S1 E5 Starwalk

 Robbie and Allen go Christmas shopping.

Allen sees a mannequin dressed as Santa, which he thinks is his dad because he doesn’t know who Santa is. Josh complains about gift giving because he’s broke.
Robbie tells Allen a made up story about Santa as they meet a mall Santa.
Allen asks Santa to take him back to Xela.
Allen brings the elf displays to life and they leave the mall.

At home, Robbie puts up a Christmas tree star. Josh offers to show Phil Berg Gronpoly slime to win $1,000. In town, Allen asks Manfred what he should get Robbie, and he says tools. Allen wants to buy all this, but he can’t because he has no money.
Robbie decides to make her mom a necklace. Phil Berg is met by Shaw in the studio, who confronts him and tells him to bring the alien sighters to his place.

Allen uses the ATM to collect money using Xelan powers, but takes all the money and gets put under arrest. Phil Berg announces Josh is a finalist. The officer interrogates Allen. Robbie calls her mom, who tells her that the fog is delaying her visit.
Phil Berg interrogates Josh, who Phil at first thinks is lying until he shows proof. Allen brings Manfred to life, and the officer gets suspicious. But, Allen also brought back the trees and lights and the officer lets him go.

Shaw steals the bag and Josh and Phil Berg go on a road chase. Phil drives a truck, Josh rides his bike until Josh chases away. Shaw doesn’t give up, though. On their walk, Robbie gives Allen a compass which says “I hope you make it back home” or something.
Shaw sees the beam of light coming from Allen beaming up (which was his Christmas gift for Robbie), which distracts Phil, who crashes the truck, which eventually explodes. Josh gives Allen a stocking, which Josh got in exchange for a trip in the pod.

The mom arrives, and then so does Allen, with as Santa Claus (Manfred) and the two elves from before. The family then has a Christmas party.

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