The Best Episodes Directed By Juan Jose Meza Leon

Michelangelo befriends Leatherhead, an unstable mutant alligator who possesses a strange piece of Kraang technology, but the other Turtles aren’t sure whether Leatherhead is a friend or a foe.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Russ Carney

Trapped inside the house with an ever-increasing number of parasitic alien shape-shifters capable of altering memories, an uncertain Rick and the Smiths search for a way to determine which of them are real.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Mike McMahan

The Smith family tries to cope without Rick, which is painful enough on its own without taking into consideration the stifling rules put into place by the Federation. Meanwhile Rick's past is finally revealed as he attempts to get out of his prison

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Mike McMahan

Rick and Jerry goes on an adventure while Beth fails as a mother and Summer has body issues.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Ryan Ridley

When an inadvertent plant zombie apocalypse breaks out in Gotham, Harley fights to save the city, while Ivy embraces her inner supervillain.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Tom Hyndman

Jerry pulls in some lady in this one broh. Beth revisits her childhood.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Mike McMahan

In search of a nemesis, Harley goes after Batman, but ends up with an adolescent Robin, making her the laughing stock of the criminal underworld.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Jess Dweck

When Harley suffers a paralyzing identity crisis, her crew must enter Harley’s mind to free her with the help of Dr. Psycho’s telepathic powers.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Adam Stein

Harley thinks the Legion of Doom is behind Ivy's capture and the tree monsters currently ravaging Gotham. But it's a trap!

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Jane Becker

When Harley and Ivy spot a seemingly sane Joker, they debate whether people can change at their core, revisiting a flashback about Harleen Quinzel's first day at Arkham Asylum.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Jamiesen Borak

When Master Mugan from the Garnet Palace decides she needs a new Kung Fu Master, Tigress volunteers. Will the Furious Five be minus one or will Po convince Tigress to return to the Jade Palace?

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Paul Rugg

Po sets up his father, Mr. Ping, on a series of unsuccessful dates, only to find out Mr. Ping already has a girlfriend. Po's happiness for his dad is short lived when he finds out the mystery lady's identity.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Joshua Hamilton

Jerry gets sick, and Rick sparks up the TV.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Justin Roiland

Morty falls in love with an environmental superhero, while Rick and Summer go on an apocalypse bar crawl.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Rob Schrab

Harley Quinn is fed up being the Joker’s sidekick and strikes out on her own – determined to become the criminal Queenpin of Gotham City.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Dean Lorey

When Frank goes missing, Harley and Ivy follow clues that lead them to a highly unconventional party alongside Gotham’s elite, including Commissioner Gordon – who is hungry for campaign donations.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Tom Hyndman

Harley recruits her friend and mentor Queen of Fables to help her steal a force field from STAR Labs, to steal a weather-changing machine, so she can impress the Legion of Doom. Meanwhile, Poison Ivy dates Kite Man.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Laura Moran

Bruce Wayne awakens from his coma to Gotham in chaos.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Sarah Nevada Smith

Harley crashes Ivy's wedding to stop Gordon and his officers from interrupting the nuptials.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Sarah Peters

When a kung fu prodigy arrives at the Jade Palace, Po’s enthusiasm begins to sour when he gets a little jealous of the attention being heaped onto the young master.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Scott Kreamer

Po finds he has a fan club in the valley but they are unimpressed when they find the Dragon Warrior's day to day life isn't as action packed as they imagined. With this newfound attention flagging, Po releases a demon in order to fight it and impress his fan club.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Kevin Seccia

After his father takes him on a wild goose chase, Po becomes embarrassed.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Paul Rugg

Po needs to find an awesome Dragon Warrior trophy for the Hall of Heroes or be humiliated in front of the entire village at the upcoming Warrior Festival.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Kevin Seccia

When kung fu is outlawed, Po turns to donning a mask to fight crime.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Doug Langdale

Mantis gets help from Po after receiving word his ex-fiancée needs help, which he is reluctant to take as his hometown believes Mantis to be the Dragon Warrior.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Kevin Seccia