Hey, Skye. What?
Say cheese.
Huh?
Sorry, Jet. I was just testing out my
new camera app here.
Wow, you got my good side. Thanks, Skye.
I think you mean suli.
>> Suli.
Yeah, that's how you say thank you in
Ketwa. That's a language some people
speak in Peru.
>> Peru? Is that where I'm going today?
>> That's right.
Peru is a country in South America.
Today you're delivering a package to Ma
who lives on a farm super close to the
Nazca lines.
>> What are the Nazca lines?
>> The Nazca lines are these huge old
drawings on the ground. Some people
think that space aliens would fly down
to look at the drawings.
>> Wa! I've got to go see those.
Then get in position. Jet.
Jet. Prepare for the air.
It's fly time.
I'm on my way to you, Peru.
There it is. Peru.
There are the Nazca lines. Wow, look at
all those llamas.
Going to make designs like the Nazcal
lines.
Huh?
What could have pressed down all this
corn?
Oh, wow. Could it be aliens
trying to make their own drawings like
the Nazca lines?
Yikes.
>> Hey, Ma.
>> Phew. It's only dad.
What have you got there, Ma?
>> My plans for today. I'm going to make a
giant drawing that will be out of this
world.
>> Package delivery.
>> It's here. It's here.
>> I'm Jet. On time every time.
>> I'm Ma.
>> This is for you.
A new camera copter.
>> Wow, that aircraft is almost cooler than
I am. But what are you going to do with
it?
>> I'm going to make my own gigantic
drawing. Just like the Nazca lines, this
camera copter will help me see what I'm
making. Oh, cool. It's a smiley face.
>> Will you help me make my giant drawing,
Jet?
>> Of course, Ma.
>> Awesome. Then let's go to my dad's
field.
Okay, Jet. We just have to push some
stones out of the way to show the white
ground underneath.
I made this digging tool myself just for
this. Wow. Cool tool. Here I go.
Awesome. Can I try Ma? Sure.
I'll start the outline with jet speed.
Yeah, this is great. We'll be done in no
time at all. Wo!
Yikes! Are you okay, Jet?
Yeah, but the tool is broken.
Oh no. Now, how will we make the
drawing?
Looks like a job for the super wing.
Super wings? My awesome airplane friends
who come to help whenever I need them.
Base, come in.
>> This is Base. What's up, Jet?
>> Ma wants to make his own giant drawing
just like the Nazca lines. Awesome. I've
got you covered, Jet.
Donnie. Donnie will be thrilled to
build.
Jerome knows how to make something with
style.
Dizzy can always lend a helping hand or
a rope.
It's slime time.
Do you think aliens really exist yet?
Maybe.
And it looks like aliens can fly like
you, too.
>> Aliens.
Oh, those aren't aliens. Those are the
super wings.
Super wings. Transform.
Wow. Super wings. I want to make a
drawing so big that aliens can see it
from space. Can you help me? Totally.
But how will we do it? We can use the
robot suits that I built for everyone.
>> Well, where are they, Donnie?
>> Huh?
Oh no, I forgot the robot suits.
>> Did somebody say robot suits?
Thanks, Papa Wheels.
>> Don't mention it, my little spark plug.
If you're ever stuck, just call the
truck. Bye-bye, kids.
>> Now, let's boot up and suit up.
>> We're robot ready.
>> Great. Now, let's get drawing.
Wow, great work, Super Wings.
This smiley face is going to have some
serious style.
These robot suits are really handy.
Wa!
You okay, Jet?
>> Yeah, but there's a huge rock in the
way. I'll just move it out of the way
and finish up the drawing.
I think it's stuck. Let's all PULL
TOGETHER.
MY rescue robes can help.
>> Come on, everybody.
>> Maybe it's just the tip of a really big
rock. Yeah, I bet the big part is
underground.
>> But how can we get underground?
>> Wa!
>> What's going on?
>> It's coming from over there.
What is that thing?
>> Todd transform.
>> Hey guys, I'm Todd.
>> It's great to meet you, Todd.
>> Hey, you would be perfect to get under
this rock. Think you can give it a push?
