Parent info: Galaxy Fest is recommended for ages 6-10 and 11 plus. It's a Story led show that should be listened to in order. Made in Ireland, it's about Space and Adventure for kids. Launched in 2026, it has 2 seasons.
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Eggbert has taken over the ship. With Freddie, Tristan, and Bellhop, it looks like it’s the end for the of the adventures for the crew of the Big SISS. Unless someone comes up with a dramatic rescue plan in a season finale…
After one mistake too many, Tristan replaces Bellhop with the extremely helpful and annoyingly friendly Eggbert. While Eggbert seems to be exactly what they asked for, is there something sinister about his wish to “do all your thinking for you?”
The crew of the Big SISS are astonished when Freddie starts to speak, and are devastated to realise it’s time to say goodbye. Oh well, at least they’ll always have Bellhop…
The crew of the Big SISS investigate a planet that is teeming with life, and it seems to have gotten Freddie particularly excited. Is there more to this planet full of giant purple bananas and roaring dinosaurs than meets the eye?
The crew of the Big SISS hit top speed… and cannot slow down. As the mind-melting pace starts to take its toll, can Freddie, the mysterious alien goo, step up and save the day?
The crew of the Big SISS discover an astronomical anomaly, which results in Harper and Freddie getting their molecules stretched and warped beyond recognition. Will they ever be the same again?
The crew of the Big SISS discover a Galaxy of oceans, with seas flowing from planet to planet. Will it be a fun day at the beach, or is that giant tidal wave on the horizon about to upend their adventure?
The crew of the Big SISS investigate a mysterious signal broadcast from the depths of Deep Space. Do they have a mysterious alien listener? And is there more to that pile of goo than meets the eye?
The crew of the Big SISS are back for another season of interstellar adventures! And first up, they have to figure out how to broadcast the show across the entire Universe, after a shocking revelation from Tristan.
The crew are delighted to receive a visit from Tristan, the man who brought them all together in the first place. But has he arrived with good news, or very very bad news…
While the crew tries to save an airborne Bellhop, we hear how Astrid went from a dedicated young physicist, to becoming the captain of the Big SISS.
The crew explores a Galaxy filled with replicas of earth from various stages throughout history. After some fun exploring many earths of the past, they wonder if there’s a way to harness this phenomenon for the greater good…
While the Crew figures out how to escape a planet with way too much gravity, we learn how Harper went from a curious young astronomer, to becoming the latest crew member of the Big SISS.
The crew visits a galaxy full of stars about to burn through their life-cycle and go supernova. They have front row seats to the most spectacular show the Universe has to offer, but can the ship really be safe from all the fireworks…
While the crew are trapped on the Explorer after Astrid loses the keys, we hear how Eve went from an excitable young biologist, to becoming a crew member of the Big SISS.
The crew explores a galaxy dominated by 8 beautiful glowing orbs, each of which emits a note on the musical scale. Touching one at a time, but touching several at once seems to be a bit much for the Universe to handle…
While the crew gets stranded on a planet with an extremely strong magnetic field, we discover how Lennon made his journey from a determined young chemist, to becoming a crew member on the Big SISS.
The crew explores a garden galaxy full of gigantic plant life. At first it’s fun, bouncing around from flower to flower, that is until they encounter the 200 foot tall Venus fly trap…
The crew of the spectacular Irish Space Station (Big SISS for short) travels to a galaxy full of mysterious portals which teleport the ship across the cosmos in an instant. It’s all good fun, until they find themselves drawn to a particularly large portal, sur…
It’s time to ignite your curiosity and let your imagination go supernova with the crew of the Spectacular Irish Space Station.
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