The Awesomes are celebrated with a revival of "The Day of Awesomes"; a parade goes horribly wrong.

The Awesomes attend a banquet in France, and a poison in the wine makes everyone start singing. Perfect Man hunts down Impresario to arrest him for stealing a piece of his bread.

Frantic is chosen to judge a third-tier beauty pageant, but Gadget Gal suspects it might be a trap. Having been voted the least fun member of the team, Prock tries to loosen up.

Prock must come to terms with the death of Hotwire while also chasing a new superhero vigilante, Metal Fella. Dr. Malocchio’s son, Malocchio Jr., follows in his father’s footsteps and tries to destroy The Awesomes.

The team battles hotel surcharges, tiresome conversations, and a poorly planned reception during a trip to Catalina Island for Muscleman’s sister’s wedding.

Prock and his team are kicked off The Awesomes, as Mr. Awesome takes over with Perfect Man. Forced to move in with Prock's mother, they decide to start an independent superhero team, The Awesomes for Hire. Mr. Awesome announces he's running for president.

Tim's parents worry that he's not safe with The Awesomes and come to take him home. While leaving, they are attacked and need The Awesomes help to survive.

Muscleman faces an intergalactic paternity suit, and Impresario and Frantic must defend him on an alien talk show. Prock learns the meaning of delegation when Tim and Gadget Gal go on their first solo mission.

The Awesomes follow Tim back to school when the government mandates that all superheroes under the age of 18 receive a high school diploma. Tim struggles with bullies until he reveals his super powers.

Gadget Gal longs for people her own age to relate to, so she starts a bridge club for former teammates. Impresario faces his toughest challenge when his mom starts dating Mademan, an older superhero.

The Awesomes help their old friend, archaeologist Indiana Johnson, who hires them to track down his missing partner. Dr. Malocchio gets his memory back and heads back to earth to stop Mr. Awesome.

Concierge, Gadget Gal, and Hotwire join a secret all female superhero team, the Dames of Danger; the men stay home and have a guys night with Jeffrey; Hotwire faces a major life change.

Prock goes on TV to announce the new team and is surprised by an appearance from Dr. Malocchio.

Lola Gold (Kate McKinnon), a TV producer, entices The Awesomes to boost their profile by starring in their own reality show; inevitably Prock and the gang get caught up in the sensational drama.

Prock and the team stumble onto a holiday conspiracy when reports of little kids robbing stores leads them to the North Pole, where they discover that their ringleader is none other than Santa Claus!

The theft of a deadly weapon takes the team across the Atlantic; Metal Fella reveals true identity.

Frantic is conflicted when he falls for a member of the Gay Mafia, a gay super villain team; Prock, Perfect Man, and Muscleman go on a road trip when Mr. Awesome appoints Prock his new campaign manager.

The team is trapped in their hologram training room, while Gadget Gal is left outside. As she fights her archenemy, The Tomboy, The Awesomes tell the stories of how they became superheroes.

After Mr. Awesome decides to retire and disband The Awesomes, his son Prock steps in to keep the team going. Meanwhile, Dr. Malocchio decides it’s time to come out of super-villain retirement.

When government liaison Joyce Mandrake accuses Perfect Man of treason, Prock reluctantly agrees to serve as his defense attorney.

Mr. Awesome tries to infuse Dr. Malocchio with the power of good; Prock tries to stop Malocchio Jr.

When undersea creatures stage a series of attacks on land, the Awesomes visit an old friend, Seaman (Andy Samberg) at the bottom of the ocean; Mr. Awesome returns to Earth.

Valentines Day is ruined when Villain Tine steals all the roses in the world, Hotwire's Metal Fella suit goes rogue, and Muscleman faces the wrath of a jilted lover. The public looks to Mr. Awesome to fix the Awesomes' mess.

As election day approaches, Mr. Awesome's campaign makes a final push; when Dr. Malocchio tells the team Mr. Awesome is evil, The Awesomes are not sure who to believe.

The Awesomes face disbandment unless they submit to psychological testing from government-issued “robo-therapists.” Since Prock doesn’t trust the robots, Joyce Mandrake forces him out, leaving The Awesomes to be ruled by committee.