
Episode 1
Shrimps and Prime Rib
The Titans try to remember how to be superheroes in order to stop The Brain.
Episode credits
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Ben Gruber

TV series
Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg return in all-new, comedic adventures. They may be super heroes who save the world every day ... but somebody still has to do the laundry!
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Checked Jul 22, 2026
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Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg return in all-new, comedic adventures. They may be super heroes who save the world every day ... but somebody still has to do the laundry!
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Episode 1
The Titans try to remember how to be superheroes in order to stop The Brain.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Ben Gruber

Episode 2
When Santa tries to take over Halloween, it's up to the Titans and a few ghouls to stop him.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Ben GruberGuest stars Robert Morse

Episode 3
Cyborg and Starfire booby-trap the Tower for safety.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Ben Gruber

Episode 4
Starfire wins a goldfish at the carnival and vows to keep it alive.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Christopher J. Gentile

Episode 5
Batman and Commissioner Gordon check in on various happenings around Jump City.
Directed by Peter Rida Michail, Luke CormicanWritten by Sean Kreiner, Peter Rida Michail, Luke Cormican

Episode 6
When Santa decides to quit, the Titans pitch in to save Christmas.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

Episode 7
Beast Boy agrees to share his birthday with Starfire after learning she's never had one on Earth.
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Aaron Horvath

Episode 8
Robin is determined to continue his streak of stopping 52 crimes during crime season.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Ben Gruber

Episode 9
Robin's streak is in jeopardy when the other Titans are poached by Kid Flash.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Ben Gruber

Episode 10
The Titans play Spin The Bottle as Starfire tries to improve her vocabulary through kissing.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Brady Klosterman

Episode 11
The Titans have a hard time deciding who gets to choose which movie they watch on movie night.
Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Chad Quandt, Lynn Wang, Aaron Waltke, Ed Skudder

Episode 12
Beast Boy writes a song for Raven to express his feelings, then begins touring with the song, which upsets Raven.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Ben Gruber

Episode 13
Beast Boy writes a song for Raven to express his feelings, then begins touring with the song, which upsets Raven.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Ben Gruber

Episode 14
It's back to school for the Titans as they teach each other about science and grammar.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Jacquie Menville

Episode 15
The Titans are determined to find out what happened to the missing 2'oclock hour during Daylight Saving Time.
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 16
It's St. Patrick's Day and after wishing to become a leprechaun, Beast Boy becomes obsessed with gold.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 17
Robin uses his skills as a master detective to discover what happened to the animals that live outside Titans Tower.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Jacquie Menville

Episode 18
The Tooth Fairy tries to take over Easter.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Christopher J. Gentile

Episode 19
After Starfire kisses his hand, Robin vows to never wash it again, which leads to disastrous results.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 20
The Titans battle a UFO that is snatching cows, while Beast Boy gets a job so he can save up for a moped.
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Rob Hoegee

Episode 21
Robin learns that avocados are a super food that can give you super powers.
Directed by James KrenzkeWritten by Christopher J. Gentile

Episode 22
The Teen Titans each tell their slightly inaccurate origin story.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Aaron Horvath

Episode 23
Robin ignores the rules for a game of jinx and ends up losing his voice.
Directed by James KrenzkeWritten by Jacquie Menville

Episode 24
Beast Boy starts using more than 10% of his brain in an effort to find the hidden images in a puzzle.
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 25
The Titans become hackers to stop a gang of computer pirates.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Brady Klosterman

Episode 26
When drinking tea turns the other Titans English, it's up to Robin to save America from another British invasion brought by the Queen of England herself.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Christopher J. Gentile

Episode 27
Cyborg becomes trapped in the alternate reality of Night Begins to Shine with a dragon who wants to steal the song for his own evil purposes.
Directed by Peter Rida Michail, Luke CormicanWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael JelenicGuest stars Pete Wentz, Cee Lo Green, Joe Trohman, Andy Hurley, Patrick Stump

Episode 28
Without Cyborg, Beast Boy feels lost and sets out to find himself, but ends up meeting a music legend.
Directed by Peter Rida Michail, Luke CormicanWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael JelenicGuest stars William J. Regan

