interviewed. Every one of the astronauts told me the same thing about looking back at the Earth from space. They said, ‘You can’t forget it. It’s a life changing experience. You’ll never look at the Earth the same again. It’s incredibly beautiful, you realize instantly that there are no borders, it’s just one blue spaceship, you know, and that we should take care of it.

* In the Season 2 episodes *Zerk Visits Earth* and *Water, Water Everywhere*, Sean tries to sing this song but gets interrupted.
* Celery sings this song to the kids in *One Small Step*.

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
Heliocentric Ditty

Mindy sings about the heliocentric theory

**Heliocentric Ditty** is a song sung by Mindy Melendez about the heliocentric theory in the episode *Galileo, Galileo!*.

## Lyrics

**Mindy**:

Heliocentric!

(Heliocentric!)

I love the way it sounds

Have you heard?

Helio is a word

For the sun we spin around!

Heliocentric!

(Heliocentric!)

Just saying it is fun

It has a lovely ring

It means every little thing

Orbits all around the sun!

Yeah!

## Trivia

* During the song, Sunspot wears the same sun helmet that he did in *From Pluto with Love* and *Castaway Carrot* and A Star is Born.
	+ He also wears the star glasses from *Detective Mindy* and A Star is Born.

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
Project Pluto

**Project Pluto** is the second half of the twenty-first episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

When Mindy is excited about presenting her kid model of Pluto for school show and tell, the other kids don't want to disappoint her by breaking the news to her that Pluto is not a planet.

## Characters

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

## Learning Goals

Pluto is no longer considered a planet; astronomers in the scientific community re-classified Pluto as a planetoid. It is one of five 'planetoids,' or 'dwarf planets. There are three criteria a celestial body must meet in order to be considered a planet: it must orbit the Sun, have enough mass, and 'clear the neighborhood.'

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to talk about Pluto, the second being *From Pluto with Love*.
* Carrot foreshadows the events from *From Pluto With Love* by uttering "Dear little Pluto", which is a reference to the song "Dear Little Frozen Pluto".
Ice Moon Enceladus

**Ice Moon Enceladus** is the first half of the fifteenth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean sets up a sno-cone stand to help raise money to send a spaceship to Mars. But it’s the hottest day of the year and he quickly runs out of ice, and he can’t find any nearby. Then Jet has an idea where they can go to get some ice—Saturn’s ice moon, Enceladus!

## Characters

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

## Learning Goals

Enceladus is a small moon of Saturn that contains a liquid ocean underneath an outer layer of ice. It has “ice volcanoes” that shoot geyser-like jets of water vapor into space. Some of the water vapor falls back as “snow” and the rest escapes, which supplies most of the material making up Saturn’s ring.

## Songs

* Takeoff!
* My Name is Mindy

## Trivia

* This is the second episode where Mindy sings her song, the first being *Mindy's Moon Bounce House*.
	+ Some of the lyrics are altered in this episode. In this episode, the lyrics are *I'm here selling snow-cones, so put down your cellphones, and dig in your pocket, 'cause Sean needs a rocket.*
* Carrot does not appear in this episode.
* This is the first episode where the group goes to Enceladus, the second one being *Which Moon is Best?*.
Earth Mission to Moon

**Earth Mission to Moon** is the first half of the seventh episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean tells Jet, Sydney, and Mindy about the Apollo 11 mission, and the kids decide to do a real-life reenactment of man’s first mission landing on the Moon!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Carrot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Face 9000
* Zerk (voice only) (debut)

## Learning Goals

The first manned mission to the Moon took place on July 20, 1969, and the first two humans on the Moon were Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. The astronauts were launched from a Saturn V rocket on the Apollo 11 mission.

