The Best Episodes of Final Space

The finale to our epic adventure. An all out battle ensues as The Lord Commander does everything in his power to capture Mooncake, and stop Gary and Quinn from closing the entrance to Final Space.

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Gary goes on a mission to save Avocato's son, Little Cato, from Lord Commander's Prison Planet, but it turns out to be a trap; Quinn sees Gary's vlogs and understands that he is someone who would risk his life for any of his friends.

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With the dimensional keys recovered, the crew travel to Inner Space where they finally try to free Bolo.

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Gary and the crew encounter a Titan, who tells them how to close the breach in the fabric of space.

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Gary and Quinn go back to Earth to find an anti-gravitational bomb that can close the breach in space. Gary and Quinn decide to turn this life-threatening adventure into their first date.

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A collision with space time traps half of the Crimson Light in a perilous other dimension.

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Gary discovers a way he may be able to communicate with Quinn; Tribore reconnects with a resistance fighter who has an ulterior motive.

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A shattered Team Squad is left reeling as Gary and Avocato travel into Invictus' inner sanctum for the final showdown.

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The search for the stolen dimensional keys leads the crew to a planet being sucked into the Dark Zone; Hue and Ava get closer.

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Gary and Quinn go on a perilous mission to activate the Titan killing apparatus, while Avocato races to stop the Lord Commander's ultimate transformation.

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An unexpected trip through time provides a unique opportunity for the crew.

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The aftermath of losing one of the crew ripples through the team squad.

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After the Galaxy One is hacked by the Infinity Guard, Gary has to harvest energy from a nearby star to reignite the engines; the radiation poisoning from the star sends Gary into a trance of painful memories; Gary and Quinn are finally reunited.

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Final Space is such a hole. I mean like its the biggest hole in the universe. Like weight of a thousand suns kind of hole. What I'm getting at is we are being sucked into a black hole and we're all definitely about to die.

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Gary grapples with his future when he learns that his prison sentence is over.

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The Lord Commander tries to pry information about Mooncake's whereabouts out of Avocato. Quinn keeps her sickness a secret from Gary.

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The crew heads to Earth in an attempt to activate the Hyper-Trans Dimensional Bridge, but in order to do so they must make contact with someone on the other side of Final Space.

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Gary tries to hide Mooncake safely away on the planet Yarno; Gary and Avocato are trapped in a terrifying mind-puzzle; Mooncake is forced to fight in a combat arena called the Deathcropolis; Quinn investigates the gravitational disturbance.

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Quinn realizes the only people she can trust are Gary and the crew of the Galaxy One.

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As an infection grows within Bolo, the crew races to help before he's lost to them forever.

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The crew fight to survive a ship-wide invasion of possessed Garys.

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Long held secrets are revealed that will change the Team Squad forever.

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Gary and Avocato must chase down the ruthless bounty hunter, Terk, before he can tell the Lord Commander that Mooncake is aboard the Galaxy One.

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An act of betrayal shakes the crew; Hue and Mooncake have a day out for themselves.

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Gary reconnects with the mother who abandoned him; Mooncake misses Gary's attention.

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