3-2-1 Penguins!
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Director
Tod Carter
Writer
Kirby Atkins
After returning from a mission, the penguins are unable to bring Jason and Michelle back to Grandmum's house as the galeezel is broken. Until it's fixed the kids have to join the penguins as they battle Cavitus, who's plotting to steal the Space-T-Freeze ship. Cavitus tries to thwart the penguins by getting them angry at each other and accusing them for things they didn't do. Soon everyone learns the importance of knowing all the facts before jumping to conclusions.
A lesson in envy/jealousy The Penguins visit a small planet divided by a picket fence round the equator and populated by two factions of sheep, each of whom want to conquer the other side. Michelle also has her eyes on Jason's room, which she believes to be bigger than hers. The pervasiveness of Envy causes green-eyed Monsters to appear and eat holes in everything they see. It's only when contentment rules that peace is restored.
The kids and Penguin Crew decide to take an undeserved break from their work and have a picnic on Rigel-13. Jason only too gladly sets aside his duties for play. By the time they arrive at Rigel-13, Jason is a full-on sluggard. No sooner do they set out their picnic baskets, then they are set upon by giant 20 foot tall ants! Escape seems impossible. All clues point to Cavitus. Jason makes the discovery that the Ants are really Rangers, sent by Admiral Strap as a protection against one of Cavitus' schemes. They seemed to be attacking Jason & the Penguins, but were really just cleaning up the mess left from the picnic.
The Penguins are sent to Planet Gutt to investigate a problem in their gravitational field. What looks like a simple matter turns out to be an enormous problem. The entire planet has become addicted to the breakfast cereal, Sugar Frosted Black Holes. It causes insatiable appetites for everything. The planet has become lopsided and is in danger of being thrown off course. Midgel and Fidgel set aside their differences (momentarily) to work together to set the planet aright. Jason helps inform the Gutt citizens that moderation is the key, and that gluttony only leads to ruin.
Michelle refuses to share cupcakes with her brother as the crew heads up a mission to a planet of Garden Gnomes and Plastic Flamingos who are feuding over water rights on their draught stricken world. Michelle sees that stinginess hurts all parties involved, when the dam on the planet is set to burst and destroy everything. She encourages Fidgel and Midgel to overcome their squabbling and share technology that saves the planet.
Jason and Michelle set off a series of practical jokes on board the ship. None of which turn out to be very funny to their victims. Then the crew is asked to act as substitute teachers at the Academy. Jason and Michelle help out and see what it's like to be at the wrong end of a practical joke. Cavitus infiltrates the school in an attempt to defeat the Penguins. Naturally everything comes to a head, and Penguins learn a lesson that a joke isn't funny when it hurts somebody. Cavitus escapes and the Penguins learn that Bert the Hamster and Cavitus are one and the same!
When Jason takes the stage as a stand-up comedian, he makes fun of his twin sister, Michelle, to get laughs. But when her feelings are hurt, spaceship comrades Zidgel, Midgel, Fidgel, and Kevin must come to the rescue! Can they help Jason learn to be funny without making fun of others?
After crashing on an asteroid, Michelle is made the queen of the strange tribe that lives there.
The penguins go to the island planet of Wiki Tiki, which is in danger from a large volcano.
Michelle is troubled, feeling like she isn't pretty. As she wrestles with her outward appearance, she and Jason join the Penguin crew as they head to the MISO GUAPO beauty products convention where Zidgel is supposed to deliver a speech. Through a bizarre Galeezel accident, Zidgel and Kevin switch bodies, and mayhem ensues.
Jason & Michelle help the Penguins crew with a cattle drive on Planet Roo-Tin Toot-Tin. Seems most of the herd has come up missing. But the trail boss, Wild Bill Quasar, is one ornery critter. He has nary a kind word for anybody.
Jason gets a time machine. But he doesn't want to listen to the advice from his elders on how to make it work. Because of a glitch, they crash land on a planet populated by three old Penguins, who just like to dole out unsolicited advice. Then they all realize that Jason's time machine did work, and these old penguins are Midgel, Fidgel and Zidgel in future form. Plus, the old guys (because of their experience) are the only ones who know how to repair the ship and the time machine. It's a lesson in listening to your elders.
Jason is feeling put upon by everyone. It seems he is being criticized at every turn, so he runs away to be confronted by Cavitus and the Lizard King.
Quinn Lord
Jason (voice)
Age 8 (now 27)
Claire Margaret Corlett
Michelle (voice)
Age 8 (now 26)
Ellen Kennedy
Grandmum (voice)
John Payne
Zidgel (voice)
Paul Dobson
Midgel (voice)
Age 43 (now 62)
Lee Tockar
Fidgel (voice)
Age 38 (now 57)
Michael Dobson
Kevin (voice)
Age 41 (now 60)
Dale Wilson
Admiral Strap (voice)
Age 64 (died at 82)
Garry Chalk
Cavitus / Sol (voice)
Age 55 (now 74)
Tim Hodge
Age 44 (now 63)
Tom Bancroft
Age 40 (now 58)
Rob Corley
John Wahba
Robert G. Lee
David Murray
Broose Johnson
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