## Trivia

* This episode includes real life footage from the Apollo 11 mission.
* The Neil Armstrong voiceover is voiced by Kyle Rideout.
Super Hyperdrive

**Super Hyperdrive** is a song sung by Jet, Sean, Sydney, and Mindy in *Space Camp.*

## Lyrics

Away down the arm of our galaxy

If you ever should get that far

There's a system called Double Vanilla

A white giant binary star

We were trying to surf on a comet trail

But the thought of that makes me wince

'Cause that's when Sunspot burned his tail

He's been shrinking ever since

Now I'm thinking that shrinking is bad news

'Cause he never was really that tall

We gotta go get some deshrinkulum

Or we won't have a Sunspot at all

We're taking our Super Hyperdrive

Out to Mascarpone Planet Five

We're taking that hyperdrive so fast

We'll get there before we arrive

We're taking our Super Hyperdrive

Yeah, we're coming in for a power dive

Pushing that hyperdrive so hard

Be lucky to get there alive

Putting the pedal down to the metal

Let's go

Let's go

There's no need to wait

Let's accelerate

Let's go

Yes, way down the arm of our galaxy

The Double Vanilla's our goal

It's got extra heavy gravity

Maybe even a giant black hole

(record scratches)

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
A Visit to the Planetarium

**A Visit to the Planetarium** is the second half of the thirteenth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Sean and Sydney take Jet to the DSA to see a show at the Planetarium. But things take a fun turn when Jet decides to upgrade the show with some Bortronian technology and sings a song explaining how to find Earth in the Milky Way galaxy!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mr. Peterson
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Beep

## Learning Goals

Our sun is actually a bright star out on a spiral arm of the Milky Way Galaxy, which is made of billions of other stars, and our galaxy is just one of billions of galaxies.

## Trivia

* At the booth, there is a man named Don, who may actually be Dr. Bergs. He has a silhouette similar to Bergs', and he is voiced by Brian Drummond, just like Bergs.
* Jet mentions Bortron to Earthie children in his song, but he does not say that he is from Bortron 7.
* The film shown at the planetarium was most likely made before Pluto's demotion in 2006, since it was included as part of the show.
* Jet mentions that Pluto isn't in his Solar System Song, which was previously sung in Tour of the Solar System.
* This episode is animated by Digitales Studios, but its sister episode is animated by Hot and Sour.

## In Other Languages

 **Korean** | 우주 해설가 젯
Ian James Corlett

**Ian James Corlett** is a Canadian voice actor. He is a *Ready Jet Go! (Series)* cast member.

## Voices

* Mr. Peterson
* Uncle Zucchini
* Face 9001
* Soccer Announcer (*What's a Satellite?*)

## Trivia

* He and Brian Drummond have both performed for *Dragon Ball Z*.
* He, Ashleigh Ball, Brian Drummond, Tabitha St. Germain, Brenda Crichlow, Kathleen Barr, and Kyle Rideout were all from *My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic*.
* He did some voiceovers for PBS Kids promos using his Mr. Peterson voice, such as this one.
* He voices Mr. Conductor, Travis Troodon, Mr. Corythosaurus, Morris Stegosaurus and other characters on *Dinosaur Train*, another show created by Craig Bartlett. Interestingly, Mr. Conductor is the uncle of Gilbert, voiced by Ashleigh Ball, much like Uncle Zucchini and Jet.
Programming Ditty

**Programming Ditty** is a song sung by Dr. Rafferty in the episode, *Face on the Fritz*.

## Lyrics

**Dr. Rafferty**:

Computers are tools that do useful things

We use them everyday

From driving our car, to making us toast

They help us in many ways

But computers only do these wonderful things

If we teach them what to do

We come up with big ideas

But they need a lesson from me and you

Machine language - that's how they talk

The words are zeroes and ones

We talk to computers in zeroes and ones

That's how programming is done

**All**:

We talk to computers in zeroes and ones

That's how programming is done

## Trivia

* The PBS Kids YouTube upload has mono audio for some reason. You can only hear it on the left channel.
* This is the first song sung by Dr. Rafferty, not counting when she participated in The Scientific Method in *Visit to Mom's Office*.

