Lab Rats and Mighty Med

Two Disney XD shows that ran side by side for two years, met once properly, and were then merged into a third.

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Lab Rats and Mighty Med ran at the same time for nearly two years and share exactly one story, so you can watch each straight through. Then Elite Force, which needs both.

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    Lab Rats, seasons one to three Lab Rats

    Three bionic siblings in a basement lab. Nothing here touches the other show.

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    Mighty Med, both seasons Mighty Med

    Two boys working at a hospital for injured superheroes. Finish it: its finale is five months earlier than the other show's and its ending is one of the two things Elite Force needs.

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    Lab Rats season four, Bionic Island Lab Rats

    The retitled last season. The one crossover with Mighty Med sits at episode ten of it, and the season ends with The Vanishing on 3 February 2016, which the spin-off opens straight after.

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    Lab Rats: Elite Force Lab Rats: Elite Force

    Chase and Bree from one show, Kaz, Oliver and Skylar from the other, in Centium City. The first episode says in as many words that it follows the Lab Rats finale, and Kaz and Oliver have the powers they got in the Mighty Med finale. Adam and Leo are not in it.

Then what? Elite Force was cancelled after one season in October 2016 and nothing has followed it.

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Bionics and superheroes

  • Lab Rats 2012, 4 seasons, 89 episodes
  • Mighty Med 2013, 2 seasons, 44 episodes
  • Lab Rats: Elite Force 2016, 1 season, 15 episodes

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