>> When it comes to moving rocks, I can dig
it. Drill action.
All right, I'm in position.
Ready,
set, drill.
It's working. Keep it up, Super Wings.
Here
come
>> Does the drawing still look okay, Ma?
Let's see.
Wow, the big rock looks like a pompom on
top of the hat.
Guess I really made my mark on the
world. Suriki super wings.
>> You're welcome, Misa. We loved drawing
with you, but I think our job is
finished.
>> Goodbye, Super Wings.
Super wings, we deliver.
>> I can't wait to see what you made,
Donnie. I think you mean Robo, Donnie.
Cool.
You're so tall.
Hello down there.
What can you do with those things on?
Oh. Um, lots of stuff. Because I'm big
and strong, I can
pick up a street lamp.
>> Jet to control room. Package pickup.
>> Good luck with that, Robo, Donnie. See
you.
Hey, Jimbo. Where am I going today?
>> To Denmark. A boy named Noah ordered a
package.
>> Where's Denmark?
>> It's a country in Northern Europe.
Denmark's mostly flat, but has some
small hills. They're great for bicycle
riding.
>> I love bicycles. I hope I get to ride
one when I'm there. Bye, Jimbo.
>> Oh, wait, Jet. Before you go, people in
Denmark say,
it means welcome in Danish.
>> Welcome and goodbye again.
>> Oh yeah. All systems go go and go.
Jets.
>> Jet, get ready to rise.
>> It's fly time
>> to Denmark.
>> Working on another invention, Noah.
>> Yep. It's a big one, Mom. It'll be
finished once my package gets here.
>> Wonderful.
Just watch out for my flowers. You know,
they're my favorite.
Denmark's hills are beautiful.
There's Noah's house.
Jet transform.
package delivery. Welcome in.
>> I'm Jet. On time, every time.
>> Welcome in.
Thanks.
My dino battery. It's for Well, you just
have to see. Mom, I'm taking Jet to my
lab.
>> Have a good time.
And here it is, my lab.
It's where I make things like this. A
block dinosaur. I call it Tyloacosaurus
Rex.
Wow. Dinosaurs are awesome. But a block
dinosaur. That's mega awesome.
>> Thanks. Now all I have to do is put the
dino battery in and it should roar to
life.
Good one, Noah. Can you help me, Jet?
>> Sure.
It's on.
I can make Tyloacosaurus Rex move with
this remote control.
Cool. Can I try? Sure. Here.
>> Time to see what this block dinosaur can
do.
>> Uh, Jet, slow down. It's not a good idea
to
Uh-oh.
Oh no, it stomped all over my mom's
favorite flowers.
It's wrecking everything. We got to stop
it. Help.
Take the dino battery out. That'll turn
it off. Come on.
It's too fast.
Not for me. Jet speed.
STOP.
Now's your chance, Jet. Take the dino
battery out.
>> Are you okay, Jet?
>> Yeah. I wish I could stop it.
>> Me, too, because it's heading right for
town.
>> It's time to call the Super Wings.
Super wings. My awesome airplane friends
who come to help whenever I need them.
Base, come in.
>> This is base. What's going on, Jet?
>> I'm in Denmark with Noah. His block
dinosaur is out of control and making a
huge mess.
>> One word. WOWERS. Someone will be there
soon. Now, who would be best for the
job?
Johnny.
Donnie Jet needs your help in Denmark. A
dinosaur made of blocks is on the run.
Can you help?
>> Donnie can do.
>> When's your friend getting here, Jet?
It's Donnie. Things are looking up.
Donnie, TRANSFORM.
WOO! OW!
I'm okay.
Did someone say there's a block dinosaur
on the loose? Yeah. Tyloacosaurus Rex.
We can't get its dino battery out. But
Robo Donnie can I'm ready to make things
happen with my kit of extra cool tools.
Robo legs on. Robo arms ON
MOVE. ACTION.
>> I'm here for your dino battery type.
Blogosaurus Rex.
I will stop you.
Run. Action.