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
Satellite Selfie

**Satellite Selfie** is the second half of the twenty-sixth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

The kids learn that they can use links to different websites to see a satellite view of their house. Mindy notices that Jet's house is not in the image. That's because these images are from sometime over the past 2 years, and not live images from space. With Dr. Rafferty's help, the kids identify the next time a satellite will pass over their neighborhood, and try to gather for a "space selfie" next to Jet's house.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Sydney Skelley
* Sean Rafferty
* Mindy Melendez
* Face 9000
* Dr. Rafferty
* Mr. Peterson

## Learning Goals

Satellites are objects that humans have placed into orbit around the Earth. Many have cameras in them. Some of these satellite cameras look "up" at the outer areas of space, and some look "down" at the Earth - they can even see our houses and cars!

## Trivia

* This is the second episode to focus on satellites.
* This episode reveals that the Propulsions landed on Earth in the summer.
* Part of the theme song can be heard in this episode.
* As revealed by the previous satellite photo, Sydney's house used to be pink, before they painted it white. and Mr. Peterson used to have a red car.
* Face 9000 is revealed to be ticklish.
* **Plot Hole**: At the beginning of the episode, Mindy wants to order some pizza to get the taste of some really bad cookies out her and everyone else's mouths. However, they are never shown ordering pizza, and a pizza guy appears at the house with pizza at the end of the episode anyway.
Intergalactic Travel Writers

**Intergalactic Travel Writers** is a song sung by Carrot, Celery, and Jet in the episode *Tiny Blue Dot*.

## Lyrics

**Carrot and Celery**:

We're intergalactic travel writers

Yep, that's what we are!

We make our living ramblin' around

Writing all about the stars

There are a billion stars, wouldn't want to miss a one

Wouldn't want to miss a planet, or a moon, or a sun

We're intergalactic travel writers

Yep, that's what we are!

We've filed a thousand stories

Been at it quite a while

And now that we've got Jet along

We're doing it family style

Where there's a natural wonder, we stop and take a peek

**Jet**:

I get to ride along and play planet hide-and-seek!

**Carrot and Celery**:

We're intergalactic travel writers

Yep, that's what we are!

**Sydney**:

That's so cool, but exactly what do you do?

**Celery**:

We take you there with words and pictures, and always tell it true

**Carrot**:

We keep our senses open, 'cause everywhere around

There are asteroids and comets, and wonders to be found

Like your giant outer planets, and those amazing rings!

**Jet**:

Frozen moons and hot volcanoes, and everything between!

**Celery**:

But Goldilocks planets?

There's never enough of those

**Carrot**:

Where you can actually breathe the air and not burn up or freeze your toes

**Carrot and Celery**:

We're intergalactic travel writers

Gallivantin' 'round the stars

And Earth's the nicest planet

We've landed on by far

We love to make discoveries

That's its own reward

But finding a planet as cool as Earth?

**Jet, Carrot, Celery, Sean, and Sydney**:

How could we ever be bored?

How could we ever be bored?

## Trivia

* The song was released on the *Solar System Songs* album on July 19, 2016, 1 month before the airdate of *Tiny Blue Dot*.
* The song explains the Propulsions' profession as travel writers.

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
Face 9001

**Face 9001** is the younger brother of Face 9000 who debuted in *A Kid's Guide to Mars*. He is voiced by Ian James Corlett.

## Personality

He is very competitive and in his only appearance, he butted heads with Face 9000 constantly. He has a rather large opinion of himself and thinks that he's their mother's favorite son. Like his brother, he's rather intelligent.

## Appearance

He has an orange outline and a yellow face-screen. His eyes are also orange.

