The Space Nuts are hunted for sport by Salana and her henchmen.

Barney and Junior are branded bad guys by a power-hungry tyrant, who has seen their arrival in his future machine and made them pawns in his bid to become ruler. While Junior and Barney are on another planet, he imprisons the beautiful Queen of the Serrians high in the Tower of Tagot. Naturally, the Space Nuts must come to her rescue.

Barney and Junior are tricked into joining the Intergalactic Games by a couple of aliens in disguise.

Junior and Barney get tricked into trading their ship for a mysterious hexagon key that supposedly operates a duplicating machine, which can make the Space Nuts a new spaceship to get home.

An alien botanist tests his latest experiment on Barney, which turns him into a man-plant hybrid. Will he find the cure?

A mad scientist makes the mistake of his life by appointing Junior and Barney as his assistants.

Mistaken for underground hero Junio, Junior is compelled to rescue Queen Helona of the planet Sporia from Troyak's crystal ball prison.

Junior and Barney become museum displays when they are shrunken by the Pippets.

Junior and Barney arrive on the planet Vultron, inhabited by a race of bird people. The bird people capture the Space Nuts and force them to sit on an enormous egg until it hatches.

Junior and Barney are enlisted by the infamous space pirate to acquire a treasure map.

To rescue Princess Lantana of the underground city of Pod, the boys must retrieve a magic belt from the planet's evil ruler, the robot Mercurial.

The boys land on Crystallitis, a planet populated by glass people. Junior is appointed the new king, but learns he'll have to be turned into glass to qualify.

Junior and Barney are taken to a planet ruled by a brain-controlling computer named G.A.L. 36-24-36.

The Space Nuts are embroiled in a missing persons mystery surrounding an alien fortune.

Junior and Barney return to Earth, but perhaps they've become more accustomed to their time in space.