
The Jetsons — Season 3

When the TeleViewer sputtered and failed, Elroy stumbled upon a scheme hatched by a notorious figure known only as “The Gripfather”—a shadowy echo of classic crime—and found his father, George, unexpectedly caught in its web.

Elroy had devised an evolution machine, and through a mishap, propelled his creation, Astro, forward in time by ten thousand years—a leap that boosted his intelligence by an astonishing four thousand points. Flush with confidence, George wa…

Rocky Retro was the latest heartthrob at school, and Judy found herself losing him to Marcia simply because Marcia had a car. Determined to rectify the situation, Judy resolved to earn her own vehicle, accepting three rather unusual employm…

It has become apparent that Orwell Spacely, Mr. Spacely’s nephew, serves as the company’s resident inventor. George now finds himself designated as the company’s test subject. Just as the patrolling officers believe they have finally establ…

The annual father-daughter dance fills Judy with dread, so she typically feigns a sudden, debilitating illness – a forty-eight hour flu, as it were. This year, however, Jane insists things will be different, determined to avoid another publ…

George was suffering from a persistent toothache and sought treatment from his dentist. The dentist, eager to try a new procedure, fitted George with an experimental artificial tooth. It soon became apparent that the replacement was, inexpl…

Rosie found herself falling for the janitor’s robot. Obtaining residency papers – a “green card” – for him seemed possible only through marriage. The question, however, lingered: could a robot even legally be joined in matrimony?

Jane decided to enter a local gardening competition. Disaster struck when Astro, in an unfortunate mishap, damaged Jane’s prize-winning plant beyond repair; it simply didn't recover. Determined to lift her spirits, George purchased a replac…

Orwell, Mr. Spacely’s nephew, managed to persuade George to undergo a cloning procedure designed to enhance his qualities. However, this perfected version of George subsequently convinced the original that his presence was no longer require…

Spacely insisted that every employee undergo aptitude testing, subtly manipulating the results to ensure George achieved the lowest score. However, Judy, Elroy, and Astro intervened, adjusting their father’s score to surpass everyone else's…