 **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
Mindy's Moon Bounce House

**Mindy's Moon Bounce House** is the second half of the fifth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

Jet gives a special birthday gift to Mindy that allows her to defy gravity. She has so much fun hovering above everyone, the others have to convince her to come back to Earth in time for her party.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Face 9000
* Mitchell Peterson (debut)
* Cody (debut)
* Mrs. Peterson (heard only)

## Learning Goals

Gravity is a natural phenomenon by which all physical bodies attract one another. Gravity gives weight to physical objects and causes them to fall towards the ground when dropped.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where the kids learn about gravity, the second one is *What Goes Up...*.
* This episode marks Mitchell's debut.
* Mindy's song has many rhyming errors, such as her rhyming Mindy with Sydney. She was probably trying to rhyme Mindy with Cindy.
	+ However, Mindy points out in *Detective Mindy* that she is still learning her literacy.
* This is the first episode that features Mindy's birthday, the second is *Mindy Turns Five.*

## Goofs/Errors

* In the Hungarian dub of the episode, Mindy is referred to with the last name "Mendez" as opposed to the correct "Melendez".
Jet 2 (episode)

**Jet 2** is the second half of the ninth episode of the first season of *Ready Jet Go!.*

## Synopsis

Jet builds a robot version of himself, so that he can be in “two places at once!” But Jet learns what jealousy is when the other kids seem to be having more fun with Jet 2 than they are with him!

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Mindy Melendez
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Celery Propulsion
* Carrot Propulsion
* Jet 2 (debut)
* Beep

## Learning Goals

A robot is an automatic mechanical device often resembling a human or animal. Humans build robots to perform the tasks humans can’t do, but people are still in control because they give instructions to the robots.

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Jet's robot lookalike, Jet 2.
	+ Jet 2 would appear in later episodes, such as *Detective Mindy*.
* In order to become a regular storyboard artist for the series, people tried to storyboard the part where Jet introduces his robot to Sean and Sydney. However, many of them were rejected.
* Jet is revealed to be an expert mechanic and coder.
* Unlike its sister episode, this episode is animated by Digitales Studios, who would later become a regular animation studio for the show.

## Gallery

Korean title card
Ready-to-Read Books

**Ready-to-Read** is a book franchise from Simon & Schuster publishing that is designed to turn every child into a reading star with five levels that help develop young readers.

*Ready Jet Go!*  has its own book series that is under the Ready-to-Read title. They are all Level 2 books, meaning that they are for independent readers. These books adapt episodes from the television series, and include pictures from the episodes.  These books also include bonus back matter content about the science facts discussed. These books are adapted by Jordan D. Brown.

## Books

* *Journey to Pluto* (adaptation of *From Pluto with Love*) (April 30th, 2019)
* *Starry, Starry Night* (adaptation of *Night of a Bazillion Stars*) (April 30th, 2019)
* *Mission to the Moon* (adaptation of *Earth Mission to Moon*) (July 2, 2019)
* *Sunspot's Night Out*(adaptation of *Sunspot's Night Out*) (October 1, 2019)
* *Every Day is Earth Day*(adaptation of *Everyday is Earth Day*) (March 3, 2020)
* *Water, Water Everywhere* (adaptation of *Water, Water Everywhere* (June 23, 2020)

## Trivia

* These books were originally slated for release in 2017, but then got pushed forward to 2019.
* The title of *Starry, Starry Night* gets its name from the refrain of the Don McLean song "Vincent", which, in turn, is about Vincent Van Gogh, and the refrain is derived from his painting "The Starry Night".
* The cover of *Mission to the Moon* is similar to the cover of *One Small Step*, but actually adapts *Earth Mission to Moon*.
Space Rocks!

**Space Rocks!** is a US/Canada DVD of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Description

Asteroids, meteorites, comets, and more! Join Jet along with his friends Sydney, Sean, and Mindy as they take off on exciting outer space explorations. Watch as Jet's mom zooms the kids to space in their flying saucer to learn the difference between asteroids, meteors, and meteorites; as the kids conduct a series of tests to determine if a unique rock is indeed a meteorite; and as the neighborhood hosts a star gazing party! Space Rocks!

## Episodes

* Asteroids, Meteors, and Meteorites
* Mindy's Meteorite Stand
* Comet Fever
* Asteroid Patrol
Not a Sound

**Not a Sound** is the first half of the thirty-ninth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*

## Synopsis

The kids get information from Dr. Rafferty and then travel to outer space to confirm the amazing fact that there is no sound in outer space... even though Jet is convinced he's heard sounds all over the solar system.

