Teen Titans Go!

Teen Titans Go!

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Overview

Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg return in all-new, comedic adventures. They may be super heroes who save the world every day ... but somebody still has to do the laundry!

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Teen Titans Go! | Teen Titans Go! | Cartoon Network

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Fist Air Date:

2013-04-23

Episode Runtime:

11m

Production Companies:

Warner Bros. Animation, DC Entertainment, DC

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Action & Adventure Animation Comedy Family Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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Vote Average: 6.5/10

Vote Count: 699 Votes

Show Popularity: 34.6115

Show Status: Returning Series

Show Type: Scripted

Spoken Languages: English

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- 24 April 2026 at 4:12 pm

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⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 6/10 THE SUMMARYThe neon-colored, sugar-fueled fever dream that took your favorite brooding 2003 superheroes and turned them into chibi-style roommates who are more interested in burritos than battling Brotherhood of Evil. Teen Titans Go! follows Robin, Cyborg, Starfire, Raven, and Beast Boy as they live in Titans Tower and engage in absurd meta-adventures. By April 24, 2026, the show has officially cemented itself as the longest-running animated series in DC history, having recently hit its massive 400th episode milestone and currently navigating the wild waters of Season 9. THE PROSThe meta-humor is a total win; the writers are 100% authentic in their willingness to troll their own fan base, frequently poking fun at how much people miss the original 2003 series. The voice cast—Scott Menville, Tara Strong, Khary Payton, Hynden Walch, and Greg Cipes—deliver gripping, high-energy performances that haven't lost a step in over a decade. It’s the "Go To" for deep-cut DC lore, featuring background cameos from every obscure character in the archive. Plus, the songs are genuine earworms; you haven’t lived until you’ve had "The Night Begins to Shine" stuck in your head for a week. THE CONSIt hits a 6/10 because the "chaos for the sake of chaos" energy can be a total head-scratcher if you’re over the age of twelve. The pacing is intentionally frantic, but by Season 9, some of the jokes about "waffles" or "meatballs" feel a bit languid and repetitive. It misses a higher mark because of the recent drama surrounding the archive; Greg Cipes (Beast Boy) publicly shared in early 2026 that he was seemingly replaced for future projects following his Parkinson's diagnosis, a move that many fans considered a total let-down and a "damp squib" of a way to treat a legacy cast member. THE VERDICTA 6/10. It is a visceral, unapologetic middle finger to serious superhero storytelling that managed to become a regal pillar of Cartoon Network. It’s a bit of a maze if you value plot over punchlines, but as a "pop-culture blender," it’s essential viewing for any DC completionist. As of April 2026, with the show currently airing its *Elseworlds* arc where the Titans are banished from the main DC timeline, it remains as unhinged as ever. INSOMNIAC TRIVIA* 400 Club: The series celebrated its landmark 400th episode on November 30, 2024, with a special stop-motion event that saw the Titans jumping through various animation styles.* Spin-Off Status: The short-form spin-off *Beast Boy: Lone Wolf* took the character into a more "action-oriented" solo direction in late 2024/2025, though the main series still keeps him grounded in the tower.* Casting Crisis: As of early 2026, the community is in an uproar following Greg Cipes’ claims that Warner Bros. is seeking a "mimic impersonator" to replace his voice as Beast Boy for future seasons.* Comic Connection: To bridge the gap during the 2026 hiatus, DC Comics released a new *Teen Titans Go!* digital-first series in January 2026, starting with a story where Terra returns for a disastrous game night.* Easter Eggs: The show is famous for its 100% authentic background details; if you freeze-frame during scenes in the Tower, you can often see the urn of Jason Todd or the original 2003 Titans' communicators gathering dust. THE VIBELike eating an entire bag of sour gummy worms while riding a roller coaster that's going slightly too fast. It smells of pizza grease, arcade static, and the faint, salty tears of 2003 series purists.

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Season 1

52 Episodes

Air Date: 2013-04-23

When these superheroes are off duty, their life as roomies and pals is anything but dull, with teen antics, angst and bickering in equal measures.

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Season 2

52 Episodes

Air Date: 2014-06-12

The absurd adventures of the Teen Titans continue as they deal with demons, travel to other planets and thwart their archenemies, the H.I.V.E. Five.

