S2 E5 Strange Culture

Robbie is busy with a school project at home, and Allen is bored. He does Xelan tricks and fails to get her attention. Josh comes home tired from his first day of soccer practice. Mr. Stevenson gives Josh a talk about soccer and offers to help him. The next morning, Josh’s dad makes him a broccoli smoothie and Robbie is impressed with her project’s results. Josh hates the smoothie. At school, Allen accidentally bumps into Moose while he’s playing football, and Allen catches Robbie’s project before it lands.

Moose destroys the project and threatens Allen. In science class, it turns out that Allen used Xelan powers on her project and she yells at Allen about it in the hallway. Josh does soccer practice with his dad. He wants to go home but his dad doesn’t let him give up. It turns out that Robbie’s project turned into a friendly version of Moose and he was walking down the halls shirtless. They bring the new Moose home and give him pizza.

New Moose goes missing. Josh and his dad talk about sports while the dad watches sports. Allen and Robbie have a rooftop scene where they commit to finding new Moose. At school, people laugh at real Moose and he gets mad. New Moose comes in the scene seconds later and offers to help students. Robbie and Allen accidentally find real Moose, which angers him. Erika falls in love with new Moose.

While new Moose is still in the hallway, Robbie and Allen stop him and Allen plans on using Xelan powers to evaporate him (or something) until real Moose comes in and confronts new Moose. Ms. String can be heard coming in, so Allen acts quick to reverse the process. It causes the real Moose to slam into a locker, and he tries to explain what happened to Ms. String but she doesn’t believe him.

Josh makes the soccer team, but it turns out he didn’t get a part on the main soccer team, but instead he got a job as the computer and graphic design kid. Erika talks to the real Moose thinking he’s the new Moose, and she continues having feelings for him. The main 3 go on the rooftop and they talk about Xelan energy.

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