The Jetsons

When the automatic food preparer malfunctions, Jane Jetson tests a used robot maid on the night George brings his boss home to dinner.

To prevent her from winning a date with her singing idol, George substitutes his own song for daughter Judy's lyric contest entry.

George and Mr. Spacely get caught by their wives when they scheme to attend a football game.

A day shopping for a new car leaves George and Jane involved with a group of gangsters.

Elroy wants to keep the puppy he found but his father prefers an electronic dog.

George is drafted to take Elroy's Space Cubs troop camping.

Unsuspecting George dons a flying suit perfected by a rival firm and believes Elroy's "flying pills" work.

Rosie begins a romance with the janitor's robot assistant.

George quits his job to manage Elroy's and Astro's TV careers.

Instead of promoting George, Mr. Spacely employs a tyrannical robot as George's superior.

George's 110-year-old relative causes chaos at the Jetson home.

Rival company boss Cogswell believes that George has invented a device that allows Astro to fly!

George becomes jealous when Elroy wins a contest entitling him to a visit from his TV hero.

When George mistakenly believes he's terminally ill, he volunteers to test Spacely's new indestructible garment.

Astro becomes the object of custody fight when wealthy J. P. Gottrockets claims the dog belongs to him.

George is accidentally processed by Spacely's new device designed for reducing shipping bulk.

George and Jane's second honeymoon is shattered by Mr. Spacely's urgent business demands.

Tired of riding crowded space buses, Jane decides to take driving lessons.

George reports for reserve training and discovers that his commanding officer is Mr. Spacely.

To teach George a lesson, Jane secretly enters a beauty pageant he's judging.

Not realizing the "robbery" he's witnessed was staged for a TV show, George goes into hiding.

George is caught in a battle of tycoons when Cogswell builds a new plant adjacent to Spacely's.

When Jane's doctor advises a vacation, George must learn how to take care of their home.

After receiving a bad report card from school, Elroy runs away and becomes involved in a burglary.

A lovable creature becomes the newest member of the Jetson family.

Rosie runs away from home when she thinks the Jetsons are going to replace her.

George foils attempt by Cogswell to steal a new Spacely Sprocket secret.

Judy is sad when she thinks everyone has forgotten her birthday.

Trouble occurs for hapless George when he accidentally becomes endowed with super strength.

The Jetsons compete against the Spacelys on the TV quiz show, "Family Fallout."

A new invention gives George the power to edit history.

Musical fleas escape from their circus life by hitching a ride on Astro.

Jane is wrongly blamed for crashing Mr. Spacely's car.

George realizes that being a good dad is more important than being a model employee.

On Mother's Day, robot maid Rosey gets upset that she has no memories of her mother.

The Jetsons mistake an escaped creature for a relative until scientists recapture him.

George tries a new pair of experimental shoes that dance on their own.

When Jane and Mrs. Spacely compete for the same award, Spacely employs devious means to discredit Jane.

Out-of-shape George inadvertently volunteers for a health club fitness contest.

An alien clay causes chaos when it molds itself into duplicates of each Jetson.

George must woo Jane again after she learns that their marriage isn't legal.

Elroy is obsessed with watching a TV spy show until he visits a Western town.

A new computer creates problems for George.

Astro becomes suspicious of a "lost baby" who is really a jewel thief in disguise.

Elroy helps some discarded tools prove that they're not obsolete.

The Jetsons use survival skills after crashing on a beautiful, uninhabited asteroid.

Rosie eats a faulty lug nut, causing her to steal things.

George is frantic when he thinks Judy has eloped with Mr. Spacely's nephew.

George is kidnapped by a sultry spy who mistakes him for a secret agent.

Elroy is distraught when Orbitty suddenly disappears on Halloween.

Love overcomes selfishness when the Jetsons compete for a prize.

George is kidnapped by a sultry spy who mistakes him for a secret agent.

Elroy and Astro wander onto an unmanned rocket just before it departs on a five-year mission.

George and Jane meet former love interests from high school aboard the "Love Rocket."

George foils attempt by Cogswell to steal a new Spacely Sprocket secret.

Jane's new designer glasses let her see into the future.

For a Father's Day project, Elroy films George, who also uses the camera to follow a lovesick Astro.

A mix-up of computer discs causes George to act like a dog.

A female thief mistakes Grandpa Jetson for rich Mr. Spacely and woos him to steal his "fortune."

George's life is thrown into chaos when all robots refuse his orders.

George learns the hard way that honesty is the best policy.

George's temporary smallness lands him a large account.

George is frantic when he thinks Judy has eloped with Mr. Spacely's nephew.

Love overcomes selfishness when the Jetsons compete for a prize.

Miserly Spacely is transformed by a visit from the Spirits of Christmas.

When Elroy claims he has accidentally tapped into a criminal's computer system during a robbery, no one believes him. To prove that he's telling the truth, Elroy intercepts the criminals during their next heist, but when the authorities arrive, they mistakenly arrest George!

When Elroy accidentally accelerates Astro's evolution, the Jetson dog transforms into a genius of the future! Astro's new intelligence plunges George into financial problems until the he and Astro compete on a TV game show.

To earn money for a new car, Judy overextends herself by working three jobs at the same time! Concerned when Judy's schoolwork suffers, George and the rest of the family help her by substituting for her at work--with disastrous results.

After Mr. Spacely coerces George into testing a new experimental spot-remover spray, George becomes invisible. While invisible, George catches Jane secretly meeting another man and becomes suspicious. Later, George learns that Jane was only rehearsing a romantic comedy that she's performing with her community group.

Embarrassed because George is a terrible dancer, Judy fears attending this year's Father/Daughter Dance and attempts to avoid the commitment. Relieved when George must work late on the evening of the dance, Judy's delight turns to despair when she learns that 100-year-old Grandpa Jetson has volunteered to escort her in George's place.

At the dentist's office, George is fitted with an experimental pair of dental caps. Trouble occurs when George's mouth suddenly develops a life of its own!

If Rosey doesn't marry Henry's robot assistant Mac, she'll lose him forever--he'll be melted down into scrap metal! Will wedding bells ring for the robot maid?

In this parody of "Little Shop of Horrors," the Jetsons acquire a man-eating houseplant and enter it in a local horticulture contest.

Desiring some time away from family pressures, George asks Mr. Spacely's genius nephew to clone him. George soon realizes that his double enjoys being with his family more than George enjoys being without them!

Before leaving town for a few days, Mr. Spacely hires an efficiency expert to determine which of his employees can best run the company in his absence. After Elroy tinkers with George's test scores, Spacely puts George in charge. George nearly bankrupts Spacely Sprockets but saves the day in the end.