The Worst Episodes of Batwheels

When Bam is covered in Bounce X goo during a chase with Prank, he must learn to embrace and use his newfound bouncing abilities to his advantage.

Director: Vaughn Ross

Writer: Eva Konstantopoulos

Feeling neglected after being passed over on missions, Bam asks MOE to install experimental upgrades to curry Batman's favor. But, when Bam's new powers are stronger than he can control, Batman - and the mission - are suddenly in danger!

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Michael G. Stern

When Batman refuses to engage Joker in a race, Prank goads Bam into a rematch. Can Bam learn to not give in to the bully's dares and take the high road?

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Andrew Guastaferro

After snagging an ultra-fuel-cell upgrade, Penguin's Ducky Boat suddenly becomes the fastest vehicle in Gotham City. Confident leader Bam must rally the Batwheels to stop the turbo-Ducky!

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Michael G. Stern

Everyone is ecstatic when Bibi, Batgirl, and Robin capture Toyman and his Do-Over remote - except for Bibi, who failed to stick the landing on a big jump. Unwilling to accept her failure, Bibi uses Toyman's Do-Over remote until she perfects her jump!

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Sarah Eisenberg, Becky Wangberg

After Jestah's insults get the best of her, a short-tempered Bibi tries to not let the big-wheeled bully's words get to her so she can help Batgirl catch Harley.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Michael G. Stern

When Batcomputer shuts down for a system update, the other Batwheels must take over for her while aiding Batman in a battle against Harley Quinn.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Patrick Rieger

Frustrated by the Batwheels' holiday distractions, Batwing decides to "go solo" to thwart Mr. Freeze's evil Christmas-time plot. But Batwing soon realizes how hard it is to stop Mr. Freeze on her own!

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Scott Gray

MOE wants to know what it's like to be a member of the Batwheels, but the bot gets more than he bargained for when Bam invites him along for an exciting mission to stop Poison Ivy.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Patrick Rieger

Bam brings Catwoman's Catmobile, Kitty, to life so the Batwheels can have even teams for their game of "Bat-Ball," but the Kitty "Kitty" is too wild to be contained, despite Bam's best attempts to convince her to play along.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Sarah Eisenberg, Becky Wangberg

When a group of alley dogs, aided by a heroic stray, are saved from Catwoman by kind-hearted Buff, he brings them all back to live in the Batcave, unbeknownst to the rest of the Bat-Family.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Andrew Guastaferro

After he causes the Batwing to crash, Bam becomes obsessed with making it up to her during a high-stakes aerial mission against Penguin and his giant ducky blimp.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Patrick Rieger

After struggling to solve a riddle from Riddler's helicopter Quizz, Redbird must learn to speak up and share his ideas with the Batwheels if they hope to figure out the villain's true scheme.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Ryan Toyama

The Legion of Zoom is tired of always losing. They decide to take a page from the Batwheels and try using teamwork in order to pull off a daring heist. But will they be able to work together?

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Ryan Toyama

When Buff's trusty winch is knocked out of action by Poison Ivy, he must learn to improvise and come up with creative solutions on the fly.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Sarah Eisenberg, Becky Wangberg

When Buff befriends Mr. Freeze's snowcrawler Snowy, the other Batwheels bristle at the thought of hanging out with a "bad guy... " so Buff sets out to change their minds.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Craig Fernandez

When Bam is sent to take on Prank, Redbird is forced to hang back because The Joker's van is too dangerous! When Bam discovers that Redbird secretly tagged along, he's upset... until Redbird bails him out of a tight spot.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Michael G. Stern

After the Joker floods the Batcave, the Batwheels evacuate and relocate to a nearby parking garage. As they adapt to their temporary home, they learn important lessons about family and making the most of what you have.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Craig Fernandez

Redbird sacrifices his stealth muffler tech to sound as loud as the other Batwheels but his modifications backfire when Robin needs his stealthy skills to catch the elusive Catwoman!

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Sarah Eisenberg, Becky Wangberg

Bibi has a terrible no-good day after she keeps messing up and lets Joker get away. She doesn't think he can help Batgirl anymore, but a "bad today" doesn't mean it'll be a "bad tomorrow."

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Scott Gray

When Ducky and Quizz steal the Bat-Signal’s one-of-a-kind lightbulb, Bam and Batwing must find a way to restore the legendary light so Batman knows when Gotham needs him.

Director: Michael Berardini

Writer: Andrew Guastaferro

After Kitty the Catmobile saves Bam when he's in a tight spot, Bam decides to take her on a ride along patrol in the hopes of recruiting her as a Batwheel if he can convince her to stop playing long enough to focus on their mission!

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Ryan Toyama

When Snowy and Jestah team up to execute a mysterious plan involving rare freeze-berries, Batwing and Buff pair up to take on the dastardly duo, but Batwing decides to carry out the mission herself, putting both her and Buff at risk.

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Andrew Guastaferro

When Redbird tries his hand at espionage as "V-8, the Super-Spy", he quickly realizes he's gotten in over his head, so Redbird teams up with Bibi to save the Amusement Mile from Dr. Spy!

Director: Antoine Charreyron

Writer: Craig Fernandez

When Redbird takes one of Buff's stuffed animals without asking, Red enlists Bam to help him make a daring rescue.

Director: Michael Berardini

Writer: Patrick Rieger