The Jetsons was Hanna-Barbera's Space Age counterpart to The Flintstones, a half-hour family sitcom projecting contemporary American culture and lifestyle into another time period. The Jetsons live in a futuristic utopia in the year 2062 of elaborate robotic contraptions, aliens, holograms, and whimsical inventions.
Jane insists that she needs a robot maid. They take in Rosey, who's attitude and expense, puts George's job on the line.
Pop star 'Jet Screamer' organizes a quiz, first prize: a date with the celebrity himself. George tries to make sure Judy won't win, but Judy is the lucky girl. Without her knowing it George acts as a chaperone.
George and Jane go shopping at Molecular Motors. The Supersonic Suburbanite turns out to be too much for them so the buy a car similar to their old model. They get mixed up with bad guy Knuckles Nuclear and his gun Moll.
George says no to having Astro, a stray dog, but thinks a robot dog will be better for the family, so gets 'Lectronimo. When a burglar breaks in, though, Astro proves to be the better dog.
George Jetson and his boss Cosmo Spacely attend a robot football game. George fools his wife into thinking he's working late so that he won't be able to attend a PTA meeting.
George is too busy at work to help Elroy with his Space Cub training, but when his boss's son is in the same troop, he is forced to go on a hiking trip with them to the Moon.
George thinks Elroy has made flying pills, so he takes it to Spacely to turn into a fortune and put Spacely's competitor, Cogswell, out of business for good.
Judy and Rosey find boyfriends. The problem with love is that you're either up or down ... and the animated junk pile being Henry's assistant gets a little confused.
A TV show producer discovers Elroy and Astro in the park, and casts them in a brand new, original series: "The Adventures of Spaceboy Zoom and His Dog, Astro".
Mr. Spacely pays for a new, expensive robot to take George's promotion as office supervisor, who double crosses him at every turn.
George's father visits. On his way he fixes a lady's vehicle, they exchange addresses. Because of some miscommunication the Jetson family think they got involved while in reality grandpa just baby-sits for someone else.
Astro is given the third degree when Cogswell suspects him to be party to a new Spacely Sprockets invention after he swallows Elroy's flying toy car.
George and Jane visit Las Venus for gambling and entertainment. The trip is paid by Spacely because George has to try to sell some sprockets to a female client. Now George has to please his wife and the client.
When Nimbus the Great is too sick to meet Elroy in a contest he won, George takes his place.
After George thinks he doesn't have long to live, he volunteers to test out a prototype jacket that's supposed to be indestructible jacket.
Astro turns out to be the long-lost dog of a millionaire. The Jetsons have to let Astro go. Now Astro has everything a dog can wish for, except the love of the Jetson family.
George accidentally goes through the Minavac, which shrinks him down to six inches high. The only way he can return to regular size, is by stealing a cog from Cogswell Cogs.
Jane goes for driving lessons to get a second car and ends up with Knuckles Nuclear as her driving instructor.
George is enrolled in the space guard reserves, where his superiors are Spacely and the conniving Uniblab.
Jane decides to enter the Miss Solar System contest without George knowing. However, Spacely Sprockets is sponsoring the contest. George & Mr. Spacely are judges, but Mrs. Spacely removes her husband from the judges' stand & George is the "Mystery Judge".
When a new Cogswell Cogs office opens next door to Spacely Sprockets, George is put in charge of the property dispute, only to discover Spacely Sprockets is on Cogswell's property. Later retitled No Space for Sprockets.
Burnt out on housework, Jane takes a retreat at a futuristic dude ranch. (Note: Astro didn't appear in this episode, however he was replaced by an unnamed cat.)
When George and Astro witness the shooting of a crime TV show called "The Naked Planet" (take on The Naked City), they think they've witnessed a real robbery and go into hiding to keep from being shot for knowing too much.
Elroy accidentally gets a report card mix-up and gets 4 D's, an F, and an "H", so when his dad punishes him, he and Astro run away and join a mob run by Muggsy Megaton. Note: This episode featured a sort-of crossover with The Flintstones; A boy in Elroy's class—Kenny Countdown—has a TV Wristwatch which is showing part of a Flintstones episode, before it is confiscated by Ms. Brainmocker, the class's robot teacher.
