Original title
Astroblast!
Released
7/12/2014
Origin country
US
Genre
Animation, Family, Kids
Production companies
Scholastic Productions, Soup2Nuts, Sprout Original
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
2
Number of episodes
78
Run by a cast of animal characters including Comet, Halley, Sputnik, Radar, Jet and Sal the Octopus, the Astroblast! Space Station is the coolest hangout in the galaxy. Through the crew's friendship, the series imparts important messages about how to embrace differences, model positive relationships and foster healthy habits to be the best good-will ambassadors in the universe.
Comet and friends learn working together is the best way to get a job done when they have to clean up after a messy group of customers.
A banana shortage forces Comet to try a new type of smoothie.
A broken ship forces Comet to miss a competition he was sure he was going to win.
Comet's older brother Flash stops by and shakes up the snack shack.
Radar's refusal to play in a soccer game almost forces Comet and the team to forfeit; Radar feels guilty about lying to get out of it and admits he didn't want to play because he's not very good.
Halley calls a frustrated Comet to help find her lost key.
Comet gets on everyone's nerves emulating his favorite superhero.
Taking care of Sputnik's peach tree proves hard for Comet, who ends up feeding it too much fertilizer.
Sputnik and Comet try teaming up for a talent show, but it turns out collaboration is more complicated than it sounds.
Comet competes with other gift givers.
Sputnik's excited to host her pen pal, Glippi, at the space station but they have different ideas about things to do, the friends clash--but end up learning from each other.
Radar breaks a toy that Comet treasures and tries everything to avoid admitting it but eventually admits breaking it.
Halley discovers an adorable baby piffin, and the whole crew falls in love with the lost little guy.
After Sputnik takes her first ride on one of Halley's Starscreamer surfboards, she realizes how totally awesome her more adventurous friend really is--and starts imitating everything she does.
An overly-excited Sputnik shares her thoughts on the endings of movies, books and games.
Halley's late with a large order of smoothies leaving her questioning her job performance.
Radar's friends team up to show him that it's important to find a balance of activities.
When Comet beats Radar at one of his favorite games, Radar turns out to be a sore loser.
Halley steps up to run the Frosty Star alone, with the help of a new one-man smoothie-making machine. She's excited to show off her solo-smoothie-making skills, but when the café is overrun with customers, it's unclear if she'll succeed.
A video game drags the Astroblast crew apart and isolates them in their own little worlds.
Radar forgets to clean up after himself which frustrates the crew and turns the station into a mess.
Halley twists her ankle and enjoys being taken care of by the rest of the crew a little too much.
Sputnik gives the cafe a makeover. Reorganizing the kitchen throws a wrench in the crew's workflow.
Sal invents a cleaning robot, but it malfunctions.
Comet doesn't want to give a gift at the secret gift exchange.
When Team Astroblast puts on a show, Comet learns a lesson about upstaging his friends.
When Sputnik sees a mysterious bird, she has trouble convincing the rest of the crew that it's real.
Comet wants to play in a band with the others, but he doesn't play an instrument.
Comet drops his favorite stuffed animal in front of the whole cafe.
Comet and Halley learn they aren't quite themselves without a good night's sleep.
Radar learns the importance of exercise.
Halley and Comet learn jumping to conclusions is a bad idea.
Comet and the crew are psyched for a float-building competition.
Radar seems excited for a sleepover, but he gets anxious.
The crew is a little leery of Comet's insect-like Veezleboog collection, but when they learn about the cool things Veezleboogs can do, they welcome them into the Astroblast eco system.
When Sputnik's prized giant peach disappears from the Frosty Star, she puts on her detective hat and interviews all the suspects. No one is safe from suspicion...until Sputnik learns she shouldn't have jumped to conclusions.
A mini golf competition pits Sputnik and Jet against each other where they learn nothing is more important than friends.
When the crew hears a story about hidden treasure in the Frosty Star, they all work together to reach the treasure chest.
Comet's friends want to borrow his new space pod because it's the fastest in the galaxy.
A mailbox mixup leaves Comet questioning his friendship with Halley.
When the crew meets Sal's GamGam, they're shocked at how fragile she seems. But when she saves the day, they learn that they jumped to conclusions about what she could do.
Halley gets jealous of sharing friends.
A family of new customers are scared of Jet, but they learn to trust him after he saves the littlest one from a fall.
When Radar gets obsessed with the new karaoke machine Comet got for a party, he doesn't want to give anyone else a turn.
Sputnik's so excited for a Carly Cosmos concert, she tries to hid the fact that she's sick. But her friends catch on and make her rest--and even bring the fun back home!
Jet needs new shoes.
Halley thinks Radar works too slowly.
Halley gives Comet a gift.
The crew tries to show the customers that they care.
The crew stumbles on a scavenger hunt on a lazy afternoon.
Bippity-Bop customers multiply every time they drink a smoothie.
The Frosty Star garners some attention--the smoothies are the best in the galaxy! But when reporters come to interview the crew, they act differently in front of the cameras. In the end, they learn it's always better to be yourself.
When Sputnik sees a mysterious bird, she has trouble convincing the rest of the crew that it's real.
Comet wants to play in a band with the others, but he doesn't play an instrument.
Comet drops his favorite stuffed animal in front of the whole cafe.
Comet and Halley learn they aren't quite themselves without a good night's sleep.
Radar learns the importance of exercise.
Halley and Comet learn jumping to conclusions is a bad idea.
Comet and the crew are psyched for a float-building competition.
Radar seems excited for a sleepover, but he gets anxious.
The crew is a little leery of Comet's insect-like Veezleboog collection, but when they learn about the cool things Veezleboogs can do, they welcome them into the Astroblast eco system.
When Sputnik's prized giant peach disappears from the Frosty Star, she puts on her detective hat and interviews all the suspects. No one is safe from suspicion...until Sputnik learns she shouldn't have jumped to conclusions.
A mini golf competition pits Sputnik and Jet against each other where they learn nothing is more important than friends.
When the crew hears a story about hidden treasure in the Frosty Star, they all work together to reach the treasure chest.
Comet's friends want to borrow his new space pod because it's the fastest in the galaxy.
A mailbox mixup leaves Comet questioning his friendship with Halley.
When the crew meets Sal's GamGam, they're shocked at how fragile she seems. But when she saves the day, they learn that they jumped to conclusions about what she could do.
Halley gets jealous of sharing friends.
A family of new customers are scared of Jet, but they learn to trust him after he saves the littlest one from a fall.
When Radar gets obsessed with the new karaoke machine Comet got for a party, he doesn't want to give anyone else a turn.
Sputnik's so excited for a Carly Cosmos concert, she tries to hid the fact that she's sick. But her friends catch on and make her rest--and even bring the fun back home!
Jet needs new shoes.
Halley thinks Radar works too slowly.
Halley gives Comet a gift.
The crew tries to show the customers that they care.
The crew stumbles on a scavenger hunt on a lazy afternoon.
Bippity-Bop customers multiply every time they drink a smoothie.
The Frosty Star garners some attention--the smoothies are the best in the galaxy! But when reporters come to interview the crew, they act differently in front of the cameras. In the end, they learn it's always better to be yourself.
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