The Best Episodes of Teen Titans Go! Season 3

Robin is determined to become a cat in order to get Starfire's attention.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

After a humiliating defeat, Raven and the Titans work on building their lower body strength, becoming the "League of Legs."

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber

After Beast Boy gets money from the Tooth Fairy, the other Titans try to get in on the action by knocking out their own teeth.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber

After learning looks don't matter, Beast Boy undergoes a metamorphosis through a cocoon, becoming an ugly, gross creature.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber

Having grown sick of Robin's bland cooking, the other Titans make attempts to spice things up.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Caldwell Tanner

Stuck inside on a rainy day, the Titans do rainy-day activities to keep from boredom.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Caldwell Tanner

When Robin decides to become an all-American class president-type person, he convinces the Titans to return to school with him.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber

Robin refuses to give the Titans any more orders so that they'll learn to think for themselves.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Caldwell Tanner

Control Freak informs the Titans that they are on a TV show he created and demands they earn him an award.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

Cyborg's real strength comes not from his robot parts, but from his favorite song.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

Robin tries to teach the Titans valuable life lessons by reading them fairytales, but the others co-opt his stories and spin them into their own twisted yarns.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber

The titans are brought to court for the destruction they caused to Jump City.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Ben Gruber

The Hive succeed in destroying the Titans, but their ghosts come back to haunt them all.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Joseph

Beast Boy's presses the fire button on Cyborg's laser cannon and the Titans die, but Beast Boy puts his blood in them to save them from dying and now have the ability to transform into animals and act like animals.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber

It's Beast Boy's birthday, but no one will celebrate it.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Ben Gruber

After refusing to shop on Black Friday, Starfire is visited by the ghosts of Black Friday past, present, and future.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

The Titans visit the Hall of Justice to use the pool, but then decided to check out the inside.

Director: Noel Belknap

Writer: Ben Gruber, Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

The Titans must save the members of the Justice League from the clutches of the supervillan Darkseid.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber, Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic

The Titans attempt to infiltrate Santa's workshop to get their names taken off the Naughty List.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Ben Gruber

The Titans learn about cartoon-style violence while trying to get back a bowl of nuts from a Sqirrel.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Ben Gruber

Robin makes the other Titans sell their treasured mementos from past episodes.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Paul Giacoppo

Cyborg is building stress up, to the point where he directs his built-up rage onto the other Titans. To help calm him down, Starfire takes Cyborg into her own, little secret garden.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Ben Gruber

The Titans go to watch Lebron James at the Wacka Doodles Amusement Park, but find no one is there.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber

It's Valentine's Day and Cyborg goes to great lengths to make it special for his girlfriend Jinx.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Ben Gruber

Beast Boy makes lots of money due to a pyramid scheme and convinces the other Titans to join in.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Caldwell Tanner