Elroy finds a weird rock and takes it home, where it hatches into a furry little creature that the family adopts, although Astro doesn't feel as loved anymore and runs away, getting taken to the dogpound in the process.
Rosie is in need of a replacement program, which she overhears and thinks she's being replaced, so she leaves the Jetsons.
When Cogswell sends in a spy to Spacely Space Sprockets to steal Spacely's new chocolate microchip cookie, Spacely sends George—disguised as Georgina Jetstream—to act as Cogswell's new secretary to get it back.
Due to interference with the TV, Elroy discovers that Mr. Cogswell's plant will be robbed by the Gridfather, which he is unable to convince George about. To appease him, George investigates anyway, which gets him into trouble with the law when the police think he's working with the Gridfather.
Elroy's new invention accidentally vastly increases Astro's intelligence being able to help George at the plant and other places, none of which last for long because Astro is still a dog. Elroy also feels put out due to Astro losing interest in playing with him.
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Finding herself alone on the night of her 16th birthday, Judy tells her robot diary all about the events that lead up to her special day.
A machine that can make thoughts a reality breaks while George imagines himself as a superhero. Believing it to be permanent, he becomes a wrestler after his super strength gets him in trouble with Spacely.
George Jetson and his family competes against Cosmo Spacely and his family in the game show "Family Fallout". Mr. Spacely is determined to keep George from participating in the game show.
George gets a device that can rewind time back to any moment and make it better; but his jealousy of an old rival gets the better of him and accidentally removes his marriage to Jane.
Circus Moon Fleas quit their job and take refuge on Astro.
Mr. Spacely leaves his brand new fancy car to George while he is on a business trip. Judy and Elroy take George's car for a ride, so Jane has to take Mr. Spacely's to go to the mall. Jane wrecks the car completely while she tries to find a parking space.
George is talked into going on a workers' strike; he accidentally breaks Elroy's robot for the Robot Olympics, so he gets inside and acts out the contests himself.
George tries to cheer Rosie up by getting a picture of her previous model, her "mother", but being an old model, it proves difficult to find.
The Jetson's are expecting a visit from a cousin. Meanwhile, a alien iceman escapes from a doctor and ends up at the Jetson's home and is mistaken for the cousin.
After Judy becomes shamed about George's dancing style, George ends up taking dancing lessons. He then runs into a inventor who gives him a pair of experimental dancing shoes so he can impress his daughter.
George tries to get Judy away from the dangers of teenage boys by sending her to her wallflower cousin Melissa for a few days, but doesn't count on Melissa becoming a wild child.
George is forced to prove his brawn when Spacely is pitted against Cogswell in an Olympic-themed contest. But he must also keep his brains intact if he is to uncover Mr. Cogswell's cheating twins.
An alien-like clay substance, which can silently mimic those who touch it, causes great confusion and chaos among the citizens of Orbit City.
Just as George upsets Jane for forgetting their anniversary, they find out that they weren't officially married all these years!
Elroy's idolization of a TV action star, gets George to take the whole family to the "Old West" parts of space, where his great-great-grandfather was a real hero. But a rival's descendant has a score to settle.
A successful investment opportunity between Spacely Sprockets and a major corporation, rides on George keeping R.U.D.I. from overloading, which, of course, means the end of his job, if he fails.
A jewel thief lays low by disguising himself as baby and dropping himself off at the Jetsons' doorstep.
While on vacation, Elroy runs away with Astro, after the strict robotic activities director forbids Astro to be with the family, who seem to be taking the robot's side over Elroy. During this time, he runs into a secret, trash zone where obsolete, living tools rebel against the dictator, the Wicked Wrench of the West.
City life has become too much for George, so after being laid off from work, he and the family set off to live a simpler life as farmers on a far-off planetoid.
