Lab Rats: Bionic Island

Adam, Bree and Chase sneak out to meet Marcus in Davenport's new self-driving sports car. When Leo tries to stop them, his nemesis Marcus traps him inside the car and programs it to take him on a wild, high-speed ride bound for the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

Leo turns to Bree for help after he mistakenly unleashes a swarm of robotic flies on the school. Adam and Chase turn their class assignment into a destructive competition.

Leo finally goes a mission as he helps Davenport and Eddy attempt to stop an underground gas leak. Adam, Bree and Chase struggle to escape from Principal Perry's detention lockdown.

Bree is exposed to a dangerous toxic chemical sending Adam and Chase on a mission for an antidote. Bree escapes quarantine and when her side effects kick in it's up to Leo to get her back to her capsule.

Chase and Leo enter a local "create-your-own battle bot" competition where they hope to defeat the returning champion. Davenport asks to give some input, but ends up taking over the entire robot build. When Chase and Leo kick him off the team, Davenport becomes determined to win on his own.

Chase outsmarts Adam with a prank that shatters not only his aura of invincibility, but his confidence. In turn, Davenport and Chase set up a confidence building faux rescue scenario that backfires and leaves Chase in real danger. Meanwhile, Bree faces Principal Perry's wrath after she uses a new ability called "Vocal Manipulation" to mimic her.

The Lab Rats confide in Leo their frustrations at having to constantly train and their desire to do normal teenage things. Leo explains the concept of going on strike so they face off against Davenport, who then calls their strike bluff and raises the stakes by recruiting Leo as a Lab Rat "scab" for an upcoming demonstration.

Leo is inadvertently sucked into Davenport's new invention and transported into a parallel universe where Tasha is a brilliant inventor, Davenport is her insecure assistant and Leo finally has what he's always wanted, bionic abilities!.

Leo performs a magic act to earn a spot in the school talent show but loses his slot to Chase who uses his powers to cheat and create "magic" of his own. Leo then sets out to sabotage Chase but inadvertently releases Chase's rampaging alter ego, "Spike," to wreak havoc on the school. Meanwhile a frustrated Bree watches as Adam and Owen attempt to use butter as art.

Leo follows Marcus to his secret lair to gather evidence that proves he's bionic but ends up captured by Marcus. Meanwhile, the Lab Rats scramble to bring Tasha back before Davenport finds out that they accidentally teleport her to parts unknown.

The Lab Rats inadvertently ruin Davenport's million dollar painting and use their powers to cover their mistake. Things go from bad to worse when Davenport attempts to sell the painting and is accused of attempting to sell forged art.

When Adam gets his driver's license, Davenport sets out to buy him a new, safe starter vehicle. But when he's left on his own, Adam closes a deal for a monster truck instead. Tasha runs against Principal Perry for PTA president.

Davenport and his obnoxious new neighbor agree to settle their differences with a stock car race but the Lab Rats are forced to get in on the action when they learn that his neighbor has enlisted NASCAR pro Joey Logano as his ringer.

Marcus and Douglas lure the Lab Rats into a trap and they learn shocking revelations about their secret origins and creator. Leo partners with Eddy for a surprise attack on Douglas' lair resulting in an epic bionic showdown.

Marcus and Douglas lure the Lab Rats into a trap and they learn shocking revelations about their secret origins and creator.

After coming home with a poor report card, Leo uses Davenport's award-winning memory erasing device to wipe Davenport's short term memory but inadvertently erases 25 years, rendering him a teenager.

As the Lab Rats return from a mission, Chase feels like the odd man out after Adam and Bree take all of the credit for the mission's success. Out to prove himself, Chase heads to the Arctic to retrieve rare minerals that Davenport needs for an invention, but finds himself trapped in an avalanche.

In an effort to get out of training duties, Adam enlists Leo's help to create a duplicate Adam using Davenport's experimental cloning device. However, Adam's clone uses the same device to create another duplicate to avoid going to school and the clones he creates repeat the same process resulting in a mob of ever duplicating Adams.

When the school mascot's Dingo costume is stolen by the rival team, Adam seeks revenge by taking their mascot, a llama. When Chase and Adam try to return the llama they discover that the animal has swallowed hundreds of Davenport's mechanical nanobots causing it to shoot acidic bionic spit.

When Leo discovers that his nemesis Trent is rattled by a ghostly Halloween legend, he masterminds a plan for Chase and Adam to use their bionics to stage a haunting at the school. In the process the boys come to fear that the ghostly legend may in fact be real.

When Principal Perry lets Davenport give Mission Creek High a much-needed "tech upgrade," she gets the idea to create a robotic version of herself that will help her patrol the students.

When Chase inadvertently causes Adam to shrink down to two inches, it's all fun and games until Adam ends up on Perry's lunch tray. Meanwhile, Bree gets control of the school for a day.

Bree is tired of being the target of the boys' shenanigans and partners with Tasha to pull the ultimate prank.

The Lab Rats go on a rescue mission to Davenport's secret facility in the frozen tundra to save Dr. Evans.

Leo and Chase use Davenport's technology to get back at Trent on the day of a big test. Meanwhile, Bree gets exposed to a hair growth cream and has disastrous results.

When Principal Perry's life is in danger, the Lab Rats are forced to expose their bionic secret in order to save her. Meanwhile, Davenport is attacked by a mysterious nemesis that leaves his empire in ruins.