S1 E3 Space

Robbie is sleeping and the DoD finds Allen and break into the house, but it was all just a dream. The dad invites Robbie to dinner.

Josh and Robbie look for stuff to help Allen.
Then the grandma comes and gives the 2 siblings some gifts. Allen asks about grandparents and then he finds the part he needs for his machine in the magazine.
Allen goes Xelan after being startled in school, and Robbie has to hide him.

Latanya offers Robbie and Allen the opportunity to find gems in a cave, but Robbie has to watch over Allen.
Turns out Allen’s desired machine costs $200. Allen wants to go on the field trip, but Robbie tries talk him out of it.
Allen asks Robbie’s grandma for advice.
The next day, Robbie invites Allen to track practice, but he isn’t anywhere to be found. He went to the field trip. Josh’s grandma accidentally threw out his belongings.
Josh makes a deal with the car guy and sells his video games and comic book.

Mr. Stevenson doesn’t like how the grandma is moving things around because it’s taking up his time. Allen gets excited about dirt on the field trip. Robbie shows up on the field trip, looking for Allen. She accidentally causes the cave to collapse and tries to escape, but she can’t. Allen teleports to her.
They talk, and Robbie finds ancient hieroglyphics, which according to Allen, means that Xelans were here and he’s going home.

Allen rescues everyone in the cave, and they all make it home safe. Mr. Stevenson moves everything back the way it was, rather than the way the grandma wanted it. He assures his mom that his family is doing well separated. When Allen tries to use his machine, it causes a power outage.

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