
The Jetsons — Season 2

On a school excursion to a distant asteroid, Elroy discovered a peculiar, rosy stone. It proved to be an egg, and from it emerged Orbitty—a lively being with surprisingly buoyant legs.

Convinced the Jetsons were planning to take her place, Rosey fled her home.

A mysterious package arrived at Spacely Sprockets, revealing a robot sentry dog called “Sentro.” Spacely immediately resolved to use it as protection for his prized "Chocolate Microchip Cookie." Unbeknownst to him, the "Galactic Sneak"—a Co…

Judy confided in her diary, narrating the events of the week leading up to her birthday on Saturday, anticipating a surprise party from her parents. When her space car malfunctioned, it was Curley Quasar who lent his assistance, when no one…

Granted a superhero's abilities for a single day through the use of a special device, George found himself in extraordinary circumstances. However, the potential for this temporary transformation to become permanent arose when the device un…

Through a bit of Mr. Spacely’s maneuvering, the Jetsons found themselves contestants on "Family Fallout," a game show modeled after Family Feud, where they were pitted against the Spacely family. Ultimately, the Jetsons emerged victorious, …

As George rode the bus toward home, an elderly gentleman offered him a glimpse of something extraordinary: a remarkable invention called the Replayola, promising a life beyond imagining. But when a careless mistake led George to inadvertent…

A troupe of flea musicians fled to Astro, seeking sanctuary from the oppressive rule of the renowned flea ringmaster, Solarini.

Jane’s borrowing of Mr. Spacely’s vehicle ended with an unfortunate collision, prompting him to cheerfully lay the blame on George. Suddenly, George found himself reduced to a state of constant servitude and abject apology, until it was rev…

Upon learning that his competitor, Cogswell, had been named “Tycoon of the Day,” Spacely resolved to surpass him at any cost, demanding a grueling “Triple-Shift” from all his employees. Twenty-four hours and relentless pressure from Spacely…

A quiet sadness settled over Rosie; she missed having a mother. Seeing this, George Jetson resolved that for Mother’s Day, he would arrange an opportunity for Rosie to discover the identity of hers.

A visit from George and Jane’s nephew, Hunky Moonrock, was already on the calendar, but events took an unexpected turn when a research team misplaced a being from the planet Polaris. The situation escalated dramatically with the sudden thaw…

Determined to impress at Judy’s dance party, George arrived wearing an unusual pair of experimental dancing shoes.

The prospect of a trip to visit her cousin Melissa initially met with Judy’s hesitation, but observing how much Melissa had grown prompted a change of heart. This development led George, quite unintentionally, to adopt the guise of “Space A…

George finds himself tricked into a competition styled after the Olympics, facing off against the formidable Cogswell Cogs. However, when Cogswell resorts to swapping places with his identical twin, will George prevail in this bewildering c…

The Jetsons find themselves facing a peculiar challenge: a shapeshifting alien known as the Mirrormorph, capable of perfectly mimicking anyone it encounters – though frustratingly unable to speak.

It was George and Jane’s wedding anniversary, a day rendered unexpectedly fraught when George failed to remember it entirely, prompting a considerable display of displeasure from Jane. As tensions eased, they found themselves reminiscing ab…

Determined to distract Elroy from his intense interest in espionage, George arranged a trip for the entire family to a vintage western settlement. Once there, they were confronted by the notorious Bad Bart Blaster, who promptly issued a cha…

After repeated failures, Spacely decreed that George move his family to “Outer Mongolia”—a decision he quickly regretted when R.U.D.I. threatened the very existence of his factory.

The Jetsons found themselves with a surprise – a baby left on their doorstep. But this was no ordinary infant; it transpired that the tiny newcomer was actually a miniature thief in disguise.

