Robin dreams of receiving a #1 Dad mug so Raven magically turns them into a sitcom family.

The Titans travel to the hipster neighborhood of Silver Lake, California to help solve a mystery.

When Robin selects the last font on the list for his presentation, it sets off the typocolypse.

The Titans are worried when Starfire says she has sent all of her money to a prince online, especially when it could be the clown prince himself.

While stopping a museum theft, the Titans encounter the P.P. Goblin, who uses the Titan's pet peeves against them.

When they receive a distress call from the TTG animators and artists, the Titans must tone down their actions and avoid big adventures.

Marv Wolfman and George Pérez must pitch an idea for the new Teen Titans in 24 hours, so they brainstorm different concepts for the team.

The Titans set off on an adventure in space, only to find out they'll be sharing their Space House with the DC Super Hero Girls.

After Beast Boy steals the power ring and jumps into Zatanna's hat, Green Lantern must deal with being powerless as she and her friends give chase.

A giant meteor is heading toward the space house, so Starfire, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, and Cyborg take turns in the holographic chamber to see whose plan will work.

The free vacation in space was just an elaborate plot by Brainiac to collect every hero and villain in the DC Multiverse. The Titans and Superhero Girls agree to help Brainiac become an adult in exchange for letting them go.

Cyborg and Beast Boy can't agree on the better character, Tom or Jerry, so they play a little game of cat and mouse.

The Titans are shocked to learn that the T Tower had previous owners.

The Titans visit the Jump City Comic Book Con, where they meet Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, but also tangle with Control Freak over an exclusive toy.

Robin attends a ball at Wayne Manor hoping to become heir of the mansion, but will the other Titans spoil his chances?

It's fun on the high seas, as the Teen Titans enjoy a cruise filled with dangerous missions, fast cars, and alien attacks.

Teen Titans Go takes a comedic look at the superheroes' lives. Viewers finally get the opportunity to watch what life is like for the super teens when their capes are left at home. The teens will deal with everyday issues of adolescence including laundry contests and quests to construct the perfect sandwich.

Tired of getting pinched, the Titans' elbows rebel and soon bend the very fabric of time and space.

The Titans join Robin as he travels to deliver a birthday gift to Batman but they are detoured several times along the way.

Robin forms a book club to debut his new autobiography, but the Titans would rather discuss other books.

The Tower is in lockdown and supplies are being gathered, as the Titans prepare for Doomsday.

After winning a huge cash prize, the Titans learn about the IRS and taxes.

Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Catwoman recruit Starfire and Raven for their roller deby team.

It's Wonder Woman's 80th birthday, so the Titans head to DC Headquarters for the party.

A magic hat brings the Titans' pumpkinman to life, but they have to figure out how to keep Pepo from rotting.

The Titans discover the joys of eating breakfast food for every meal, but will that lead to an old friend becoming too powerful?

The Titans' antics with their imaginary friend Captain Cool annoy Robin until make-believe starts becoming real.

Beast Boy returns home for Thanksgiving and the Doom Patrol enter a float in the town's parade. / The Doom Patrol finds old home movies about themselves that The Chief had hidden.

When the Titans run amok in the Tower's evidence room, Robin does everything he can to keep things under control.

Beast Boy is forced to team up with Baby New Year, the Easter Bunny, and Thanksgiving Turkey in an attempt to stop Santa from "taking over all the holidays" again.

Robin tries to keep his new-found cool with The Drip.

The Titans' negative behavior is giving superheroes a bad name, so they must learn proper conduct to be good role models for kids.

In order to defeat The Calculator, the Titans must learn common core math.

Robin teaches the Titans all about health insurance.

Robin struggles to lead the Titans after finding out that his catchphrase "GO!" is trademarked by another team.

While searching for a missing Aquaman, the Titans find themselves at the mercy of Black Manta.

While housesitting at Wayne Manor, the Titans must unravel the mystery of the clogged toilet.

Robin starts working at an ice cream shop to get revenge on Joker's Gelato for denying him a free birthday scoop.

After their package is stolen, the Titans must join a crew of porch pirates to get it back.

Sticky Joe's search for a can opener leads to a series of wacky adventures.

Having watched everything on TV, the Titans decide to make their own show.

Black Manta offers to build the Titans a new pool, but Robin thinks the construction process is too slow.

The Titans time travel back to the 1990s so they can visit a video store but encounter a familiar foe.

To avoid chores, Batman and Gordon time travel to the future, but still find ways to watch TV.

Since the commercials are the only part of the show he likes, Control Freak creates extra ads to torment the Titans.

The Titans team up with Nandi and Thomas Bushell to take down The Joker.

Outraged at the price they pay for water, gas, and electricity, the Titans go off the grid.

Having grown tired of their current villains, the Titans hold an audition for a new arch nemesis.

The Titans have a hard time dealing with their emotions when an evil composer changes the music in their show.

Wanting their 365th episode to be extra special, the Titans head to the Warner Bros. studio lot to find a director.

Continuing their adventure with Pepo, the Titans escape the cold in a nearby castle, where they meet Krampus.

When they learn that Beast Boy sent Santa to jail, the Titans plan to infiltrate the prison to break him out.