Oh,
>> wait. Why'd you jump, Donnie? You were
right there. I got a little scared.
It's right behind me, isn't it?
>> Run. ACTION,
>> DONNIE. Watch out.
I'll help you
now.
Stop.
>> Noah, grab the dino battery.
I got it.
Woo!
Woo! Thanks for all your help, guys. I
couldn't have stopped Tyloasaurus Rex
without you.
You're welcome.
>> So, now what are you going to do with
this?
H
>> mom's favorite flowers look great.
>> Tyloacosaurus Rex did an awesome job.
Ready to go, Donnie?
>> Roar.
I mean, sure.
So long,
>> Super Wings, we deliver.
Hi there, Skye. Got something to ship?
I'm ready to zip. Glad to hear it, Jet.
Because today you're going to Tonga.
>> Tonga? Tell me all about it.
>> Tonga is a country in the South Pacific
made up of lots of small islands. A girl
named OA ordered a package there.
Those sure are some itsybitsy islands.
But they have some big time sights like
the home of blow holes. Rocks that shoot
water up like fountains. and the
pigeon's doorway, a natural rocky bridge
over the water.
>> Wow, Tonga's terrific. What's the
weather like?
>> It's sunny and warm all year round. You
won't find a lot of bad weather in
Tonga. Which reminds me, the Tongan word
for bad weather is alotamaki.
>> Well, let's hope I don't run into any
alotamakis.
Bad weather.
>> Oh, I don't think you will. Okay, take
your position. Jet.
Jet, prepare for the air. It's fly time.
I'm taking off to Tonga.
Wow, Skye was right. This weather's
beautiful.
Good morning, Tonga.
Here's our 5-day forecast showing
nothing but sun, sun, and more sun.
Perfect weather for this week's Hala
Festival. Back to you.
>> Great job, Dad. I hope one day I can be
a weather person like you.
>> Oh, that won't be hard. Offer, you're a
natural. You just need practice.
>> Package delivery.
It's here.
I'm Jet. On time, every time. Hello,
Jet.
Wow, that's quite a voice you got there.
>> Thanks. People tell me that all the
time. I'm Ofa, and this is my dad.
>> Pleased to meet you, Jet.
>> I've got a package for you.
>> My microphone.
Now I can practice reporting on the
weather for real. Thanks, Jet.
>> So, that's what you've been waiting for.
You're welcome to borrow one of the
stations cameras to practice.
>> Thanks, Dad. Now, I just need someone to
work the camera. Hey, what about me? I'd
make a great cameraman.
>> Well, then it's settled. Why don't you
two go out and do a report at the Hala
Festival?
>> That's a great idea, Dad. Come on, Jet.
>> Well, this sure is a great day for it.
The weather's perfect. Yeah. I wish the
weather were more exciting, though, so
I'd have something to report on. What do
you mean? I'll show you. Cyclones,
tornadoes, snowstorms.
Whoa. Now that's some alotamaki.
Bad weather. It sure is. That's what I
wish I could report on, but Donga never
gets any alotaki. It's always sunny and
calm. Well, maybe I can help with that.
I think it's time to call the Super
Wings.
Super Wings? My awesome airplane friends
who come to help whenever I need them.
Face, come in.
>> This is Face. How's the weather in
Tonga, Jet?
>> Great, Skye, but Olsa needs something
other than sunshine to report on. H who
can help create some weird weather? I
know
Jerome's always ready to whip up a
storm.
Jet needs some worst weather. I'm on my
way.
And Johnny's sure to have something in
his kit of extra cool tools to make some
wacky weather. Your treehouse is all
finished, kids. See you later.
Where's your super wings, friends? Jet,
I could really use some different
weather. There's Donnie and Jerome now.
Things are looking up. Jerome transform.
Daddy transform.
I'm Jerome and it's my time to shine.
I'm Donnie and I'm ready to make things
happen.
>> Hi guys, I'm UA. You can make weather
that looks like this.
>> Sure we can. I'll just use my kit of
extra cool tools. Windb blowing action.
>> Wow, this wind is great. But we sure
could use some rain.
>> Did someone say rain?
