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When a desperate teen's plea brings the Teen Titans into action, they find themselves racing after the Flips—a rock 'n roll band turned unlikely criminals. Armed with a surfboard, a cheerleader’s baton, and a trick motorcycle, the Flips turn every heist into a high-octane performance, leaving the Titans to keep up with both the music and the mayhem.

In "The Return of the Teen Titans, Part 2," the Teen Titans answer a desperate plea from a teen in trouble, only to find themselves in a high-speed chase after the Flips—a rock 'n roll band turned crooks. Armed with a surfboard, a cheerleader’s baton, and a trick motorcycle, the Flips turn every performance into a heist, leaving the Titans scrambling to keep up.

In "The Return of the Teen Titans, Part 3," the team answers a desperate plea from a teen in trouble, leading them into a high-speed chase after the Flips—a rock 'n roll band turned criminals. Using a surfboard, a cheerleader’s baton, and a trick motorcycle, the Flips throw the Teen Titans off their game with flashy moves and chaotic stunts.

When the Teen Titans assist a presidential education commission, they uncover a troubling pattern: students leaving school are being drawn into a seemingly harmless hot-rod shop run by the eccentric Ding-Dong Daddy Dowd. But as Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, and Wonder Girl dig deeper, they realize the shop’s charm hides a far more dangerous operation—one that’s quietly fueling a wave of crime. With Batman watching from the shadows, the team must untangle the truth before the next drop-out vanishes into the underground.

In "The Revolt at Harrison High, Part 2," the Teen Titans team up with a presidential education commission to tackle a growing dropout crisis, only to uncover a hidden operation run by the enigmatic Ding-Dong Daddy Dowd. While he appears to be giving at-risk teens a second chance with jobs at his hot-rod shop, the Titans soon realize the teens are unknowingly helping criminals by building getaway cars. As Garth, Wally, Dick, and Donna work to expose the truth, they must navigate a web of deception without tipping off the real masterminds behind the scheme.

In "The Revolt at Harrison High, Part 3," the Teen Titans team up with a presidential education commission to tackle the growing dropout crisis at a local high school. When the eccentric Ding-Dong Daddy Dowd begins hiring students like Danny Robinson, the Titans uncover a hidden scheme: the dropouts’ labor is secretly fueling a network of criminal getaway cars. With the truth buried beneath the surface, the team must navigate deception and loyalty before the whole system collapses.

When a mysterious new villain known as the Ant emerges, Dr. Paul Turner grows uneasy—especially when he realizes one of his troubled teenage patients might be behind the crimes. The Teen Titans are called in to investigate, but as they dig into the case, they find themselves navigating a web of secrets that blur the line between hero and villain.

In "The Perilous Capers of the Terrible Teen, Part 2," the Teen Titans take on a mystery that hits close to home when Dr. Paul Turner, a therapist for troubled teens, fears one of his patients is behind the rise of the new villain The Ant. With the team split between tracking clues and confronting the enigmatic figure, tensions rise as Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, Wonder Girl, and Danny Whit must navigate a web of secrets—while Ant himself watches from the shadows, his motives as sharp as his disguise.

In "The Perilous Capers of the Terrible Teen, Part 3," the Teen Titans are called in when Dr. Paul Turner grows suspicious that one of his troubled teenage patients might be the new costumed menace known as The Ant. With tensions rising and secrets hidden beneath the surface, the team must navigate a web of deception, testing their trust in each other and the people they’re trying to protect.

When the Teen Titans arrive at Baxter Beach to keep the peace during a heated college jamboree, they’re counting on teamwork to defuse the tension—until Captain Tiger crashes the party with a surprise raid on the town. With Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, and Wonder Girl on the case, and a few unexpected allies like Eddie and Boom-Boom stepping in, the beach becomes a battleground where chaos and camaraderie collide.

In "The Big Beach Rumble, Part 2," the Teen Titans—Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, and Wonder Girl—arrive at Baxter Beach to calm tensions at a rival college jamboree, hoping to prevent a clash between two rowdy student groups. Just as they begin to unite the gangs through teamwork and banter, the unexpected arrival of the flamboyant Captain Tiger throws the peaceful event into chaos, turning the beach into a battleground of wit and might.

In "The Big Beach Rumble, Part 3," the Teen Titans—Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, and Wonder Girl—arrive at Baxter Beach to keep the peace during a volatile college jamboree. With tensions high and rival gangs on the brink of clash, the team tries to unite the students before things spiral out of control. But just as they make progress, Captain Tiger arrives with a surprise attack, turning the beach into a battleground.

When Tiny Tom Ratchet uncovers his father’s boss, Ebenezer Scrounge, secretly harboring criminals in the junkyard, he calls in the Teen Titans—only to find their visit takes a festive, spectral turn. As the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, the Titans descend on Scrounge, blending holiday cheer with superhero justice in a story that reimagines a classic tale with a modern twist.

