Adam, Bree and Chase are stowaways aboard a cargo freighter. An emergency with a nearby sub puts them in a quandary between doing nothing (thereby keeping themselves safe from Douglas Davenport and F.B.I. agents) or saving the sub at the cost of their personal freedom. Principal Perry allows now penniless Donald, Tasha and Leo to crash at the Mission Creek High gymnasium, hoping to collect a silence fee from them someday. Written by statmanjeff

Adam, Bree and Chase find themselves recaptured by Douglas, where Douglas reveals his new partner, Victor Krane, a multi-millionaire who's had Douglas install him with bionics. The teens escape and, having received a message from Donald, return home, but Douglas has re-instigated the Triton App, which he activates to control the bionic teens and turn them against Donald, Tasha and Leo. Written by statmanjeff

With the lab destroyed, Donald needs to rebuild the regenerative capsules for the bionic teens before their bionics start glitching. Unfortunately, there's no cash, so Donald dons rocket-powered wings to fly over Mission Creek as a stunt to earn sponsorship money. Meanwhile, Perry demands that Adam and Bree use their special abilities to clean the school, which only makes their bionics malfunction all the sooner. Written by statmanjeff

Figuring there must more to the bionic teens than what's been said, Principal Perry pesters them till Adam finally reveals they go on secret missions. Thrilled, she avidly wants to join them, imagining herself to be, far and away, the best agent ever. She subsequently helps herself into the Davenport home to wait one out (however long that might take). Desperately wanting her gone, the teens lead her blindfolded into the secret lab, pretending they're on a data-collecting mission. Enthralled and unable to keep her hands to herself, Perry unintentionally fires an Earth-defense rocket straight at Mission Creek High, where Leo has taken Janelle to a basketball game to prove it is not unlucky for her to be around him. Written by statmanjeff

Caitlin invites Bree to join her for part-time work at Tech Town, which affords Bree something to do away from her irritating brothers. Despite being a newbie who gets all the nasty clean-up jobs, she appreciates her time away from family - that is until Chase drops by. His above-average technical knowledge impresses manager Scott, who practically hires him on the spot, making him Bree's immediate supervisor and the boss's favorite. Meanwhile, Tasha has left chores for Adam, Leo and even Donald to do while she's away for a few days. To save time, Leo and Adam string zip lines throughout the house, which turns into two days of play without getting anything done. Eventually, Tasha has to come home, so the guys turn the game into a contest to see who'll get stuck doing all the chores. Written by statmanjeff

As Tech Town employees, Bree and Chase get new ePhones that otherwise won't be up for public sale till later in the week. (Donald, wanting one for Tasha, hopes Chase will let him cut to the front of the line, but integrity wins out and Donald must join the queue, wheedling as much as he can to get up front.) Chase panics when he realizes he's lost his ePhone, which Leo earlier used to record his and Adam's bionic tomfoolery in the Davenport basement. It must be found among the many others boxed-up for sale before someone buys it, sees it and exposes their bionic secret. Meanwhile, Principal Perry, having received sizable hush money from Donald, announces both her forthcoming retirement and her replacement - Trent - leaving Leo and Bree to brainstorm over how to get her to stay. Written by statmanjeff

To win an employee contest at Tech Town, Chase submits Cheddy, the early prototype of Eddy from Davenport Industries. Initially helpful, Cheddy soon shows its proclivity for self-development in a snarky personality direction. What's worse, as it's no longer confined to the Davenport house, it begins taking over other systems in the area en route to world domination. Meanwhile, as Adam readies for his one-line on-stage debut, Leo enjoys protection from his first major invention - floating orb bodyguards that will attack any threat coming within five feet of him. Unfortunately for all concerned, these machines define threat on inflexible robotic terms and have no off switch. Written by statmanjeff

Belief that strange things befall during a lunar eclipse takes hold of the Davenport household as Leo records the events. Initially excited over a lunar eclipse, Principal Perry's surprise intrusion (seeking shelter from aliens in their underground lab) puts the family's focus on the eclipse as a herald of dire events. In particular, Perry swears to a lunar invasion in the works. Stomach growls from the spaceman food prepared and eaten by Chase for their lunar eclipse party only convince Perry that alien babies are within, sending Chase running for his life, Perry running for a knife, and the rest running for Perry before she causes them more strife. Written by statmanjeff

