S3 E16 Heroes

Josh launches Allen using a cannon for a fair, and he does a perfect job. Then the theme plays. Robbie complains that Allen isn’t keeping a low enough profile and also that they did it just to get a wrestler’s mask (The Mutilator) and she doesn’t like the wrestler. Talia and Robbie talk about her mom moving to Delport, and Talia talk about how she can put in a good word for Mrs. Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson suggests Manfred & the two boys go fishing, and they do.

Mr. Stevenson and Manfred talk about how they can get their sons’ attention. Manfred suggests he get tickets to the wrestling game. After some pushing, Robbie gives Talia her new jacket. Josh and Allen get their tickets and The Mutilator comes to the house. The wrestler then takes a photo with the 2 boys and they leave the house. Mrs. Stevenson fixes the door and talks to Robbie.

At the wrestling gym, the boys and The Mutilator laugh about the fact that Manfred and Mr. Stevenson can’t lift a heavy weight. The Mutilator turns out to be a fake personand and has the boys clean up the ring.
Talia wrecks Robbie’s new jacket and asks to borrow it again and have her clean it, which she lets Talia do.
The Mutilator pushes Josh and Allen.
Mrs. Stevenson says she gets the job, and Robbie finds out Talia was lying to her about how her mom could get Mrs. Stevenson a job.

Mr. Stevenson and Manfred decide to confront the Mutilator. Mrs. Stevenson wasn’t happy that Robbie tried to help her.
The wrestler decides to take on the two dads until it becomes clear that the wrestler is winning, then Allen uses his Xelan powers to win the fight and the Mutilator runs away in fear. Robbie tricks Talia, putting a “kick me” sign on her new jacket.

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