Episode 29
The Titans return to the alternate reality to save Cyborg but will they be able to defeat the dragon?
Directed by Peter Rida Michail, Luke CormicanWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael JelenicGuest stars William J. Regan, Carl Burnett, Frank Enea

Episode 30
In a final epic battle, the Titans and their musician friends square off against the dragon for control of the Night Begins to Shine.
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael JelenicGuest stars Pete Wentz, William J. Regan, Cee Lo Green, Carl Burnett, Joe Trohman, Frank Enea, Andy Hurley, Patrick Stump

Episode 31
Robin introduces the other Titans to a money-making application but they soon learn the dangers of a shareconomy.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 32
Robin uses Labor Day as an opportunity to teach the other Titans about the importance of labor.
Directed by Ken McIntyreWritten by Jacquie Menville

Episode 33
Control Freak attempts to prove his point about classic superhero cartoons by sending the Titans to a former version of "Teen Titans Go!"
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Brady KlostermanGuest stars Alexander Polinsky

Episode 34
The Titans build an AI robot so it will create a pizza that's never been made before.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 35
Batman and Commissioner Gordon have a slumber party and watch their favorite TV shows.
Directed by Mark MarekWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 36
Batman and Commissioner Gordon have a slumber party and watch their favorite TV shows.
Directed by Peter Rida MichailWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic, Peter Rida Michail, Joey Capps, David Gemmill

Episode 37
The Justice League holds a talent competition to find a superhero worthy of joining their team and Robin tries everything to win.
Directed by James KrenzkeWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 38
The Justice League holds a talent competition to find a superhero worthy of joining their team and Robin tries everything to win.
Directed by Luke CormicanWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 39
Robin creates the Teen Titans Awards in an effort to get his teammates to clean up the tower.
Directed by James KrenzkeWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

Episode 40
Tired of losing to the Hive Five every year, the Titans hatch a scheme to win the costume contest.
Directed by Mark MarekWritten by Jacquie MenvilleGuest stars Lauren Tom, Kevin Michael Richardson

Episode 41
When the other Titans start listening to heavy metal music, Robin warns them of the dangers.
Directed by James KrenzkeWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 42
When Trigon forces Raven to attend her prom, she brings the rest of the Titans along with her to upset him.
Directed by Ken McIntyreWritten by Amy Wolfram

Episode 43
Tired of the normal traditions, the Titans decide to create their own for Thanksgiving.
Directed by Ken McIntyreWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 44
When their world starts disappearing, the Titans must confront their creators. The Titans learn how difficult it is to make a cartoon when they try to animate Michael and Aaron.
Directed by Ken McIntyreWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

Episode 45
When their world starts disappearing, the Titans must confront their creators. The Titans learn how difficult it is to make a cartoon when they try to animate Michael and Aaron.
Directed by Dave StoneWritten by Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

Episode 46
Beast Boy and Cyborg celebrate the anniversary of their friendship.
Directed by Mark MarekWritten by Jacquie Menville

Episode 47
As the Titans deal with Madame Rouge, Beast Boy is excited to meet his female counterpart Beast Girl.
Directed by Mark MarekWritten by Jacquie Menville

Episode 48
A flashback reveals how Robin changed from a mild-mannered sidekick to form the Teen Titans and become their quick-tempered leader.
Directed by James KrenzkeWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 49
The continuation of a flashback that reveals how Robin changed from a mild-mannered sidekick to form the Teen Titans and become their quick-tempered leader.
Directed by Ken McIntyreWritten by Steve Borst

Episode 50
When the male Titans are injured, Raven and Starfire must become bros to stop the Bropocalypse.
Directed by Mark MarekWritten by Kyle Stafford

Episode 51
The Titans make Robin give them a tour of Wayne Manor and discover how fun it is to be rich.
Directed by Ken McIntyreWritten by Christopher J. Gentile

Episode 52
Batman is more interested in watching TV than participating in his birthday party.
Directed by Ken McIntyreWritten by Ken McIntyre
Episode information updated Jul 23, 2026
Scott MenvilleRobin (voice)
Greg CipesBeast Boy (voice)
Khary PaytonCyborg (voice)
Tara StrongRaven (voice)
Hynden WalchStarfire (voice)More shows like Teen Titans Go!.