Papa Wheels,
>> I've got a tank full of rain water back
here if it'll help.
>> It sure will. Thanks, Papa Wheels.
>> You're on, Opa.
Hello, Donga. This is OA coming to you
from the Hala Festival where a large
cyclone has suddenly moved in. A cyclone
is a big storm with strong winds and
pounding rain which could mean trouble
for Tonga.
Stay tuned for more reporting with me of
the weather girl.
>> Yeah,
>> of here reporting from the home of Blho
where the wind has really picked up
and now it's snowing.
And over by the pigeon's doorway, this
sudden storm has turned into a twisting
tornado.
>> Yay!
>> You're a real weather whiz, of
>> I'm glad we could help you practice your
weather reporting. That was fun. Thanks,
guys. I couldn't have done it without
you.
>> Jet, are you there?
>> Astra, is that you? What's wrong?
>> Skye told me you were in Tonga. There's
a powerful cyclone heading right for
you. It'll be there in a few minutes.
>> Uh-oh. Thanks for the heads up, Astra.
We're on it. You heard Astra, everyone.
There's a cyclone heading this way. A
real one.
>> Oh no. We better warn everyone.
>> You can use my special concert speakers.
Hello everyone.
There's a huge cyclone heading towards
Dolma. You have to take shelter. This is
not a drill.
>> Oh, you must be doing another pretend
weather report.
>> No, this is for real. A cyclone is
coming to a real one.
>> Sure it is. You're doing a great job,
young lady.
>> They don't believe me.
>> Uh-oh. It looks like the cyclones
arrived.
>> The cyclone? It's real.
>> People are panicking. Not to worry. We
can just use my super weather back.
Isn't that right, Papa Wheels?
>> I've got it right here, Donnie.
I'll suck up that cyclone in seconds.
Cyclone sucking action.
Ha! This cyclone is no match for my
super weather bag.
Huh? Wo!
Wo!
Oh no, Donnie. Super weather back is
super clogged. Now what? I know, Opa.
Your voice and these speakers are just
the thing to blast that cyclone away.
Really? How? Sound waves.
>> To take on a cyclone this big, we're
going to need an upgrade. Speaker power
up. ACTION.
IT'S TIME for your weather report. OPA,
you're doing it. Alpha here reporting on
a huge cyclone. But with the help of the
super wings,
this cyclone won't be a problem anymore.
Awesome.
>> You're a natural weather girl, OA. That
was great. Thanks, Jet. I guess good
weather is not so bad after all.
Couldn't agree more. Everyone ready?
>> Goodbye,
Super Wings. Super Wings.
>> We deliver. See you.
>> Hi, Skye. The sun's shining bright and
I'm ready for flight. Glad to hear it,
Jet.
Well, today you're going to Cuba, an
island country in the Caribbean where
they love the game of baseball.
So does Julio. He's the boy you're
delivering your package to. He loves
baseball as much as you do.
>> That's great. Maybe we can play a game.
>> Well, if you do, I hope you hit a home
run. That's how they say home run in
Cuba. Homer run. When you hit a baseball
really, really far in the air.
>> All right, Jet,
get into position. I I sky
jet, prepare for the air. It's fly time.
Cuba, here I come.
Wow, Cuba is beautiful. Look at those
gorgeous beaches and those classic cars.
I think I'm going to like it here.
Oh, where is it?
>> Julio, you're turning the house upside
down. What are you looking for?
>> My lucky left-hand Lopez baseball card.
Have you seen it?
>> No, sorry. There's a bunch of baseball
cards here, though. Are you sure it
isn't one of these?
>> Yeah, I'm sure. I've been through that
stack a million times.
>> Package delivery.
my package.
>> I'm Jet on sign every time.
>> Hi Jet. I'm Julio and this is my mom.
>> Nice to meet you. I've got a special
delivery for you, Julio.
>> Awesome.
My new bat. If only I had my lefthand
Lopez card, I'd have everything I need
to finally hit a home run.
>> Ah, a home run. You've never hit one?
>> No.
>> But you will, Julio. I know it.
