When there's a job to do and stakes are high, ten-year-old Rusty Rivets - along with best bud Ruby - invents his way out of every jam by repurposing parts and objects into the wildest, coolest most awesome contraptions ever!
When Liam gets trapped atop a tall stack of junk with his stuffed dinosaur, Rusty designs a Jurassic rescue. When Mr. Higgins' remote control plane won't land, Rusty and the gang must bring it down safely.
2. Rusty's Ski Trip Blip/Rusty and the Camp Bandit
Rusty and the gang's ski trip is thwarted by a massive rockpile on the way to Pliers Peak. Rusty and Ruby earn their camping badges by rescuing a trapped opossum.
With help from Rusty and the Bits, Ruby performs at the Sprocketville Talent Show. When Liam accidentally launches a giant helium balloon with him in the basket, Rusty and Ruby must find a way to bring him down gently.
When Ruby's tablet winds up at the bottom of the lake, Rusty dives in to save the day. When the engine on the circus train fails, Rusty must figure out how to get it back on track in time for opening night.
When Rusty finds an old pirate's map, he and the gang dig up a lot more than treasure. When the Bits wander into Rusty's parts replicator, the gang winds up with more bits than they bargained for.
When the key to the city goes missing, everyone assumes Botasaur buried it. When Sammy gets trapped in a cave while spelunking, Rusty saves the day with a big idea inspired by a small creature.
When the mischevious monkeys escape from their Animal Park enclosure, Rusty must find a way to lead them back. When the town's power goes out after Ruby takes Crush up for a fun plane flight, there's no light!
When Crush wanders off and gets lost, Rusty invents a night flyer to find him in the dark. When Liam loses his stuffy out the train window, Rusty goes on a retrieval mission.
When a rare bird builds his nest in a dangerous location and can't be persuaded to move, Rusty and the gang rebuild his habitat. Rusty and Ruby build a cupcake flinging machine that goes out of control.
