Game Shakers

Brooklyn junior high schoolers Babe and Kenzie create a successful game app, Sky Whale, but rapper Double G hits them with a lawsuit when he discovers they used his song without permission.

Babe and Kenzie struggle to find a compromise with Dub before he destroys their business, and the rapper reconsiders when he sees how much his son Triple G loves the gaming world.

The Game Shakers visit a talk show and Dub abruptly announces plans for a brand-new game based on a wacky dream he had, but the result is more like a nightmare.

Babe and Kenzie are living the sweet life thanks to their new partnership with Dub, though they still have a lot to learn about spending wisely, and Hudson ruffles feathers at the office.

After Trip accidentally destroys a copy of the Game Shakers' latest game, the kids must sneak into Dub's recording studio to retrieve the last remaining version of the game from his tablet.

A tech company asks the Game Shakers to create a game based on their humanoid robot, MeGo, but MeGo soon becomes dangerously obsessed with befriending Hudson.

Wanting to impress Trip's rich friends, Babe claims Dub's private jet is hers and offers to take everyone on vacation, but a mishap forces her to jump in as an emergency pilot.

Dub recruits Babe and Kenzie to help him scare his son with yet another one of his classic Halloween pranks, but Trip has a sneaky plan of his own.

Trip defies his dad's scary warnings about the dangers of the NYC subway and travels with his friends to a business meeting with TekMoto to present their new game, Punchy Face.

The Game Shakers host a tournament to promote a new Sky Whale update, and Dub gambles on Babe's game-playing skills and loses something very important: his assistant Bunny.

The Game Shakers visit Double G on the set of his live, self-indulgent "Double G's Christmas Special." During the opening number, his hair catches on fire and they must finish the show without him.

Babe and Kenzie's plans to hang with cool guy Mason at his stepsister's birthday are ruined when Bunny and Ruthless crash the party, and Dub uses Hudson to make his son jealous.

Babe and Kenzie's plan to befriend their unhappy neighbor with a pie backfires when the treat sends him to the hospital, so Dub and Trip go undercover to clear the girls' names.

A hacker causes trouble by stealing the Shakers' newest game and posting it online, and the criminal has some unusual demands once the kids finally track him down in a faraway place.

The Game Shakers' work on a new anti-pollution game, Scubaroo, is interrupted by a troublemaking new employee, the grandson of a famous singer with whom Dub hopes to duet.

The guys are annoyed to be excluded from the Girl Power Awards, where Babe and Kenzie have been nominated for a trophy, but the ceremony isn't quite what it appears to be.

A rival rapper releases a track insulting Dub, and when the Game Shakers convince him to put out a response song, the feud quickly escalates into a face-to-face encounter.

Triple G's mom Jackie invites the Game Shakers on her yacht to see fireworks, but Dub, who co-owns the boat, is much more interested in checking out some terrifying sea creatures.

Babe goes to extreme lengths to break up with the undesirable Scott, and Trip panics when an app predicts that he will lose his hair with age.

Hudson accidentally damages a mummy when the Game Shakers visit a history museum for creative inspiration, and Babe leads a quest to glue it back on without getting caught.

Kenzie rescues one of New York City's famous "pizza rats," and the others are amazed when it starts to bring them good luck, but their new friend starts to grow homesick for the subway.

Trip beats a gaming legend, Icon, and is invited to be Soba Sportswear's new mascot as a result, but Dub and the kids have to help him get fired when the deal isn't what he'd hoped for.

Fans of OctoPie are outraged when Hudson fibs about a nonexistent secret level in the game, though Babe takes advantage of the lie to score a date with Mason.