S3 E18 Message from Beyond

A meteor is coming and Allen & Josh go to a field to retrieve it, but ARC finds them and they go home. ARC chases them on their bikes and Josh drops his backpack, which ARC retrieves. Robbie and Erika are confronted by a lady who claims she’s working for a magazine. She suggests their magazine go mainstream, which Robbie supports but Erika doesn’t. In the attic, Robbie says they should destroy the meteor and she gets mad at Josh because she has magazine work to do.

Josh tries looking stuff up about the meteor, but ARC has already tracked it.
Robbie and Erika have an argument about their magazine plans. Josh suspects that Robbie is working for ARC, and the magazine lady is revealed to be working for ARC. Josh heard noise from the meteor and Allen cleans up the audio, revealing it’s a Xelan meteor. It says that Xela is freezing over and dying. Robbie comes back in an ARC suit after going with the “magazine lady” for a meeting.

Josh freaks out over Robbie coming out of the ARC car, but at first, Allen is convinced that she isn’t ARC. They tell Robbie they lost the meteor, and she gets mad. Allen leaves.
It turns out that Robbie thinks it’s all about a science fiction news scoop since that’s what the ARC agent told her. Allen goes to the field looking for more signs, and Josh reiterates his support for Allen.

The agent goes to the Stevenson house to talk to Robbie, where she runs into Mr. Stevenson and talks to him. Robbie comes into the house and confronts the agent, and the agent reveals her true identity. She says she’s a double agent for ARC and she needs to destroy the meteor, which Robbie doesn’t have. Allen uses his Xelan powers and finds that the meteor is 300 million years old, which is before Xela existed.

In the attic, Robbie goes after the meteor. She says she needs it, and Josh says not to trust her, but she destroys it before ARC can get their hands on it. In a rooftop scene, the main 3 talk about their mistakes until Allen realizes that Earth was where the Xelans live after re-examining the makeup of the rock.

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