The Best Episodes of Teen Titans Go! Season 8

After "Teen Titans Go!" wins the award for being D.C.'s longest running animated series, a jealous Superman banishes the Titans to world of stop-motion in order to get their show cancelled.

Director: Peter Rida Michail

Writer: Matt Chapman

When they receive an alert that Love is missing, the Titans set out to find her using musical clues.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Steve Borst

The Titans learn that toys from comedy shows don't sell, so they vow to become action heroes. Having grown tired of their new action lifestyle, the Titans try to break their deal with Toy Master, even enlisting help from the Justice League.

Director: Luke Cormican, James Krenzke

Writer: Steve Borst, Brady Klosterman

Commissioner Gordon has to work, so Batman joins him at the GCPD for fun and crimefighting.

Director: Careen Ingle

Writer: Careen Ingle

When Sticky Joe tries to clip his pet rat's nails, it leads to a wild adventure.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Gene Grillo

After the T-Car is towed due to outstanding parking tickets, Robin has Cyborg enter a golf tournament for the cash prize.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Morgan Evans

Looking to motivate them, Robin tells the Titans to solve some crimes or they're fired.

Director: Luke Cormican

Writer: Steve Borst

When Cyborg's egg hunt tech stops working, the Titans go to their satellite to find out what happened.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Steve Borst

The Brain's home life is disrupted when his slacker brother Brian comes to visit. Now The Brain and Mallah have to deal with Brian's messes and keep him from ruining their big secret scheme.

Director: James Krenzke, Ken McIntyre

Writer: Morgan Evans

Robin threatens to fire Dr. Light unless he starts coming up with more inventive schemes.

Director: Mike Nordstrom

Writer: Steve Borst

When the Titans dog-sit for Superman, Robin tries to keep the others from spoiling Krypto.

Director: Mike Nordstrom

Writer: Gene Grillo

After learning about movie plot holes, the Titans have some fun but end up throwing their world into chaos.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Steve Borst

Worried that he's only special because of his utility belt, Robin donates it to a thrift store.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Steve Borst

Trying to get the Doom Patrol's house condemned, The Brain becomes a home inspector.

Director: Mike Nordstrom

Writer: Steve Borst

On a camping trip, The Chief shows off his beard, but warns the Doom Patrol about the Beard Hunter.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Gene Grillo

After ElastGirl is pushed to her limit, The Chief builds a robot replacement.

Director: Mike Nordstrom

Writer: Gene Grillo

Negative Girls starts feeding on negative energy, so the Doom Patrol must stay positive before it's too late.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Matt Wayne

To prove he is extreme, Robotman becomes friends with King Shark and his gang of suckerfish.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Morgan Evans

Control Freak leads the Titans on a chase through various cartoon intro sequences.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Morgan Evans

At a Halloween festival, the Titans meet the famous Haunted Tank and its ghostly inhabitant, General Tucker.

Director: Mike Nordstrom

Writer: Steve Borst

The Titans are in charge of the 100th anniversary party for Warner Bros on the studio lot, and everything is going well until the magical WB Shield is broken into pieces.

Director: James Krenzke, Ken McIntyre

Writer: Morgan Evans

The Titans make wishes on a wishbone, but when it's broken, they must travel to Gobble-Gobble Land to set things right.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Gene Grillo

After the Titans get shrunken by Mumbo's magic, they must scale a Christmas Tree to prevent Mumbo from ruining their Christmas.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Gene Grillo

Starfire is the captain of a spaceship heading back to her home planet of Tarmaran and her crew is some of Earth's finest specimens.

Director: Mike Nordstrom

Writer: Matt Chapman

Seeing the benefits of being captain, Freak demands the position which worries the rest of the crew.

Director: James Krenzke

Writer: Matt Chapman