## Characters

* Jet Propulsion
* Sean Rafferty
* Sydney Skelley
* Sunspot Propulsion
* Dr. Rafferty
* Celery Propulsion
* Jet 2 (character)

## Songs

* Takeoff!
* Building Boogie

## Trivia

* This is the second episode to talk about sound, the first being *Sounds Abound*.
* In this episode, *Sean* actually suggests going to space to prove that there is no sound there, much to the shock and bewilderment of the other characters.
* Sydney mentions her father, saying he uses a vacuum to clean the rug.
So Many Moons (song)

**So Many Moons (song)** is a song about Jupiter's moons sung by Jet, with Sean and Sydney on backup, in *So Many Moons*.

## Lyrics

**Jet**:

A-one-a, a-two-a, here’s what we’re gonna do-a

Let’s count the moons of Jupiter, who knew there were so many?

We’ve got to do it carefully, just so we don’t miss any

They’re teeny and enormous

I barely can absorb it!

They’re helped by Jupiter’s gravity

That’s how they stay in orbit

Moons, moons, so many moons

Count ‘em from the morning ’till the afternoon

Metis is the closest

Adrastea right behind it

Amalthea is the red one, so it’s not too hard to find it

And Thebe, and four big moons found by Galileo

Europa is an ice ball, Io has volcanoes

Ganymede’s the biggest, as big as Mercury is

Callisto’s second biggest, let’s go out and see where she is!

Then we orbit farther out to where the outer moons are

They’re all the kids of Jupiter, but their names get pretty bizarre

**Sean and Sydney**:

Moons, moons, so many moons

Count ‘em from December ’till the month of June

**Jet**:

Themisto, Elara, Himalia, Leda

Carpo, Euporie, Carme, Lysithea

Thelxinoe, Euanthe, Helike, Praxidike

Meme, Orthosie, then Iocaste

Harpalyke, Hermippe, Thyone, Ananke

Herse, Aitne, Taygete, Chaldene

Kale, Erinome, Aoede, Kalyke

Kallichore, Callirrhoe, Eurydome, Pasithee

Kore, Cyliene, Eukelade, Pasiphae

Hegemone, Arche - don’t forget Isonoe

That’s only half the moons that Jupiter can boast-a

Among the planets in the solar system that’s the most-a

67 is a lot for keeping track of

Moons are something Jupiter has got no lack of

**All**:

Moons, moons, so many moons

67? 67!

Moons, moons, so many moons

Count ‘em from the morning till the afternoon

## Trivia

* This song was released early on the *Solar System Songs* album on July 19, 2016, prior to this song's premiere on television.
* Jet lists 47 moons of Jupiter in the song.
* Sunspot Propulsion plays guitar in this song.
* The information in the song is outdated. As of 2023, Jupiter is confirmed to have 80-85 moons.
* On the PBS Kids YouTube channel, the song is titled “67 Moons”.

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 Space Station

**Treehouse Space Station** is the second half of the nineteenth episode of *Ready Jet Go!*.

## Synopsis

When the kids realize that they all want to use the treehouse at the same time for different activities, arguments break out. Mindy tries to help by creating a schedule for each kid to use the treehouse alone. In the end, the kids realize they need each other’s company and ideas in order to be successful in their own projects. In resolving their problem, the kids learn to think like the scientists on the International Space Station, who have to find a solution to the problem of getting along while doing different projects in a small space.

## Characters

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

## Learning Goals

The International Space Station (ISS) program is a great global human achievement in international cooperation. Countries work in partnership to support the experiments of scientists on the ISS, including observing space, growing plants in micro-gravity, and recording observations.

## Trivia

* This episode features a real-life image of scientists on the ISS.
* Many websites inaccurately list this episode as "Treehouse ISS"
* In the treehouse, Sean wanted to look at the ISS with his telescope, Sydney wanted to draw Commander Cressida comics, and Jet wanted to do a plant experiment.