The Best Episodes Written By Teresa Kale

When the Techno Trolls take over Branch's favorite hot springs and disrupt his morning routine, he has to go down to Techno Lagoon to reach an understanding with Synth, a Troll with whom he has nothing in common.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

Satin and Chenille awaken from a shared dream about a dress and decide to create this masterpiece. When they have trouble crafting the perfect sash, they turn to Rhythm & Blues for some funky science help and embark on a journey to a new fashion dimension.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Teresa Kale

After repeated invitations, Val reluctantly agrees to attend Poppy’s girls’ night. But can she get through the evening without letting her softer side show?

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

The Country Trolls see something special in Branch, and invite him to a try-out for their rodeo. But when Branch struggles to keep up, he has to resort to increasingly desperate attempts to keep his "special" status, especially once the Country Trolls discover that Biggie is a rodeo savant.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

When a train's brakes fail, Poppy and Branch to do everything in their power to save a magnificent Perfection Cake.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Val is celebrated as the greatest Troll ever at Hopscotch Extreme, she shares with Poppy that her record-breaking hopscotch run was a fluke.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Teresa Kale

Party-saving duo Guy and Meadow encounter a mysterious new Troll who starts ending parties early.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Val loses her beloved snuggle toy, Piney, Poppy goes to incredible lengths to help her friend.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Teresa Kale

Val teams up with Holly Darlin' and Smidge to win enough tickets in the Fun Dungeon to claim a prize for Poppy.

Director: Jim Mortensen

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Tiny Diamond introduces Poppy to his new invisible best friend ‘Shiny Diamond’, Poppy does everything in her power to keep the fantasy alive for Tiny.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Teresa Kale

Holly Darlin' learns that Branch is a baking savant and trains him to become TrollsTopia's greatest pie maker.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

Poppy is determined to meet a cuddly pal on her own but realizes finding your pet soul mate may be tougher than she thought.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

A K-Pop girl group comes into town looking for a Troll who has been labelled a "Not-So-Good Sport"

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

Poppy shoots off a firework and unintentionally offends a Cloudback Whale, an enormous creature that swims through the clouds.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

When gum gets Dante's wings stuck together, he and Val try to use other means of transportation to reach Classical Crest.

Director: Dan Riba

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Val and Smidge stumble upon the fun children's table at one of Dante's formal parties, they discover a way to enjoy both parties by trading places.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Teresa Kale

Synth and Smidge discover that training Minuet Sonata for the big race is going to be harder than they thought because she never learned how to walk.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Poppy and Synth see that Minuet Sonata is running herself ragged trying to perfect her violin playing for an audition they try to convince her to take a break.

Director: Kathryn Marusik

Writer: Teresa Kale

Val has to fulfill her civic duty by dressing up as Murray the Puffalo.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

Val's best friend arrives in TrollsTopia for the big concert. But when she tries to talk Val into coming back to Rock Hollow, it's up to Poppy to show Val just how much TrollsTopia needs her.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Teresa Kale

The kids face a trilogy of terror when Riley has a sleepover at Maya's with her Gammy Hart and pet ferret. Auggie confronts the monster under his bed, and Farkle tackles his most terrifying fear yet - playing softball.

Director: Joel Zwick

Writer: Teresa Kale