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Lunar Jim (2016)
Lunar Jim is an animated preschool-oriented stop-motion television show produced in Canada by Halifax Film and Alliance Atlantis, and aired in the USA as well on Discovery Channel and V-Me from 2005-2012. The show is based on an original concept created by Alexander Bar. Season 1 was Executive Produced by Jeff Rosen. It was script-edited in Season one by Peter Sauder. Season two was helmed by award-winning veteran producer/writer Jed MacKay. Ben Zelkowizc provided the voice of Jim. Jim and his team; Rover the Robot Dog, Ripple the Super Space Mechanic, Eco the Farmer, and TED, the Technical Equipment Device, live on Blue Moon L22, the second-to-last moon on the edge of the Milky Way. Focusing on exploration and inquiry, Lunar Jim intends to promote such life skills as problem-solving, persistence, creativity, and cooperation, with an emphasis on "pre-science skills". His rallying cry is "Let's get lunar!"
Lunar Jim: Season 1 - 52 Episode s
1x1 - Meteor Mystery
January 1, 2016
1x2 - That Sinking Feeling
1x3 - Pest Problem
1x4 - The Secret of Crystal Cave
1x5 - The Moon Thief
1x6 - That's Odd, Where's the Pod?
1x7 - Up, Up, and Away (almost)
1x8 - The Whistling Craters
1x9 - Wrong Way, TED
1x10 - Running on Empty
1x11 - Jim Gets Mucky
1x12 - Forget Me Nots
1x13 - Recipe for Rover
1x14 - Voice Recorder TED
1x15 - Real Slick, TED
1x16 - The Space Pirate
1x17 - Puddle Predicament
1x18 - The Chime Flowers
Ripple ends up having an unplanned siesta when she wanders into a meadow of sleep-inducingflowers and Jim, Rover and T.E.D. have to find a way to wake her without snoozing themselves.
1x19 - Mind and Muscle
1x20 - Moonbubbles and Bellyburps
1x21 - The Big Switcheroo
1x22 - A Little Moon Music
1x23 - Rover's Big Dig
1x24 - The Big Sneeze Mystery
1x25 - Too Many Fluffies
1x26 - Jim and TED's Wild Ride
1x27 - Cosmic Kite
1x28 - Crater Critter
1x29 - Lost and Found Friends
1x30 - Space Junk
1x31 - Ripple's Moon Blast-Off Board
1x32 - Force Field Trampoline
1x33 - The Fallen Star
1x34 - Big Bowling Bash
When Jim teaches TED how to bowl, he starts to get obsessed with bowling. He reluctantly goes with Jim and his friends for a treasure search, but the cave with the treasure is blocked by large rocks. It turns out bowling is the solution to the answer when they notice a large boulder on a slope, which could be pushed to knock away the large rocks.
1x35 - Scooperbot Hide'n'Seek
1x36 - Ripple's Web Sprayer
1x37 - Moon Mischief
1x38 - Short Circuit Gloves
1x39 - I'm Like a Bird
A beautiful moon bird leads Jim and friends on a merry chase all over the moon. It all comes to a screeching halt when the bird manages to snatch the key to Jim's vehicle and they need to find a way to get it back.
1x40 - Lunar Lily Pads
Jim's discovery of some marvellous lunar lily pads proves to be just the right solution when Eco and the Hopper end up in a mucky mess.
1x41 - The Topsy Turvy Zone
Everything is the wrong way around when Jim starts doing everything backwards - he's eating breakfast at night, even flying and walking in reverse. A return trip to the Topsy-Turvy Zone will set him right again.
1x42 - Robo Puzzle
The team rescues a battered and broken Colby and put their heads together to put him back together.
1x43 - Lunar Litter Bugs
Jim dives into Stinky Lake to find out what's wrong with the pipes and is thrilled to discover a beautiful underwater world.
1x44 - Rhyme Me a River
A day in Moonaluna turns into rhyme-time when a stone with special powers is discovered.
1x45 - Incredibly Shrinking TED
It's a weird and wacky day in Moonaluna when blue moon bananas grow to giant size and poor Ted shrinks smaller than a moon rat. It takes the sweet strains of Eco's music to restore harmony.
1x46 - Rover's Rocket Roamer
The super robo-pup takes the controls when his small size is just what the team needs to save the supply pod.
1x47 - TED and the Beanstalk
Intrepid explorer Ted discovers an amazing seed that sprouts like a sky-scraper. But instead of bringing it home to Moonaluna, he has to use it in an "up, up and away" rescue.
1x48 - Moon Pixies
There's lots of moon monkey business when a shovel plays baseball with a rake, chairs spin on their own and Ted's head get stuck facing backwards. What could be causing all this trouble?
1x49 - Lunar Attraction
Crashing comets! Ted is bonked on the head by a comet chunk and loses his memory.
1x50 - The Floating Fruit
After eating some recently discovered fruit, both Jim and Eco experience pretty strange side effects. A balanced diet turns out to be the cure.
1x51 - Cowboy TED
It's a rootin' tootin' time at the Moonaluna corral as Ted goes western and saves the day with his lassoing skills.
1x52 - A Surprise for Jim
Happy birthday Jim! It's a fun-filled mission for Jim as he travels around the moon looking for clues that lead to a big surprise.