Douglas returns, warning Donald of the bionically enhanced Victor Krane, but Donald thinks it's a ploy just to take focus off Douglas. How wrong. While Douglas may want the bionic teens for personal gain, Victor, knowing they're his biggest threat, wants them dead. With Leo and Tasha captured and ostensibly trapped inside a man-size microwave oven, Donald seals the bionic teens within a security barrier for their protection before heading out to rescue his wife and step-son on his own. Unfortunately, Krane knows Donald is ego-centric enough to do this and lies in wait for him. Written by statmanjeff

With the appeal of escaping her brothers for a month, Bree applies to an Australian Study Abroad program, but when she's accepted, Donald refuses to let her go rather than have her absence lessen the effectiveness of his bionic team. Subsequently hauled home from a concert for a chip modification proves the last insufferable straw for Bree, and she smashes her bionic chip, leaving her bionic no more. Meanwhile, Eddy finds himself in possession of Tasha through Leo's diagnostic transmitter project and embarks on a spree to totally ruin every facet of her life. Written by statmanjeff

Donald's attempt to replicate Bree's destroyed chip restores her bionics but with no control, so Leo seeks out Douglas to help her. Adam and Chase explore ways to overcome Bree's absence from the team, Adam with a substitute female, Chase with a modified motorcycle. Written by statmanjeff

Amusement over Leo's hysterics at sharks ends when, at school, he blames Chase and Adam for his own recently heard high-pitched screams during a scary shark movie. Later at home as he practices CPR lessons with Janelle, Chase repurposes one of Donald's cyborg sharks to force Leo into revealing his true colors; however, the shark's overlooked artificial intelligence kicks in and puts everyone in the house under threat. Principal Perry, meanwhile, forces Donald to help her get accepted to a country club by posing as her husband, which later pulls Bree into the picture as their daughter. Written by statmanjeff

It seems at first that Chase erred in scanning the area clear of witnesses during their latest secret mission. A girl, recording their enhanced abilities, turns their actions into a viral video. Now the world knows their secret, forcing the Davenports to head toward hiding. Shortly after Chase proves he did not err, a government goon squad lead by Agent Graham arrests them all. Only Leo and Douglas escape, hiding out at the high school under Principal Perry's watchful (and in Douglas' case - lustful) eye. The guys soon discover that the filmed emergency was faked just for the sake of outing their bionic secret and deduce that Victor Krane is behind it. Victor appears along with S-1, a genetically engineered super soldier, and they electrocute Principal Perry and Douglas while dropping a support beam on Leo. Meanwhile, Agent Graham reveals his plan to make a name for himself by confiscating, separating and incarcerating the bionic teens. Written by statmanjeff

Douglas, Leo and Principal Perry survive the attack by Victor Krane and S-1, but it leaves Leo with a crushed arm. Tasha arrives at the hospital to see about Leo, but he - under Principal Perry's watchful eye - has disappeared. Leo awakens to find himself on an operating table in one of Victor Krane's many secret labs, but it's Douglas who's taken him there. In order to fix Leo's arm, Douglas has made him bionic - able to toss fireballs - which might come in handy against Victor and S-1, if only Leo's aim wasn't so terrible. Written by statmanjeff

Agent Graham's handling of the bionic teens is entirely self-serving as he spirits them away on press tours for reflected glory, reducing Donald from team leader to a grunt serving under Leo. Meanwhile, Leo (whose bionic abilities are, as yet, not made public) discovers that Douglas inserted an off switch in his bionic arm, making it impossible for him to try and impress Janelle who is caught entirely under the spell of Adam's fame. Written by statmanjeff

