The Worst Episodes of Marvel's Runaways

The kids find themselves in an alternate dimension full of visions from their past. They must find their parents and Alex before time runs out. One person is left behind.

Director: Rob Hardy

Writer: Quinton Peeples

After being trapped in the Dark Dimension for six months, the kids must contend with the new Wizard phone craze that is sweeping the city and may hint at darker things to come.

Director: Vanessa Parise

Writer: Ashley Wigfield

Karolina, Chase and Janet plot their own escape from the Algorithm, while in the real world the rest of the Runaways team up to fight Jonah and get them out.

Director: Philip John

Writer: Warren Hsu Leonard

A group of six Los Angeles teens, fractured by a tragic loss, reunite only to discover that their parents may be hiding a terrible secret that turns their world upside down.

Director: Brett Morgen

Writer: Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage

A retelling of 101, as seen from the parents’ perspective. Everyone’s on edge, but after tonight, should all go as planned, they won’t have to worry about their obligations again.

Director: Roxann Dawson

Writer: Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage

The kids try to get the message out about Morgan’s phones and Molly falls for a boy while the Minorus unite as a family to steal Morgan’s most prized possession.

Director: Katie Eastridge

Writer: Kendall Rogers, Tracy McMillan

At Atlas’ Open House, our parents and kids are thrown together following the revelations of the gala. But for one family, the school event is only the beginning of the drama.

Director: Peter Hoar

Writer: Quinton Peeples

PRIDE tries desperately to clean up their latest mess without involving Jonah. But can they handle this on their own?

Director: Millicent Shelton

Writer: Rodney Barnes, Mike Vukadinovich

The kids struggle with their new lives as Runaways, but find a hideout. Alex goes to work for Darius while PRIDE plots to kill Jonah. Jonah initiates a plan to build a new box.

Director: Allison Liddi-Brown

Writer: Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage

Karolina, Nico, and Molly try to retrieve the Staff of One, but Tina puts up a fight. Karolina grows closer to Jonah while Alex and Livvie share a kiss.

Director: Chris Fisher

Writer: Warren Hsu Leonard

Topher helps the kids break into Atlas Academy, but the plan is blown when Dale and Stacey trigger an earthquake and the parents rush to the scene. Jonah’s body continues to break down as he leads Karolina into the hole.

Director: Patrick R. Norris

Writer: Tracy McMillan

In the aftermath of the battle against Jonah, Karolina searches for answers about Jonah and the others help Alex and Livvie try to prove Darius’s innocence in Destiny’s murder. But Livvie’s curiosity just might catch up with her.

Director: Anna Mastro

Writer: Kendall Rogers

The Runaways face off with PRIDE’S dirty cops, Flores and AWOL. Against all objections, Alex blackmails AWOL to help. But AWOL refuses. PRIDE resolves to take the kids by force. Back at the Hostel, Karolina hears a mysterious voice.

Director: Wendey Stanzler

Writer: Kirk A. Moore

The Runaways spring a trap to rescue their missing friends from Jonah and his family.

Director: Larry Teng

Writer: Tracy McMillan

The Runaways become suspicious of one another with a traitor among them. Catherine takes responsibility for her past. Leslie seeks help protecting the child growing inside her.

Director: Allison Liddi-Brown

Writer: Kirk A. Moore

The kids search for Leslie and Alien Alex. Meanwhile, Leslie gives birth and Xavin fulfills her prophecy. The kids go head to head in a final battle against the aliens.

Director: Jeremy Webb

Writer: Russ Cochrane

The kids are reeling following last night’s events. As an investigation begins, they discover their parents may have more to hide than they could have imagined.

Director: Nina Lopez-Corrado

Writer: Kalinda Vazquez

The parents try to find a solution to PRIDE’s problem, and the kids grapple with a new discovery that yields more questions than answers.

Director: Ramsey Nickell

Writer: Tamara Becher

During PRIDE’s gala, the kids set in motion a new plan to take down their parents for good. As the evening unfolds, everyone’s personal drama threatens to derail their plans.

Director: Patrick R. Norris

Writer: Kalinda Vazquez

Alex, comfortable in Compton and falling hard for Livvie, is betrayed. Jonah gives Leslie a mission to retrieve his DNA from the Yorkeses while Catherine exacts vengeance against Darius. Janet decodes the Abstract and Molly sneaks out to fight crime.

Director: Larry Teng

Writer: Kirk A. Moore

PRIDE grapples with the moral implications of Jonah’s latest offer: freedom. Jonah, weakening, begins to eye his next target. After learning that Jonah is after another sacrifice, the Runaways realize they have to stop him before he kills another kid.

Director: Ami Canaan Mann

Writer: Ashley Wigfield

The Runaways are falling apart. Needing a break, they throw Molly a quinceanera. PRIDE ramps up their new arsenal. Frank puts Leslie in a facility to bring her back to the faith. Meanwhile, the mysterious voice Karolina has been hearing becomes real.

Director: Ramsey Nickell

Writer: Tracy McMillan

Angry at his betrayal, the Runaways meet with Chase. He offers them a choice: surrender to PRIDE or face the consequences. As the kids attempt their escape, they’re separated and forced to survive against an enemy far more pernicious than they expected.

Director: Stephen Surjik

Writer: Warren Hsu Leonard

The remaining PRIDE members unite with the kids to foil Morgan’s plans, but as a battle rages in the Hostel, one of the Runaways pays the ultimate price to defeat her.

Director: Geeta Patel

Writer: Kirk A. Moore, Russ Cochrane

Two years after defeating Morgan, visitors from the future send the Runaways back through time to prevent their own murders and even save a friend thought lost forever.

Director: Ramsey Nickell

Writer: Quinton Peeples