Ep 19. Rumble in the Big House

In the episode titled "Rumble in the Big House" from season 2 of Jackie Chan Adventures, Jackie Chan is sent to prison on an undercover mission to investigate the sudden increase in crime within the prison. Inside the prison walls, Jackie soon realizes that the inmates are being forced to work on a secret project for the villainous Drago, who aims to use the project to take over the world.

As Jackie tries to gather information on Drago's plan, he is accosted by several inmates who challenge him to a fight in order to prove their dominance over the other prisoners. Initially hesitant, Jackie eventually decides to fight back to avoid being seen as weak. As he takes on each of the inmates, he realizes that they are all working for Drago and are deliberately trying to keep him from uncovering their secret project.

Meanwhile, Jade sneaks into the prison to help Jackie in his mission. She discovers that Drago is using the prisoners to build a massive robotic exoskeleton that he plans to use to take over the world. With Jackie struggling to stay alive in the brutal prison fights, Jade must find a way to disable the exoskeleton before it becomes operational.

As the episode progresses, Jackie and Jade work together to gather information and sabotage Drago's plan. With the help of the other prisoners, they are able to launch a surprise attack on Drago's forces, causing chaos and destruction within the prison walls. In the midst of the battle, Jackie faces off against Drago in an intense fight that leaves both combatants exhausted.

In the end, Jackie and Jade are able to succeed in their mission and prevent Drago from unleashing his deadly weapon. As they leave the prison, they both know that they have foiled another one of Drago's evil schemes, but they also know that the next adventure is just around the corner.

Overall, "Rumble in the Big House" is an action-packed episode that showcases the skills and determination of Jackie Chan and his allies. With a thrilling plot and intense fight sequences, it will keep viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.