Bajillionaires - Season 1

Kaylyn works her magic to book the gang on a popular daytime talk show to unveil their newest invention: the all-in-one morning spray can. It's got everything you need for your morning routine: toothpaste, hair gel, deodorant... even blueberry smoothies. Max is reluctant because the show only features cute little kids with ridiculous inventions. It's degrading. But Kaylyn gets him to agree by explaining their company needs more buzz.

Convinced that he and Chelsea have some kind of connection, Noodles creates a love detector called The Heart-Attach, a heartbeat and sweat monitor connected to a tablet that plays smooth jazz while two people stare into each other's eyes. But when the results show Chelsea doesn't "LIKE like" or even "like" him, he admits there's no real science behind his random machine.

After Zeke gets picked on, the gang invent the STAN safetysuit: a tactical vest that responds to specific keywords and threats with ear-piercing sirens, flashing lights and angry voice commands, like: "STEP AWAY FROM THE CHILD!"

Inspired by a visit with Uncle Eddie, who wishes he knew what his dog Barney is barking about, Max dreams up "Mutt Chat", a device that will translate dogs' barks into English through your smartphone! His friends are skeptical at first, but Alicia points out it is theoretically possible, and Max convinces them that with a little seed money, they can develop a working prototype.

About to hit her milestone 13th birthday, Kaylyn worries she's falling behind on her overly ambitious list of life goals - she hasn't even been pre-pre-accepted to an Ivy League school yet! Chelsea's suggestion that she intern at a friend's non-profit prompt the gang to develop "Big Sister", a digital assistant that gives sisterly advice to personal questions.