Trash Boy’s Super Watch
Trash Boy’s Super Watch on TV, with 54 available episodes, from ReelShort. Choose an episode and start watching from the series page.
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Series details
- Platform
- ReelShort
- Episodes
- 54
- Language
- English
- Last updated
Story of the series
Kyle is the son of a wealthy family. His biological mother died early. At home, he’s constantly excluded and framed by his stepmother Alicia and his half-brother Ryan. His father Robert banishes him to live in a backyard tool shed. At school, his family background makes him a target as well. He’s mocked as “Trash Boy” and subjected to relentless bullying. One day, an alien spacecraft crashes into the backyard. Inside the shed, Kyle discovers an injured alien observer named Zorp. The two strike a deal: Kyle will wear Zorp’s energy wristband and, by overcoming adversity and generating emotional energy, help Zorp repair his ship. In return, the wristband awakens Kyle’s own latent potential. With heightened perception and physical abilities, Kyle begins fighting back against his bullies, enraging Ryan. In the school cafeteria, Ryan publicly accuses Kyle of stealing a valuable watch and, together with his lackeys, subjects him to brutal humiliation. As his dignity and spirit come under critical fire, Kyle makes a desperate plea for Zorp’s help.
Catalogue context for Trash Boy’s Super Watch
TV lists this title under ReelShort with 54 episodes in the current catalogue record. The primary language is English, and recorded genres include Young Adult. The page data was last updated on September 1, 2026.
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