Mission Creek hosts this year's annual Alien Gladiators convention, attracting multiple fans from the Davenport household. Since there's a fire staff competition for a walk-on spot in the next film, Leo finds himself competing against Donald and a familiar adversary for the coveted spot. Meanwhile, Adam petitions fans to demand that Space Dog (his own creation) be included in future Alien Gladiator films, while Bree and Chase hope for autographs from Prince Vandor (baseball great Andre Ethier). All three face incarceration for unruly behavior while Leo faces off against his personal nemesis. Written by statmanjeff

For the umpteenth time, Chase becomes Adam's multi-purpose exercise apparatus (punching bag, free weight, shot put - whatever comes to Adam's mind). In sympathy, Douglas answers Chase' plea for help by deliberately awakening another latent bionic ability to compensate. Now Chase can best Adam for a change. Donald berates Douglas for disrupting the balance of power as it will off-balance the team on missions. Douglas restores it by awakening a new ability in Adam to best Chase, thereby raising the level of disharmony in the house. Meanwhile, Leo becomes one of many crazed shoppers going on a spree at Tech Town to be the one millionth customer and win a grand prize. Written by statmanjeff

Adam can't accept that an attractive classmate named Sabrina finds Chase more appealing than himself; so, when she comes by the house to work on a class project with Chase, Adam deliberately triggers Spike's return (Chase's inner commando app) to scare her off. Meanwhile, Bree and Leo get Donald involved when they believe they've seen Principal Perry brutally murder Flo the lunch lady. Written by statmanjeff

Thinking Donald will be hiring a new vice-president for Davenport Industries, Leo and Douglas compete against each other for the position. Since Adam embarrassed Bree in front Jake (the only boy willing to overlook her being bionic), Bree wants revenge. Chase accommodates her by upgrading Donald's cyber masks so that Bree will look and sound like Principal Perry (out sick with a cold). A subsequent glitch makes it impossible for Bree to attend a school dance with Jake, so she volunteers a reluctant stand-in - Chase. Written by statmanjeff

When Adam, Bree and Chase figure out that their new action figures are being outsold by another toy called the nerble, Chase attempts to improve their action figures by putting bionics in them. When Tasha later takes them to give to kids at the Christmas toy drive, the bionics in the action figures start to glitch like Adam, Bree and Chase do, frightening all the kids at the Christmas toy drive. Written by colinference1

A slanted magazine article, declaring Adam the superstar of the bionic team and Leo its mastermind, puts Donald and the rest on edge. Attempting to set the record straight, Leo arranges for TV documentarians to follow the team on its next mission. With cameras recording every move, the team shamelessly scrambles for the limelight, failing in their mission to spare the country a nationwide power blackout. Subsequent outrage turns to fear when Leo's bionic arm fires among angry protesters and Adam uses his bionics to protect Leo from a mob attack. Unable to get along, the team officially dissolves. Written by statmanjeff

Donald asks Adam, Bree and Chase to band together one last time to combat Victor Krane, who, with a number of bionically enhanced thugs, construct a satellite dish in a quest to put mankind under his complete and utter domination. These thugs turn out to be mind-controlled teens and more than just a few, under whose onslaught one among the Davenport team will suffer a mortal blow. Written by statmanjeff

Adam, Bree, Chase and Leo at first worry about Donald because of what Krane did to him, but Leo uses his bionics to save him. Once he makes a recovery, he opens up a bionic academy since there're more bionic kids, and the people who worked for Krane save Leo in the lab so they can convince the world that they're the heroes. Written by ants0916

It's day #1 of the floating, mid-Atlantic Davenport Bionic Academy. With Donald putting Adam, Bree and Chase in charge (and with Donald himself giddy as a kid in a candy store), it's all kids leading kids, where self-aggrandizing behaviors abound. Chase gathers up the Braniacs, Bree forms a girl-power it crowd, and Adam chums with fellow meatheads, leaving the remaining students hiding from Donald to avoid his long lectures (with egotistic Donald also spending time merrily renaming most of the ex-soldiers after himself). Leo remains incensed. Not only is he designated a student rather than a mentor (as are Adam, Bree and Chase), he's ranked among the least accomplished. In releasing his frustration, he unintentionally damages the school's structural integrity, shifting the blame as the academic ship of fools begins to sink. Written by statmanjeff