Inspired by the spirit of “Alice in Wonderland” and “The Wizard of Oz,” this story follows Elroy and Astro as their holiday at Club Mellowstar takes an unexpected turn. Separated against their will, they tumble into a dreamscape where vinta…

After losing his job at Spacely Sprockets for half a year, George’s family persuaded him to embrace a simpler life, cultivating the land on the idyllic planet of Paradisio. Their peaceful existence, however, was shattered when a development…

George was celebrated as a hero for fixing a faulty delivery robot, yet their triumph proved fleeting when Rosie began behaving erratically, pilfering anything within reach. Now, the Jetsons faced a new challenge: they needed to reset her v…

Despite the troubles plaguing the Jetson family, they resolve to escape on a journey to Fantasy Planet. There, Mr. Rocket—a charismatic host portrayed by Sonny Melendrez, clearly inspired by “Mr. Roarke” from *Fantasy Island*—places each me…

A bewildering case of mistaken identity lands George in the clutches of SNEAK, a clandestine enemy spy organization. While held captive, he makes an astonishing discovery: his near-perfect double, a secret agent known only as Space Bong – a…

The museum's curator found himself particularly drawn to Orbitty, envisioning him as a centerpiece exhibit, a special undertaking timed to coincide with Halloween.

Mr. Spacely appointed George as the judge for the annual Spacely Space Sprockets Space Dog Show, an assignment that quickly proved to be a source of considerable anxiety. His own family insisted he declare their beloved Astro the victor, wh…

Mr. Spacely presented George with a raffle booklet for the annual Venusian Sweepstakes. However, Mrs. Spacely took considerable umbrage when George unexpectedly won the grand prize: ten million Venuties.

Following Elroy’s victory in a school science competition, the entire family receives an invitation to witness a space shuttle launch. However, his experience proves far more extraordinary than he could have imagined when he and his dog, As…

Aboard the Love Rocket, Jane found herself the lucky recipient of a surprise holiday. Simultaneously, George encountered an old flame while Jane unexpectedly crossed paths with her former boyfriend. Unaware of the complications unfolding, E…

A fierce rivalry has erupted between the Spacely Sprockets and the Cogswell Cogs on the robot baseball diamond, and George is the shining star pitcher for Spacely’s squad. Yet, with Cogswell seizing a decisive advantage, will young Jetson p…

Within a bustling, otherworldly marketplace, Jane Jetson inadvertently purchased a pair of sunglasses possessing an unusual property: they granted the wearer glimpses into the immediate future. Discovering this remarkable ability, George Je…

For his school assignment, Elroy needed to create a Father’s Day video, but Astro’s intense fascination with the neighbor’s poodle proved a challenge that neither he nor George could quite manage.

George and Jane joined Mr. Spacely at a business convention, eager to unveil the company’s newest creation: the EXIT, or EXecutive Instant Transporter. Back home, Judy managed the household while Elroy put his own invention, a Dog Trainer, …

Montague Jetson made a surprising return, only to find himself captivated by the youthful charm of Nova Neutron. Unbeknownst to him, however, Nova’s boyfriend, Tyco, harboring a misguided belief that Montague was none other than Mr. Spacely…

Dismissed once more, this time from his thirty-second position, a hapless automaton called Ralph resolved to exact retribution against the individual responsible for his dismissal: George Jetson.

George managed to persuade Elroy to confess to their mother what had befallen her cherished pitcher, but when Bubbles Blastoff, a visitor to Spacely’s factory, needed to catch the late-night flight back to her world, George found himself un…

Faced with Spacely’s insistence that his age rendered him unfit to represent Spacely Sprockets, George attempted a hasty rejuvenation – an endeavor that quickly spiraled into unforeseen complications.

Mr. Spacely brought in his nephew, Sam, as George’s new overseer, unaware that Sam harbored a secret ambition: to run away with Cogswell’s daughter, Asteroid. Complicating matters further, ambiguous signals from Rosie led George to believe,…

The Space-Time Capsule Contest is now open, and Orbitty has provided an entry form for the Jetsons. There’s a catch, though: only one story can be submitted per form. This simple rule sparks a chaotic struggle within the family as each memb…

A shadow fell over Spacely’s factory as he commanded George to work late on Christmas Eve, a demand that steadily drained the poor man’s energy. Simultaneously, Astro suffered an unfortunate mishap while playfully pursuing a mechanical cat …