After accidentally consuming a bad lugnut, Rosie's personality malfunctions, transforming her into a kleptomaniac.
Having become overly stressed and overly worked, the Jetsons discover Fantasy Planet, which can provide for them their ultimate desires.
A case of mistaken identity leads George to be confused for a secret agent, who is wanted by the evil organization S.N.E.A.K
After hearing a scary story from George, Orbitty believes a mad scientist is out to get him to add to his museum.
George is caught in a difficult position as dog show judge, where he'll either lose the love of his family, his job, or even his life, if he doesn't choose the right dog to win.
George's life takes a major turn, when he goes from taking on a second job to finding out he's a millionaire!
Elroy becomes a celebrity after he and Astro accidentally board a rocket, which is programmed to land back to Earth in five years. However, due to interference with a black hole, they return quicker than expected, with some surprising results.
While on a free cruise on the Love Rocket, George and Jane encounter old flames who are still burning a torch for the two. When George and Jane fail to turn them down, it's up to their kids to get rid of the old romances.
George becomes the star player in a baseball game between the Spacely Sprockets and Cogswell Cogs, which is otherwise filled with only robots.
After finding out Jane's new sunglasses can foresee the immediate future, she and George turn to betting on horses, until they get into trouble with two shady-looking figures.
While Elroy makes a class project about his father, George has to contend with Astro's spring fever, which has made him obsessed with the new neighborhood dog, Jezebel.
A mix-up of computer disks between a new Spacely Sprockets transportation device and Elroy's dog training machine, makes programs George to act like a dog.
A case of mistaken identity ensues when a young, seductive con artist believes Grandpa Jetson is rich after using Mr. Spacely's credit card.
After being fired due to George's complaint, Ralph the robot turns all of robotkind against him.
George insists to Elroy that it's better to be honest with Jane, but finds it difficult to be honest himself with Jane, after postponing their date when he gets stuck on a moon with the alluring Bubbles Blastoff.
Feeling his age, George takes some youth potion, but the experimental concoction turns him into a child.
Due to gossip from Rosie, George believes Judy is eloping with Sam Spacely, Mr. Spacely, inept nephew. But she is really helping Sam secretly get hitched with Asteroid Cogswell, Mr. Cogswell's daughter.
After Orbitty gets randomly picked to decide who is the best person to represent the 21st century a thousand years later, each of the Jetson family vie for his attention by recounting to him a favorite moment in their lives.
As a result of showing his dislike of all things Christmas, three ghostly robotic apparitions visit the greedy Spacely to show him the error of his ways, from his past mistakes to what his current mistakes are and how it will affect his future.
In her attempt to buy a new car to impress a new boy, Judy takes on several different jobs, but the workload becomes so big, that the entire family have to pitch in.
George becomes the unwilling test subject for an experimental new stain remover, which turns him invisible.
Just when Judy couldn't be more humiliated by dancing with her father at the father/daughter dance, he has to cancel at the last minute and sends in Grandpa Jetson as a substitute dance partner.
George finds out a toothache is the cause of his recent bad nights. He is giving a pair of experimental dentures that can temporarily relieve the pain, but finds out too late they're for dogs, making him spontaneously act like a dog.
The city is under sudden scrutiny of renewing every robot's particular component known as a B.E.B.O.P., which has put Mac in danger of being dismantled if he doesn't apply for one. Rosey finds a loophole through marriage, although she quickly regrets it once he starts getting in her way. This is also bad news Spacely Space Sprockets, but good news for Cogswell Cogs.
George buys Jane a new plant called the Martian Creeper to win at the annual Garden Club show, but it has a mind of its own, and is impossible to get rid off.
George gets a rare day-off, but its then filled with the needs of family. When he gets over tasked, he uses a cloning machine, which creates a duplicate of George, who does a much better job.
After Spacely is guilted into taking a thirty year long overdue vacation with his wife, he is forced to find a substitute to run his plant, with George fulfilling the requirements necessary. With Spacely out the way, Mr. Cogswell sees this as the perfect opportunity to ruin the company.