Elliott from Earth - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Wednesday - Part 1
Elliott and his Mom, Frankie, investigate a mysterious rock which is not from Earth.
Wednesday - Part 2
Somewhere across the universe, Elliott and Frankie discover a new place, and its strange inhabitants.
Wednesday - Part 3
Elliott, Frankie and their new companion Mo find the strange new environment they're in isn't quite what it seems.
Wednesday - Part 4
Lost and alone, Elliott, Frankie and Mo have to accept all the help they can get.
Idiosyncratic Induction
On Elliott's first day at the Hive, he meets the most unusual characters on his adventure so far.
Memory Mayhem
Frankie tries to discover more about the mysterious rock that bought them to their new home, with the help of an entity called The Head.
Developing Dilemma
Frankie lets Elliott get a pet, which doesn't go down well with their new neighbor.
Inadvertent Inversion
As Elliott, Mo and Frankie all try something new at the Hive, they find their worlds are about to be turned upside down again.
Regurgitated Reminiscence
Elliott and Mo go to great lengths to retrieve Frankie's old coffee machine.
Chaotic Clumping
Elliott and Mo accidentally take a teleporter together and find themselves closer than they've ever been before. Will they decide to mutually part ways?
Parallel Paradox
Elliott finds himself having to be in two places at once.
Problematic Prophecies
Elliott and Mo make a new friend, Nara, who has a very special ability.
Temporal Tedium
It's Fizzness Time! What does that even mean? Elliott and Mo make it their thing to find out as they meet Preston, a slow, yet hilarious prankster with a penchant for jewelry.
Companion Confusion
After a failed experiment in trying to find true love, Mo has to save Elliott from being sucked off the Centrium into outer space.
Melancholic Megalomaniac
Elliott and Mo try to cheer up Lord Kallous, with the help of someone from his past.
Diminishing Discourse
Elliott and Frankie decide to tell Mo about what really happened to the dinosaurs.
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