In "The TT's Swingin' Christmas Carol!, Chapter 2," the Teen Titans—Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, and Wonder Girl—answer a desperate call from Tiny Tom Ratchet, who’s uncovered his father’s boss, Ebenezer Scrounge, using the junkyard as a front for criminal operations. Drawing on the spirit of the season and a classic tale, the team steps in as the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future to confront Scrounge’s greed, with Bob Ratchet and Jacob Farley caught in the middle of the chaos—and Mr. Big looming in the shadows.

In "The TT's Swingin' Christmas Carol!, Chapter 3," the Teen Titans—Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, and Wonder Girl—take on the role of spectral guides when Tiny Tom Ratchet alerts them to his father’s employer, Ebenezer Scrounge, secretly using the junkyard for criminal operations. As the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, the team leads Scrounge through a series of revelations, confronting his past choices, present corruption, and the future consequences of his actions, all while navigating the tangled web of lies spun by Bob Ratchet and the looming presence of Mr. Big.

When a teenage runaway vanishes into a web of underground smuggling, the Teen Titans split their focus: Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, and Wonder Girl track the missing teen while also trying to prevent a biker gang from crashing a peaceful hippie gathering. Amid the chaos, a mysterious figure known as Captain Rumble bursts onto the scene with a flair for the dramatic — and a whole lot of noise.

In "Captain Rumble Blasts the Scene!, Part 2," the Teen Titans split their focus between tracking down a missing teen entangled in a smuggling operation and halting a biker gang’s plan to crash a peaceful hippie gathering. With Aqualad, Robin, Kid Flash, and Wonder Girl on the case, tensions rise as they navigate both the underground network and the chaos of a rock-and-roll showdown led by the flamboyant Captain Rumble.

In "Captain Rumble Blasts the Scene!, Part 3," the Teen Titans split their focus: tracking down a missing teen entangled in a smuggling operation while also trying to protect a peaceful hippie gathering from a rowdy biker gang led by Captain Rumble. With Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, and Wonder Girl on the case, tensions rise as the line between justice and chaos blurs—especially when Poet, Eddie, and the rest of the crew get caught in the crossfire.

In a quiet college town in Elmond County, Judge Hall delivers a hard sentence to racketeer Dargo, who swears his "boys" will retaliate. Back at the courthouse, Don and Hank Hall debate justice and violence while their father, the judge, warns them both that their extremes are equally flawed—just as a bomb explodes in the chamber. Now, with their father injured and the threat looming, the brothers return to school, but Hank lingers on a single thought: "That man..."

In a tense moment that tests their bond, Dove [Don Hall] and Hawk [Hank Hall] are trapped in an abandoned building after spotting the man who threw a bomb—someone tied to a plot to assassinate Judge Hall. As fear and frustration mount, a strange, disembodied voice offers them power, transforming Hank into a fiery red-white Hawk and Don into a reluctant baby-blue Dove. With their new abilities tied to the call of their names, they must push beyond their limits to save their father, racing through danger with only instinct and the weight of justice on their shoulders.

In "Chapter III: The Birds Fly!", Dove [Don Hall] and Hawk [Hank Hall] rush to protect Judge Hall from a deadly mob attack in the hospital, their contrasting styles clashing in a tense, action-packed rescue. As the brothers fend off thugs and dodge gunfire, their heroic intervention ends with a surprising twist—Judge Hall, though grateful, insists they turn themselves in, leaving the duo bickering as their costumes vanish.

In "The Dove Is a Very Gentle Bird," the uneasy partnership between Hawk and Dove is tested when a gang of thieves known as the Drop-Outs terrorizes the college town of Elmond, turning the streets into a battleground of chaos. With their conflicting styles and constant bickering, the duo struggles to find common ground—until a chance encounter with Judge Irwin Hall and a determined student, Rita Watkins, forces them to reconsider what it truly means to work together.

In "Jailbreak!", Dove [Don Hall] and Hawk [Hank Hall] find themselves caught in a tense standoff during a family trip when they stumble upon a group of escaped convicts. With their father, Judge Irwin Hall, and mother, Mrs. Hall, in danger, Dove must use his unique instincts to outwit the ringleader—proving that strength doesn’t always mean force.

In "Stepping Stones for a Giant Killer! [Part I]," the Teen Titans—Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Speedy—face off against the surprisingly formidable Punch, a teenage would-be villain with a knack for turning the tide. Though he overwhelms them in battle, the Titans' quick thinking and teamwork lead to a surprising turn when they outmaneuver him in retreat.

In "Stepping Stones for a Giant Killer!, Part II," the Teen Titans face off against the unpredictable Punch, a teenage would-be villain with surprising strength and cunning. As Aqualad, Kid Flash, Robin, Wonder Girl, Speedy, and Punch clash in a high-stakes showdown, the tide turns when the team is split and overwhelmed—only to find that their escape leads to an unexpected victory.

