S3 E8 Science Friction

The main 3 plus Hamilton and Erika go to the movies. Allen walks into a sad movie. Allen doesn’t understand why people like watching sad movies. Hamilton pretends to cry.

At school, Robbie is with Hamilton & Allen and she gets mad because she gets a C in science by Mr. Sutton, but she’s given an extra credit project which can probe how ice turns into fire, which frustrates her.

Josh discovers that Robbie’s science teacher was involved in an alien accident in a jet, and that he has a lot of trauma over it.
In Robbie’s dream, Hamilton’s chemistry lab accident, (which is mentioned many times throughout the series) occurs and then the school explodes.

Robbie decides to expose Mr. Sutton’s alien experience to the whole school and they make fun of him to the point that he quits. Robbie tries to convince him otherwise, but it’s too late. Hamilton and Allen try & fail to console Robbie, and Robbie gets Erika to help her.

The 4 spread petitions and get people to sign it. Robbie sees Mr. Sutton taking off his school nametag. Robbie talks to him again and it works. Allen then goes Xelan to Mr. Sutton, telling him to “believe”.

In class, Robbie gives her report about ice and fire, and she gets a good grade. The 5 kids all see a sad movie after. Josh hates it.
Allen changes the movie using Xelan powers because Robbie was crying, which upsets her.

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