Alex and Brian attempt to help an old Russian professor clone his dead grandmother, while the Prof attempts to track down the Dean's missing Toblerone.
There is an annoying man in the cryogenics freezer along with several boxes of strawberry ice-lollies and some crispy pancakes. The only thing to do is defrost the occupant. Just keep him out of the way and all will be fine... unless there is a surprise inspection.
The lab is surrounded by protesters hurling eggs and threats. The Dean is too busy selling the eggs as well as doing a roaring trade in several varieties of Dutch cake to help. And the best thing to be said of Cara's attempt to solve the security problem is that it's slightly less risky or blood-thirsty than either the Prof's or Brian's. In the meantime, Joan Armatrading is taking part in an anti-Arnolfini Live Aid-style event in the college grounds. Can Alex manage to stop accidentally offending the hordes before they storm the place?
Convinced that his great rival, Dr Vaabit, has deliberately sabotaged his avocado plants, the Professor pursues a vendetta as the comedy continues. Alex and Cara, meanwhile, get into trouble trying to communicate with some of Dr Vaabit's bees - which they have been secretly farming in a filing cabinet.
Can the Lab Rats stay up for seven nights in a secret underground government facility?
Alex thinks he's found the lost diary of explorer Captain Scott, meanwhile the Professor persuades Brian to help out in one of his latest hair-brained schemes and sends the University's weather system into chaos.
