The Worst Episodes of Legion of Super Heroes

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   #1 - Man of Tomorrow

   S1:E19/23/2006

   It is the 31st century. A group of super heroes called the Legion of Super Heroes travel back in time to recruit earth's greatest super hero, Superman, to help fight the evil of their time. While their intentions were good, good intentions don't always produce good results. Instead of bringing back Superman, they retrieve a young Clark Kent from his farm in Smallville to the future.

   Director:Heather A. Maxwell

   Writer:Amy Wolfram

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   Director:Heather A. Maxwell

   Writer:Amy Wolfram
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   #2 - Legacy

   S1:E310/7/2006

   Superman makes a new friend, Alexis, but his new chum soon becomes obsessive about having Superman as her only friend and not sharing him with anyone else...including the Legion.

   Director:Tim Maltby

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Tim Maltby

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   #3 - Phantoms

   S1:E411/4/2006

   Superman accidentally opens a portal to a phantom dimension, unleashing a teenager with powers that match his own who eventually traps the other Legionnaires there.

   Director:Tim Maltby

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Tim Maltby

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   #4 - Champions

   S1:E511/11/2006

   Lightning Lad enters the Intergalactic Games and must compete against his greatest rival.

   Director:Lauren Montgomery

   Writer:Matt Wayne

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   Director:Lauren Montgomery

   Writer:Matt Wayne
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   #5 - Fear Factory

   S1:E611/18/2006

   A Legion team is forced to take refuge in a derelict space station but are separated and begin disappearing one by one.

   Director:Heather A. Maxwell

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Heather A. Maxwell

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   #6 - Brain Drain

   S1:E72/3/2007

   Brainiac 5 is forced to get ahead to lead two of his teammates to a planet where the only cure for his faltering IQ can be found.

   Director:Tim Maltby

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Tim Maltby

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   #7 - Lightning Storm

   S1:E82/10/2007

   Lightning Lad resigns from the Legion to join a new team, but soon finds himself caught in a conflict of interest when the two teams end up opposing each other.

   Director:Lauren Montgomery

   Writer:Stan Berkowitz

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   Director:Lauren Montgomery

   Writer:Stan Berkowitz
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   #8 - The Substitutes

   S1:E92/17/2007

   When the Legion are tied up fighting a horde of creatures consuming the Earth's ionosphere, the rejects from the yearly Legion Auditions are the only ones standing between Earth and total destruction.

   Director:Heather A. Maxwell

   Writer:Unknown

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   #9 - Child's Play

   S1:E102/24/2007

   When a young sorcerer comes to Earth and wreaks havoc, particularly on a magic-vulnerable Superman, Phantom Girl must try to convince his elders to reign him in.

   Director:Heather A. Maxwell

   Writer:Marty Isenberg

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   Writer:Marty Isenberg
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    #10 - Chain of Command

    S1:E113/3/2007

    At a moment of crisis, Cosmic Boy returns to lead the Legion, accompanied by a mysterious new hero.

    Director:Lauren Montgomery

    Writer:Amy Wolfram

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    Director:Lauren Montgomery

    Writer:Amy Wolfram
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    #11 - Sundown (1)

    S1:E124/28/2007

    The ancient organic weapon known as the Sun-Eater has been unleashed, and it lives up to its name. It heads toward Earth's sun and not even the Legion can stop it.

    Director:Tim Maltby

    Writer:David Slack

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    Director:Tim Maltby

    Writer:David Slack
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    #12 - Sundown (2)

    S1:E135/5/2007

    The Legion must turn to help from their greatest foes when they are unable to stop the Sun-Eater themselves. Meanwhile, Superman confronts the Sun-Eater's controller but even he may be powerless before the alien.

    Director:Heather A. Maxwell

    Writer:Unknown

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    #13 - The Man From the Edge of Tomorrow (1)

    S2:E19/22/2007

    A 41st century Superman clone, Kell-El, travels to the Legion's time and needs the group's help against the intergalactic menace of Imperiex.

