The Best Episodes Directed By Sebastian Montes

Donnie creates new gear for his brothers in order for them to overcome their bad habits. However, the gear only becomes a nuisance as they fight mutated chef dubbed Meat Sweats, who plans to cook the turtles in order to gain their powers.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Russ Carney

Leo unseats Raph's wrestling idol Ghostbear from his title as the champion of the world after accidentally falling on him from the rafters. Raph soon becomes irked by Leo's cockiness and decides to wrestle him himself. When Ghostbear joins the fight, Raph learns that Ghostbear doesn't play by the rules.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Dale Malinowski

While looking for gifts for Splinter, the Turtles traverse through Times Square where they fight the thuggish mascots lurking there.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Ian Busch

To prove himself as the greatest enemy of the Turtles, former news anchor-turned-mutant earthworm Warren Stone gets in the way of the Turtles as they track down Hypno-Potamus, who is abducting the animal partners of other magicians.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Jesse Gordon

The Turtles must brave the bizarre world of Dimension X to save the enslaved people of New York. Part 1

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Mark Henry

The Turtles discover for the first time that they are not the weirdest things in New York when they encounter two villains from the Hidden City pursing a cat-like agent. They have their first encounter with Baron Draxum who is making mutants with the help of his Oozesquitos.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Ian Busch

Helena and her friends devise a daring plan to liberate prisoners.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Marguerite Bennett

The Turtles discover that the Kraang survived their previous showdown and have dropped mutagen canisters all over New York City.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Brandon Auman

Donatello experiments with mutagen in an attempt to find a cure for April's mutated father. But one of his expirements goes wrong and he is unleashed in the city.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Kevin Burke

Part 2

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Mark Henry

Michelangelo and Casey become friends with Mondo Gecko, a radical, skateboarding, reptilian teenager.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Kevin Burke

Helena's on the run from Nerva’s scouts, when she meets a new ally: Meiyin.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Marguerite Bennett

The Turtle team hunts for their Sensei, but soon realizes they are being hunted as well.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Randolph Heard

The Turtles believe they have defeated most of their old enemies, but they soon discover that a new evil is rising from the ashes.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Randolph Heard

The Megacruiser flies solo in space, and inside Kevin examines the giant ice block found in space. Inside the mass, held Vilgax, and Kevin underestimated his current situation. He was very much alive and well, and they soon create a partnership after learning that they were both after the same person. On Earth, Ben plays around with the Omnitrix, hoping to find a better way of controlling it. Eventually, he finds the master control of the Omnitrix, giving him the ability to alternate between aliens, as well as prolong his duration with a form. Although his discovery has given him a stronger advantage, will it be enough to stop the danger that lies ahead?

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Marty Isenberg

When Gwen is abducted, Ben as XLR8 follows her abductor to the future where they discovered that her abductor is the future Gwen and they discover his future version of Ben and Grandpa Max. In the future, Dr. Animo revives Vilgax and plots to open the Null Void chamber. Both Bens must work together to stop them.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Greg Weisman

A terrorizing nightmare of Ghostfreak is half the trouble for an unnerved Ben, as a tour of an important academy that Gwen wishes to attend is disturbed by the uncanny alien's manifestations and the antics of Acid Breath, Frightwig, and Thumbskull.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Tom Pugsley

Our heroes ride a jet belonging to Grandpa Max's old Friend, Donovan Grand Smith, who owns an underwater resort. At the entrance, they receive a warm welcome from Donovan himself, though they also meet with his grandson, Edwin, who didn't seem to be excited about their guests. Later, when Edwin, Ben, and Gwen enter the Undersea Manta Ray, a giant submarine, they encounter strange aliens that threatened to destroy the whole resort. While the kids find a way to cooperate with each other to find the source that lures them in, Donovan himself learns a few lessons in how to bond better with his grandson.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Tom Pugsley

When Ben and Gwen argue over a birthday party to occur in the next few months, Grandpa Max is distracted by their quarreling and almost hits a young boy camper. To ensure the boy's life, they head to Camp Opinicon, only to find no people around. As they investigate the premises, they find twins, whom were also hiding from something that may have a connection to the lifeless camp. Grandpa Max readies to leave the area with the children, only to find that the RV's engine is clogged with a mysterious fungus. While the kids take in shelter in a nearby cabin, Grandpa Max is captured. Now Ben must come to the rescue to discover a new alien form, as well as a way to destroy the evil alien Myceloid Monsters and their Fungal Master, and learn the benefits of what sharing can do.

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Marty Isenberg

Director: Sebastian Montes

Writer: Mark Henry