The Doom Patrol’s members each suffered horrible accidents that gave them superhuman abilities — but also left them scarred and disfigured. Traumatized and downtrodden, the team found purpose through The Chief, who brought them together to investigate the weirdest phenomena in existence — and to protect Earth from what they find.
The worst episode of "Doom Patrol" is "Casey Patrol", rated 6.2/10 from 796 user votes. It was directed by Kristin Windell and written by Tom Farrell. "Casey Patrol" aired on 12/22/2022 and is rated 0.0 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Immortimas Patrol".
When the safety of Danny and everyone housed within is compromised, Dorothy is forced to step up with some unexpected help.
Director: Kristin Windell
Writer: Tom Farrell
After realizing they're trapped in a continuous loop of music-filled Immortimas Days, the Doom Patrol confront the people they've become, while reckoning with who they once were.
Director: Omar Madha
Writer: Aliza Berger, Talia Berger
As Jane ropes Cliff into longevity-hunting, Vic and Deric search for Larry, and Rouge tries to sway Rita into joining her on a trip to Orqwith.
Director: Bosede Williams
Writer: Tamara Becher, Bob Barth
With the end of existence imminent, a determined Doom Patrol seek to get their longevities back and save the universe.
Director: Christopher Manley
Writer: Ezra Claytan Daniels
As Dorothy and Casey team up for a new mission, the Doom Patrol's pursuit of Immortus leads them to a superhero parade.
Director: Bosede Williams
Writer: Eric Dietel
After believing she's uncovered the source of Immortus' power, Rouge tries to convince the Doom Patrol to help excise it.
Director: Omar Madha
Writer: Tom Farrell, Akaylah Ellison
Madame Rouge enlists the Doom Patrol’s help after learning about her unsettling past. While the rest of the team works to infiltrate the target, Rita stays behind and finds a surprising connection with their mysterious friend.
Director: Kristin Windell
Writer: Shoshana Sachi
Plunged back in time, Rita attempts to navigate the Bureau of Normalcy with help from an oddly familiar group. Meanwhile, Jane gives Kay her first taste of freedom, while Larry finds closure with his son.
Director: Omar Madha
Writer: April Fitzsimmons
A desperate Doom Patrol strategize ways to wipe out the zombie butts… and reverse their grim future.
Director: Christopher Manley
Writer: Eric Dietel
Larry and Jane seek new purpose in Keeg and Kay’s absence. Vic attempts to reconnect with his old crew. A mysterious invitation to a retrospective comes at the perfect time for a newly ousted Rita.
Director: Kristin Windell
Writer: Tanya Steele
Vic consults an old friend for help with a major life change, Cliff takes his online habits too far, and Jane battles the “others” for Kay. Sensing imminent danger, Madame Rouge attempts to rally the highly distracted group.
Director: Omar Madha
Writer: Ezra Claytan Daniels
As they struggle to function as a cohesive group, the Doom Patrol are confronted by a horrifying realization in the future.
Director: Christopher Manley
Writer: Tamara Becher
When Rita awakens unexpectedly aged, a mishandled spell teenage-ifies the Doom Patrol just as Willoughby asks for their help stopping the rise of Immortus and the end of the world as they know it.
Director: Christopher Manley
Writer: Shoshana Sachi
With Madame Rouge vying for her old spot in the Brotherhood of Evil, the Doom Patrol brace themselves for their impending visit.
Director: Rebecca Rodriguez
Writer: Eric Dietel
Before the Doom Patrol can answer a call to save the world from The Candlemaker in the season finale, they must first battle long-forgotten imaginary friends.
Director: Christopher Manley
Writer: Chris Dingess, Tanya Steele
Dorothy and the Candlemaker finally face-off, while the Doom Patrol – now freed from their wax encasings – face troubling side effects. Rita holds the key, but is she ready to answer the call?
Director: Dermott Downs
Writer: Tamara Becher, Shoshana Sachi, Eric Dietel
Thrown into a time stream, the Doom Patrol have just one hour to find their longevities, rescue Rita, and save the world.
Director: Christopher Manley
Writer: Chris Dingess
When the Dannyzens throw a massive party at Doom Manor to resuscitate Danny the Brick, Dorothy longs to join the festivities and experience life as a grown-up. As the party rages on, Rita asks Flex Mentallo to help unleash her full potential -- which has some dangerously racy consequences.
Director: Omar Madha
Writer: Eric Dietel, Tanya Steele
While Niles heads north to find Dorothy’s mother, the Doom Patrol embraces their inner morons after receiving a mysterious package.
Director: Jessica Lowrey
Writer: Tamara Becher, Eric Dietel
The newly “undead” members of the Doom Patrol are inspired to work on themselves. Later, the team is rocked by the arrival of a mysterious woman on a time machine – and a former foe.
Director: Kristin Windell
Writer: Tamara Becher
As the Brotherhood of Evil closes in, the Doom Patrol try to set aside past issues in hopes of becoming a true superhero team – or risk being taken out for good.
Director: Harry Jierjian
Writer: Chris Dingess
Vic and Rita face a dangerous man called The Beard Hunter, who’s been activated by the Bureau of Normalcy to find Niles Caulder.
Director: Salli Richardson-Whitfield
Writer: Eric Dietel
As Niles and Cliff set out to find a missing Dorothy, Larry is tasked with handling Niles’ old research team when the ageless aeronauts return from space.
Director: Kristin Windell
Writer: Neil Reynolds
The Doom Patrol (along with Niles & his daughter) are still mini-sized after their last adventure. Ultimately, Niles will have to sacrifice something precious to save the team.
Director: Christopher Manley
Writer: Jeremy Carver, Shoshana Sachi
Niles, Rita, and Larry end up in the interdimensional clutches of Red Jack, an infamous villain who feeds on pain, while Cliff visits his daughter with Jane.
Director: Samira Radsi
Writer: Tom Farrell, Tamara Becher