S1 E13 Home: Part Two

 After Allen was abducted, Shaw enters the field. Robbie and Josh leave the field after seeing him. In the Trycloid lair, Phil Berg submits himself to the aliens. The Stevenson parents watch a “do you know where your children are” show on TV. Robbie uses tech on the rooftop to try to communicate with Allen and gets mad at Josh over the fact she can’t help him.


The aliens plan on killing Phil Berg with a machine. Robbie and Josh talk in the attic and make up over the argument they got into. ARC goes into the field and starts scanning the area. Robbie apologizes to her mom about skipping hanging out with her, and she gets a sign from Allen. ARC gets a hold of an alien life form, which turns out to be Allen.

Josh and Robbie decide to smuggle themselves into an ARC vehicle to rescue Allen. Mrs. Stevenson talks to her husband about how it’s weird that her kids are going out more, but Mr. Stevenson says it’s just teenager behavior. Robbie and Josh make their way into the ARC lair and have to hide from ARC agents. The 2 overhear Shaw talking about where Allen is. In the field, an ARC agent is attacked by a Trycloid. Phil Berg is tortured.

The 2 siblings overhear ARC’s plans for Allen. The Trycloid, taking the form of an ARC agent, attacks another ARC agent. The Trycloids attack Shaw as Allen and the 2 siblings escape. The door is locked as they try to escape, but Allen uses his Xelan powers to unlock it.

When they get home, the parents aren’t home and off at lunch.
Allen reflects on his journey & the three hug.
The 3 go on the roof and Allen talks about how he’s staying on Earth, which gives Josh no ideas for his school project. Phil Berg is shown in a frozen state with a Trycloid marking on his neck.

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