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Jonny Jones thinks he's ready to join the Jet Fleet, so when things go wrong for Jordan on her mission, Jonny is ready to help; with help from some alien tech, Jonny learns that being a hero is about more than just raw talent.
JetBoy and JetGirl don't see eye-to-eye on most things, but when Lady Lavender hypnotizes innocent civilians to do her evil bidding, they realize that their differences can be their greatest strength.
As fun as it is breaking the sound barrier with his son, JetDad wants JetBoy to be able to do more than just go fast, but unfortunately their safety training disrupts Reginald Rust while he's filming a documentary.
JetBoy likes to go fast and so the fact that his turtle, Sheldon, is pretty slow is disappointing; Sheldon teaches JetBoy about steady consistency to pull a fast one on villain, Betty Barkley.
When Jason declares a technology-free camping trip, the Jones family is horrified; even more so when Percival Pest arrives; without their hero tech to aid them, the Jet Fleet must work together.
Like most siblings, Jonny and Jordan get on each other's nerves; after a terrible family dinner with their annoying cousin, Jimothy, who ruins dinner by stealing a jet, they're grateful to be stuck with each other.
When Reginald Rust breaks into the museum to steal a spooky ancient artifact at the same time as Jonny and Jordan's school sleepover, Jonny learns that it's okay to be scared because that's the only time one can really be brave.
Jonny thinks that stunts are the coolest; that is until a delivery bot's programming goes haywire, and it starts wreaking havoc all over Calamity Canyon with its dangerous stunts.
Sheldon faces his own nemesis when Jordan brings home the class pet, a conniving rabbit, who is set on taking Sheldon's place by framing him for crimes he didn't commit; Jonny and Sheldon work together to clear his name.
Jordan needs her mom's birthday celebration to be perfect at all costs, even if that means using a time machine; however, with the help of her family, she realizes that the imperfect can be pretty perfect after all.