Thieves Like Us

Season 3Episode 1520 minMar 14, 2015
Thieves Like Us
On the first day of Spring, the Burns Family and the Rescue Bots stop a mudslide. Mayor Luskey establishes Bot Appreciation Day where anyone who attends will each get a miniature action figure made by Doc Greene's 3-D printer. When Myles and Evan reprogram the action figures to steal for them, the Rescue Bots must deal with the action figures while the Burns Family is stuck at sea due to the kelp and the poisonous jellyfish.
Thieves Like Us has aired on Mar 14, 2015 at 1:30 PM
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