S1 E12 Home: Part One

Allen and Robbie go to a field. They talk about the Xelan language. Josh records his house life for a school project and talks to his dad once it doesn’t go well. At ARC HQ, Shaw initiates a protocol to stop the sudden surge in aliens. The main 3 watch static on the TV since Allen hears things he thinks will help him get home.


Josh continues his filming while the main 3 on the rooftop, but stops when Robbie tells him not to record Allen so they don’t get caught. Robbie gives Allen her diamond earring to use for his rooftop technology.
At ARC HQ, Shaw hears the same noises Allen heard. Allen’s tech gives signs that Allen will be going home the next day.

On a walk, Allen says goodbye to Latanya and she gives him a book on crystals. Allen gives her spray cheese. The main 3 ride bikes together blow bubbles, Allen plays trombone in a scene without dialogue.
Allen says goodbye to Manfred and Mrs. Stevenson comes over. She invites them to hang out, but they can’t.

Shaw questions whether Phil Berg is an alien or not. After he sarcastically says he is the alien leader, Shaw orders him to be terminated.

At a field where Allen is supposed to leave, Robbie and Josh give Allen gifts, including cheese, a Delport T shirt and a photo of the 2 siblings. Phil Berg and Shaw follow Allen to the field via truck. The portal activates, but it turns out to be Trycloids, not Xelans. Allen goes into the UFO with Phil Berg, who’s excited to be abducted.

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