An animated fantasy-comedy series that follows Luz, a self-assured teenage girl who accidentally stumbles upon a portal to a magical world where she befriends a rebellious witch, Eda, and an adorably tiny warrior, King. Despite not having magical abilities, Luz pursues her dream of becoming a witch by serving as Eda's apprentice at the Owl House and ultimately finds a new family in an unlikely setting.
The best episode of "The Owl House" season 1 is "A Lying Witch and a Warden", rated 7.7/10 from 1594 user votes. It was directed by Stephen Sandoval and written by Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine. "A Lying Witch and a Warden" aired on 1/10/2020 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Witches Before Wizards".
Luz, a self-assured teenage girl, accidentally stumbles upon a portal to a magical world where she befriends a rebellious witch, Eda, and an adorably tiny warrior, King. In order to get home, Luz must help them with a mission.
Director: Stephen Sandoval
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine
When an ancient wizard gives Luz a map for a mystical quest, she wonders if she is actually a Chosen One.
Director: Stu Livingston
Writer: Rachel Vine
Luz sneaks into the local magic school to help a friend and makes a new enemy in the process.
Director: Stephen Sandoval
Writer: Dana Terrace, John Bailey Owen
Luz and King have to defend the Owl House from a mysterious intruder.
Director: Stu Livingston
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Manuel Jesse Nieto Jr.
Luz's lesson about witch covens goes awry when she finds herself thrust into a witch's duel.
Director: Stu Livingston, Aminder Dhaliwal
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Charley Feldman
When Luz, Willow and Gus accidentally animate the Owl House, the house runs amok around Bonesborough.
Director: Stephen Sandoval
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Jeff Trammell, Charley Feldman, John Bailey Owen
While checking out the library, Luz's pranks lead to unintended consequences.
Director: Aminder Dhaliwal
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Zach Marcus
A simple disagreement leads to a complex situation when Eda, King, and Luz triple-down on a wager.
Director: Aminder Dhaliwal
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Charley Feldman
When Gus sneaks Luz into Hexside School to present at the Human Appreciation Society, Luz sees a side of the school she didn't expect.
Director: Sabrina Cotugno
Writer: Zach Marcus
When an adventure with Eda's staff goes awry, Luz and her friends have to earn the staff back from a mysterious forest creature, or lose the staff forever.
Director: Aminder Dhaliwal
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, John Bailey Owen
When King becomes a bestselling author, he learns a valuable lesson in reading the fine print.
Director: Stu Livingston
Writer: Zach Marcus
Luz needs to learn a new spell, so Eda takes her to the most magical place on the island to train.
Director: Sabrina Cotugno
Writer: Dana Terrace, John Bailey Owen
During Luz’s first day of Magic School, curiosity gets the best of her, and she finds herself thrown into the Delinquent Track, where she’s not allowed to learn magic.
Director: Sabrina Cotugno
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Zach Marcus, John Bailey Owen
King confides in a carnival fortuneteller who makes his dream come true, but it comes at a cost.
Director: Stu Livingston
Writer: Dana Terrace, Zach Marcus
Luz, Willow and Amity take a trip down memory lane.
Director: Aminder Dhaliwal
Writer: John Bailey Owen
Luz experiences Grom, Hexside’s version of Prom, and it’s not what she expects.
Director: Stu Livingston
Writer: Molly Knox Ostertag
Not your average underdog story.
Director: Sabrina Cotugno
Writer: Rachel Vine, Molly Knox Ostertag
On a school field trip to the mysterious Emperor’s Castle, Luz strays from the group and into danger.
Director: Aminder Dhaliwal
Writer: John Bailey Owen
Luz’s skills as a witch are put to the test when she attempts the impossible.
Director: Stephen Sandoval
Writer: Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine