The Titans are shocked to learn that the T Tower had previous owners.

The episode was rated 5.77 from 13 votes.

The Titans gain the ability to transform into cars (which parodies the plot of Turbo Teen and the theme music and visual imaging of Transformers), and must learn to work together to stop Dr. Military.

The episode was rated 5.83 from 12 votes.

Teen Titans Go takes a comedic look at the superheroes' lives. Viewers finally get the opportunity to watch what life is like for the super teens when their capes are left at home. The teens will deal with everyday issues of adolescence including laundry contests and quests to construct the perfect sandwich.

The episode was rated 5.86 from 14 votes.

Marv Wolfman and George Pérez must pitch an idea for the new Teen Titans in 24 hours, so they brainstorm different concepts for the team.

The episode was rated 5.92 from 12 votes.

When Beast Boy declares the Earth is a pancake, the Titans set sail to find out.

The episode was rated 6.00 from 10 votes.

When the Titans realize they have not seen Silkie for a long time, they take turns guessing what happened to him.

The episode was rated 6.00 from 11 votes.

The Titans join Robin as he travels to deliver a birthday gift to Batman but they are detoured several times along the way.

The episode was rated 6.08 from 13 votes.

The Titans visit the Jump City Comic Book Con, where they meet Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, but also tangle with Control Freak over an exclusive toy.

The episode was rated 6.08 from 12 votes.

The Titans release a small marshmallow ducky that the Easter Bunny had locked up, not knowing the danger they have unleashed.

The episode was rated 6.10 from 10 votes.

While stopping a museum theft, the Titans encounter the P.P. Goblin, who uses the Titan's pet peeves against them.

The episode was rated 6.13 from 15 votes.