In "Stepping Stones for a Giant Killer!, Part III," the Teen Titans face off against the surprisingly formidable Punch, a teenage would-be villain with a knack for turning the tide of battle. As Aqualad, Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Speedy are overwhelmed in turn, they must rely on quick thinking and teamwork to outmaneuver their opponent—only to find that victory comes not from strength, but from a clever trap sprung at the right moment.

In "The Sell-Out! [Part 1]," Dove and Hawk take on a case that begins with the murder of an artist friend of Don’s, leading them into a tangled web of art forgery and political corruption. As the investigation unfolds, the brothers confront a world where creativity and power collide, with Judge Irwin Hall and Warren Savin drawing ever closer to the truth.

In "The Sell-Out!, Part 2," Dove [Don Hall] and Hawk [Hank Hall] dive into a dangerous investigation after the murder of an artist friend, uncovering a web of art forgery and political corruption that reaches far beyond the canvas. With the help of Marie and the enigmatic Judge Irwin Hall, the brothers must navigate a world where truth is as easily faked as a masterpiece—and loyalty is the rarest commodity of all.

In "The Sell-Out!, Part 3," Dove [Don Hall] and Hawk [Hank Hall] dive into a dangerous investigation after the murder of an artist friend, uncovering a web of art forgery and political corruption that reaches far beyond the canvas. With Judge Irwin Hall looming over the case and a mysterious figure named Frank Heinsite pulling strings, the brothers must navigate deception and betrayal to uncover the truth.

When a mysterious teen named Joshua infiltrates the Teen Titans' base, he brings word of a dangerous alien scheme—Operation Jericho—unwittingly being carried out by a group of local teens. With the clock ticking, Robin, Kid Flash, Speedy, and Wonder Girl must decide whether to trust a stranger who claims to know more than he should.

In "[Titans Fit the Battle of Jericho] Part II," a desperate Joshua [Dave] storms into Teen Titans headquarters, pleading for help as a group of teenagers—unwitting pawns in a larger scheme—prepare to aid alien forces in launching "Operation Jericho." With time running out and the stakes rising, Robin, Kid Flash, Speedy, Wonder Girl, and the rest of the Titans must step in before the city becomes a battleground.

In "Titans Fit the Battle of Jericho, Part III," the Teen Titans—Robin, Kid Flash, Speedy, and Wonder Girl—rally when the enigmatic superhero Joshua arrives at their base, desperate to enlist their help. He warns them that a group of teenagers, unknowingly manipulated by alien forces, are on the verge of triggering a dangerous plan called "Operation Jericho," and only the Titans can stop it before it's too late.

In a story that deepens the bond between mentor and ward, Bruce Wayne takes in Lance Bruner, the son of a friend, under a solemn promise from his father. As Dick Grayson and the Teen Titans try to guide the rebellious new arrival, Lance’s world tilts when he discovers the secret identities of Batman and Robin—setting off a chain of choices that tests loyalty, trust, and what it truly means to be a hero.

In "Death Has Taken My Hand [Part I]," Judge Irwin Hall’s conviction that an old friend was wrongfully accused of robbery and manslaughter sets Dove and Hawk on a tense investigation. As the brothers dig deeper, a violent turn leaves Hawk critically injured, forcing Dove to confront his pacifist principles when he finally faces the man behind the crime.

In "Death Has Taken My Hand, Part II," Dove [Don Hall] and Hawk [Hank Hall] are drawn into a case that tests their moral compass when Judge Hall believes his old friend Stan McGuire has been wrongfully accused of robbery and manslaughter. As the investigation unfolds, a violent turn of events leaves Hawk critically injured, forcing Dove to confront his pacifist principles in a moment of desperate retribution.

In "Death Has Taken My Hand, Part III," Judge Irwin Hall's conviction that an old friend was wrongfully accused of robbery and manslaughter drives Hawk and Dove to uncover the truth. As their investigation deepens, Hawk is critically injured, forcing Dove to confront the limits of his pacifism when he lashes out in fury—violently punishing the man he believes is responsible.

In "Citadel of Fear [Part I]," the Teen Titans press on in their mission to uncover the truth behind the Dimension X aliens, now aided by the twin warriors Hawk and Dove. When Robin and Kid Flash are suddenly taken by the mysterious invaders, the team must race against time to find them—before the alien citadel claims its next victims.

In "Citadel of Fear, Part II," the Teen Titans press on through the eerie corridors of an alien fortress, guided by the uneasy alliance with Hawk and Dove. With Robin and Kid Flash taken captive, Speedy and the mysterious NG3 must navigate the shifting dangers of the dimension—where every shadow could be a trap and every sound a warning—before the Titans are lost to the unknown.

In "Citadel of Fear, Part III," the Teen Titans press on through the eerie depths of Dimension X, aided by the psychic twins Hawk and Dove. As Robin and Kid Flash are suddenly taken by the alien forces, the remaining Titans must navigate the shifting dangers of the alien citadel—each step deeper into a mystery that tests their courage and unity.