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Season 3

53 Episodes

Air Date: 2015-07-31

In this season, the Titans learn about cartoon violence, Beast Boy joins a pyramid scheme and Starfire takes a stressed Cyborg to a secret garden.

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Season 4

52 Episodes

Air Date: 2016-10-20

In this season, the teen superheroes fight a dragon, out-hack computer pirates and save Halloween and Easter from Santa and the Tooth Fairy.

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Season 5

54 Episodes

Air Date: 2018-06-25

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Season 6

50 Episodes

Air Date: 2019-11-27

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Season 7

53 Episodes

Air Date: 2021-04-17

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Season 8

36 Episodes

Air Date: 2023-02-06

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Season 9

51 Episodes

Air Date: 2025-03-01

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Insomniacs Reviews
- 24 April 2026 at 5:12 PM

⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 6/10
THE SUMMARY
The neon-colored, sugar-fueled fever dream that took your favorite brooding 2003 superheroes and turned them into chibi-style roommates who are more interested in burritos than battling Brotherhood of Evil. Teen Titans Go! follows Robin, Cyborg, Starfire, Raven, and Beast Boy as they live in Titans Tower and engage in absurd meta-adventures. By April 24, 2026, the show has officially cemented itself as the longest-running animated series in DC history, having recently hit its massive 400th episode milestone and currently navigating the wild waters of Season 9.
THE PROS
The meta-humor is a total win; the writers are 100% authentic in their willingness to troll their own fan base, frequently poking fun at how much people miss the original 2003 series. The voice cast—Scott Menville, Tara Strong, Khary Payton, Hynden Walch, and Greg Cipes—deliver gripping, high-energy performances that haven’t lost a step in over a decade. It’s the “Go To” for deep-cut DC lore, featuring background cameos from every obscure character in the archive. Plus, the songs are genuine earworms; you haven’t lived until you’ve had “The Night Begins to Shine” stuck in your head for a week.
THE CONS
It hits a 6/10 because the “chaos for the sake of chaos” energy can be a total head-scratcher if you’re over the age of twelve. The pacing is intentionally frantic, but by Season 9, some of the jokes about “waffles” or “meatballs” feel a bit languid and repetitive. It misses a higher mark because of the recent drama surrounding the archive; Greg Cipes (Beast Boy) publicly shared in early 2026 that he was seemingly replaced for future projects following his Parkinson’s diagnosis, a move that many fans considered a total let-down and a “damp squib” of a way to treat a legacy cast member.
THE VERDICT
A 6/10. It is a visceral, unapologetic middle finger to serious superhero storytelling that managed to become a regal pillar of Cartoon Network. It’s a bit of a maze if you value plot over punchlines, but as a “pop-culture blender,” it’s essential viewing for any DC completionist. As of April 2026, with the show currently airing its *Elseworlds* arc where the Titans are banished from the main DC timeline, it remains as unhinged as ever.
INSOMNIAC TRIVIA
* 400 Club: The series celebrated its landmark 400th episode on November 30, 2024, with a special stop-motion event that saw the Titans jumping through various animation styles.
* Spin-Off Status: The short-form spin-off *Beast Boy: Lone Wolf* took the character into a more “action-oriented” solo direction in late 2024/2025, though the main series still keeps him grounded in the tower.
* Casting Crisis: As of early 2026, the community is in an uproar following Greg Cipes’ claims that Warner Bros. is seeking a “mimic impersonator” to replace his voice as Beast Boy for future seasons.
* Comic Connection: To bridge the gap during the 2026 hiatus, DC Comics released a new *Teen Titans Go!* digital-first series in January 2026, starting with a story where Terra returns for a disastrous game night.
* Easter Eggs: The show is famous for its 100% authentic background details; if you freeze-frame during scenes in the Tower, you can often see the urn of Jason Todd or the original 2003 Titans’ communicators gathering dust.
THE VIBE
Like eating an entire bag of sour gummy worms while riding a roller coaster that’s going slightly too fast. It smells of pizza grease, arcade static, and the faint, salty tears of 2003 series purists.

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