    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writer:Michael Jelenic

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    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writer:Michael Jelenic
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    #14 - The Man From the Edge of Tomorrow (2)

    S2:E29/29/2007

    Imperiex begins his conquest of the 31st century by freeing the Legion's greatest enemies from prison. The team must look to Superman in the 21st century for help, and Superman comes to the future only to meet his 41st century clone, Kell-El.

    Director:Scott Jeralds

    Writer:Greg Weisman

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    Director:Scott Jeralds

    Writer:Greg Weisman
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    #15 - Cry Wolf

    S2:E310/6/2007

    When it appears that Timber Wolf viciously attacked his own father, the Legon try to bring him in... while Chameleon Boy and Phantom Girl work to clear his name.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:J. M. DeMatteis

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    Writer:J. M. DeMatteis
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    #16 - Chained Lightning

    S2:E410/13/2007

    The Legion faces off against Imperiex and his new ally Lightning Lord.

    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writer:Matt Wayne

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    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writer:Matt Wayne
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    #17 - The Karate Kid

    S2:E510/27/2007

    When only one applicant makes it through the Legion testing, Superman decides to recruit a new member: the non-powered master of martial arts, Karate Kid.

    Directors:Brandon Vietti, Scott Jeralds

    Writer:Eddie Guzelian

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    Directors:Brandon Vietti, Scott Jeralds

    Writer:Eddie Guzelian
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    #18 - Who Am I?

    S2:E611/3/2007

    Chameleon Boy infiltrates Imperiex's ranks as Persuader. But something goes horribly wrong.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:J. M. DeMatteis

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    Writer:J. M. DeMatteis
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    #19 - Unnatural Alliances

    S2:E711/17/2007

    A time-traveling bounty hunter from the future sets his sights on a small boy. The Legion goes up against him and discovers an unlikely ally.

    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writer:Keith Damron

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    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writer:Keith Damron
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    #20 - Message in a Bottle

    S2:E812/1/2007

    On a mission to the last surviving outpost of Krypton, Superman learns how Brainiac 5's ancestor was the one who participated in the destruction of his homeworld.

    Directors:Brandon Vietti, Scott Jeralds

    Writer:Joseph Kuhr

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    Directors:Brandon Vietti, Scott Jeralds

    Writer:Joseph Kuhr
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    #21 - In the Beginning

    S2:E93/8/2008

    While on a mission to rescue the Legion¹s benefactor, R.J. Brande, the heroes find themselves reminiscing about how the Legion was first created by Brande and its founding members: Cosmic Boy, Lightning Lad, and Saturn Girl.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Steven Melching

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    Writer:Steven Melching
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    #22 - Trials

    S2:E103/15/2008

    The Legion's old nemesis Zyx comes to them from aid when the evil sorcerer Mordru takes over his homeworld of Zarok.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Steven Melching

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    Writer:Steven Melching
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    #23 - In Your Dreams

    S2:E113/22/2008

    The Legion battle the Dark Circle with the aid of Dream Girl, who can predict the enemy's every move before they make it. But when the Dark Circle realize how the Legion is defeating them, they abduct Dream Girl and put her abilities to use themselves.

    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writer:Stan Berkowitz

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    Writer:Stan Berkowitz
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    #24 - Dark Victory (1)

    S2:E123/29/2008

    The Legion must face Imperiex in final battle... while a traitor lurks in their midst.

    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writers:J. M. DeMatteis, Michael Jelenic

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    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writers:J. M. DeMatteis, Michael Jelenic
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    #25 - Dark Victory (2)

    S2:E134/5/2008

    After eliminating Imperiex, Brainiac 5 takes over his army and plans to conquer the universe. With Superman presumed dead, the other Legionnaires must stop him before it is too late.

    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writers:J. M. DeMatteis, Michael Jelenic

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    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writers:J. M. DeMatteis, Michael Jelenic