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Snorks: Casey gets out her telescope for a famous starfish, and notices a flash in the sky. She investigates and finds a flying saucer. An alien named Molly from Seaturn is looking for a root that happens to be in Snorkeater terratory. On the word "reward", Lil' Aeaweed pops up again and goes into the ship to find treasure. Casey and Molly get the root and the Snorkeaters come after them. Molly helps her out and they go back to the spaceship. They find Lil's Seaweed and they accidentally get launched in space! On the way to Molly's planet, a bunch of sea pirates try to zap them out of the air. They get caught in a meteor shower and take a smooth fall. Luckily, they land in front of a gas station and a dance hall. They find a fabled bird fish and Molly needs a bird feather for her potion. They pull off when the crowd gets ruly and Molly tells them that they need some sort of formula for the potion. She visits a hermit for help, and finds out that he needs something sweet to eat from a cavern of nectar. When they get the nectar, Lil' Seaweed eats it. To make amends, Lil' Seaweed gives him her candy bar and they get the formula. Molly gets back to her planet in time to help her father and they get some serious treasure. Lil' Seaweed tries to take it all back, but the weight wears out the engine in the spaceship. Casey and Lil' Seaweed fight over whose fault it is and brings up the Starfish. They use the starfish to get home, and they run into the pirate ship. Casey gives up every last jewel so they can get home.

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