Teen Titans Go!

The Titans find it odd when Starfire becomes friends with an ice cream scoop.

Beast Boy neglects his responsibilities, leaving the other Titans to raise his baby chick.

The Titans are excited to see the movie version of their favorite show, "Babies vs Dogs."

Inspired by the "Babies vs Dogs" movie, the Titans decide to make a big Hollywood film of their own.

Following the destruction of their Tower by Slade, the Titans go house hunting.

The Titans have Raven give them new super powers but have a hard time adjusting.

Aqualad uses shrimps and prime rib to win back Raven.

The Titans want to be the scariest trick-or-treaters in town, so Raven casts a spell to turn them into real monsters.

Robin tries again to tell the real origin story of the Teen Titans.

Robin takes the other Titans on a trip through the dizzying world of quantum physics.

Robin tries to teach the other Titans about real estate, but they're only interested in finding a villain to fight.

Robin takes the Titans on an educational trip to the Grand Canyon.

The Justice League holds another talent competition to find the second best superhero team in the world. The competition heats up, and the Titans must find a way to beat the Hive Five.

After receiving a galactic crime alert, the Titans take off for an epic space adventure. The Titans have to stop Darkseid's latest scheme, but the excitement of the space adventure might be too much for Robin to handle.

When he isn't invited to Beast Boy's birthday party, Robin throws his own party with special guest Bob Uecker.

When the Big Game is threatened, the Titans must infiltrate the football stadium and stop the attack.

The Titans time travel back to the 1980s to determine whether or not it was the best decade ever.

Starfire dreams of becoming a successful business alien princess and joins a cookie-selling organization to learn the proper skills.

Robin hatches a plan to get rich off pennies, but Starfire believes they are magical.

Robin tries to tell some tall tales, but the other Titans give their own fractured versions instead.

Robin feels the other Titans are spending too much time together, so he encourages them to spend some time alone.

Robin teaches the other Titans about the difference between the imperial system and the metric system.

In an effort to get Teen Titan Go! canceled, Control Freak shows off some deleted scenes.

In order to quickly get through their chores and karate lessons, the Titans learn how to montage