Ep 2. The Green Phantom / Over Easy Does It

Rev & Roll season 1 episode 2, titled "The Green Phantom / Over Easy Does It," is a thrilling episode about the adventures of the six friends and their wacky cars in their vibrant and friendly hometown of Fender Bend. The episode begins with the announcement of a superhero-themed parade that the children in the town have been eagerly anticipating. The excitement, however, comes to a halt when they realize that the parade's special balloon, The Green Phantom, has gone missing.

Rev and Avery team up to solve the mystery, as they know that their high-speed vehicles will help them cover more ground than the rest of the team. The clues lead them to one of their friends, Spoiler, who seems to be acting a little suspiciously. They discover that he has taken down the balloon to add it to his impressive balloon collection.

Meanwhile, Lori and her trustworthy alligator, Swampy, are busy with their egg-delivery business called "Over Easy Eggs." Their latest delivery order takes them to the local school, where they find that the eggs have gone missing. Equipped with Swampy's keen sense of smell, they discover that the eggs were stolen by a group of squirrels who intended to have a feast.

Their investigation takes them to the woods, where they come across a little bird who has been separated from her family. Lori and Swampy team up to help reunite the baby bird with her family. The success of the mission does not go unnoticed, as Lori's community-mindedness earns her a new client: the school's janitor.

As the episode comes to an end, Rev and Avery are proud of their detective work and the fact that they saved the day while Lori is pleased with her new business growth. The lesson is clear that even in a town full of fun and adventures, being community-minded and helping others out always leads to positive outcomes.

In conclusion, Rev & Roll season 1 episode 2 is an adventure-filled episode packed with mystery-solving, alligator-powered delivery vehicles, and positive messages. With the quirky town of Fender Bend as the backdrop, this episode is both entertaining and educational for children of all ages.