>> And I've got a feeling that today is the
day. Come on, let's go TEST THAT NEW BED
OUT.
>> Can I, Mom?
>> Of course. Have fun.
All right, Julio, get ready for the Jed
special.
Yeah.
Uh, sorry, Julio. That was a practice
ball. Let's try again.
A. Don't worry, Julio. Third time's the
charm. Get ready.
A man.
I'm all right. Got it.
>> That was fun, Jet, but I'm nowhere close
to hitting a home run. Cheer up, Julio.
We're all warmed up now. We're so close
to hitting a home run. I can feel it.
Really? You bet. In fact, we should be
ready when it happens.
Astra, are you up there? I sure am, Jet.
What can I do for you? My friend Julio
is going to hit a home run today, and I
want to make sure we get it on video
when he does. Say no more. I'll just
zoom in on you with my super satellite.
And Huh? What was that? Astra,
everything okay up there? I'm not sure.
Hold on. Let me check something.
Oh no, Jet. A meteor just passed by my
space station and it's headed straight
for Cupa. That's where we are. Don't
worry. This space station has a few
tricks up its sleeves. I'll blast that
meteor to smitherines with my space
laser.
Laser blast.
Go Astra. You did it.
Oh no, my laser split the meteor into
two meteors. Uh-oh. This sounds like a
job for the super wings.
>> Super wings.
>> My awesome airplane friends who come to
help whenever I need them. Base, come
in.
>> This is base. How's the weather down
there, Jet?
>> Sunny with a chance of meteors. And
there's two of them headed our way.
No problem. I'll just call Astra. And
sorry, Skye. I already gave it a shot.
This is too much meteor for me. H. Then
how do we deal with these speedy space
stones?
Grand Albert's the answer. This trunk of
time's past is sure to have something
that can handle these runaway rocks.
Jet, those meteors are getting bigger.
Where's your super wings friend?
>> He's right there. Things are looking up.
>> Grand transform.
I'm here. I'm wise and ready to advise.
>> Hi, Grand Albert. I'm Julio. Those
meteors will hit Cuba any minute now.
What do we do?
>> Well, there's only one thing we can do.
Baseball this problem out.
>> Huh?
>> Let's see.
Aha! Here it is. My telephoto
transformer.
With this old beauty, I can make things
shrink tiny or grow huge.
And I think this problem calls for a big
solution.
>> He means us.
>> I'll just make you boys huge. Then Jet
can catch the meteor heading towards the
boats.
>> And Julio can hit the one coming toward
the park. It'll be the biggest home run
ever.
>> What a home run? Me? But I've never hit
a home run. I don't know if I can.
>> Boulder Dash, you sound just like a ball
player I knew back in my coaching days.
Left-hand Lopez.
You knew left hand Lopez.
>> I taught him everything he knows,
including the special home run rhyme. It
goes like this. Eyes up high, eyes down
low, eyes straight forward. Ready, go.
This card always gave me good luck on
the ball field here. Left hand Lopez
would have wanted you to have it.
>> Whoa. Thanks, Grand Albert.
>> So, what do you say, Julio? Think you
can hit that home run?
>> I'll do my best.
>> And what about you, Jet? Ready to catch
a comet?
>> You bet.
>> Great. Now, give me a big super wing
smile, boys. And get ready to get big
and loify.
>> Wa! I'm huge.
So am I.
Chet.
>> I've got a meteor to catch with jet
speed.
>> Ready, Julio?
>> Ready, Grand Albert?
>> Eyes up high. Eyes down low.
I straight forward.
This meteor is mine.
Ready, go.
I did it. I finally did it. I hit a home
run. Yeah.
Well, Julio, you hit a home run and
saved Cuba. All thanks to the Super
Wings.
>> Hogwash, you had it in you the entire
time. That left-hand Lopez car just
brought it out. Oh, speaking of which, I
thought you deserved your own official
home run Julio card. A big card for a
big hit.
>> Wa! Thanks guys. I hope you can come
back to play another game.
>> You can count on it. Julio, ready to go.
>> Super wings.
>> We deliver.
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