When the crew takes over an amazing spy plane, they meet Shashi in three desert to exchange precious cargo. Will they also learn Shashi's master plan?
- Aspect Ratio Switch: During the exchange between Frostee and the last key.
- Bait-and-Switch: It seems Frostee and Jun are about to fight... only for them to pull out their phones and intensely play a game against each other.
- Designated Girl Fight: Layla and Echo fight against the female twin.
- Everyone Has Standards: In the Cold Opening, even Shashi is taken aback by Frostee's panic and backs up a little.
- I Know Mortal Kombat: Frostee panics over trying to pilot the jet, since it was easier in Jet Fighter 5000.
- I've Come Too Far: When Tony tells Shashi that he can still end this, Shashi says that it's been sixteen years too late of him being alone.
- Motive Rant: Shashi reveals that the Skeleton Key was designed by his immigrant parents, who entrusted it and the keys to five billionaires who turned against them and killed them. Shashi sought revenge and has gotten to four of the five billionaires, and intends to use the Skeleton Key to control all military tech so that the world can be free to do whatever it wants and do that he can kill the last billionaire, Cleve Kelso.
- Negated Moment of Awesome: Ms. Nowhere gets into a jetpack suit to try to take down the kids' plane, but can't break into it and is blown away.
- Not So Great Escape: Frostee's is hindered by his short stature rendering him unable to reach the pedals of the car he broke into. In the time it takes for the seat to finally slide into position, he is instantly apprehended by Sashi's goons so he can be exchanged for the car needed to unlock the Skeleton Key.
- Troll: Frostee makes the ship freefall when Cisco finds cookies in it.
