Air date: July 11, 2018
Water, Water Everywhere
The kids go in a saucer tour around Earth to see how water can be found. They go to Antarctica to see the ice and then to Jupiter's moon Europa.- Are You Pondering What I'm Pondering?: Jet states that he still hasn't tried swimming, sailing, or surfing. Sean and Sydney simultaneously say "Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" Jet responds with "I know I am! Let's all build a house made of cheese and peanuts and eat our way out!"
- Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp": On Bortron 7, hockey is called 'slappy biscuit.' And yet Jet and Celery think 'hockey' sounds ridiculous.
- Continuity Nod: Sean claims that tonight is Pot Roast Night at his house, which was already mentioned in "Sean's Year In Space" and "A Hammer and a Feather."
- Failures on Ice: Sean has trouble skating on the South Pole and Europa.
- Gingerbread House: Jet wants to build a house made of cheese and peanuts and eat his way out.
- Inherently Funny Words: Jet adds "puddle" to his list of hilarious Earth words.
- Instant Costume Change: Sean and Sydney are somehow in their winter coats by the time they go to the South Pole.
- Musicalis Interruptus: Sean starts to sing "Tiny Blue Dot", but is interrupted.
- Shout-Out: The episode title happens to reference a line in a poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
- Stock Footage: Jet 'surfs' on stock footage of ocean waves. There are also stock footage clips of a rainforest and a waterfall.
- The World Is Just Awesome: Jet continues to express this belief by being in awe of the different types of water on Earth.
Commander Cressida Story Contest
Sydney and the others brainstorm a story for a Commander Cressida writing contest.- Comically Missing the Point: Jet's takeaway from Goldilocks and the Three Bears is that he should eat lots of porridge.
- Imagine Spot: Sydney and the gang imagine that they're Commander Cressida characters and act out the story that Sydney is writing.
- Official Fan-Submitted Content: In-Universe. The prize for winning the titular story contest is to have one's story in an official Commander Cressida comic.
- Record Needle Scratch: Sydney announces that her story will be about Commander Cressida finding the perfect beach. A record needle scratch is heard when Sean asks if that's a big enough story.
- Stock Footage: Stock footage from when Sydney told the story of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" in "Just the Right Distance From the Sun" is used to pad out the runtime and explain how Earth's water is "just right".
- Throw the Dog a Bone: In "A Star is Born," Sean was forced to play the role of Commander Cressida's dog Sirius, while Sunspot got to be the literal star. In this episode, he gets to play a role he wanted — a lifeguard. He's really into blowing his whistle.
