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Young Morty and his Grandpa Rick have another adventure to get wrapped up in when they have to try to figure out a mystery and its many twists.

Rick gets an idea that would give his family a solution to the problems they've been having, which would allow him the freedom to go on an adventure with Morty.

A game of toy horses is derailed by insatiable lust.

Rick agrees to make Morty a potion to make a girl fall in love with him, but it quickly spreads and infects all of Earth.

Rick buys Morty an alien sex robot from an intergalactic pawn shop that Morty impregnates and the offspring turns out to be an alien man-child bent on killing.

After Rick manages to hack into the cable box in order to access TV from several realities, he may not be ready for the consequences that follow.

Genius Rick takes on all kinds of horrible creatures in his adventures, but this time Rick has to battle with the devil himself and Summer is not thrilled.

Grandpa Rick has encountered many unusual characters, but his recent encounter with a group of old associates from the past causes problems with Morty.

Morty and his eccentric Grandpa Rick, have another adventure when Morty's parents, Beth and Jerry, are out of the house and Rick throws a party.

After his encounters in space and time, Jeff appears to have finally found the right wormhole to take him back home to his beloved Hayley.

Elizabeth challenges Keiji to a fight and divulges info about the White Demon, his sworn enemy.

Olympic figure skating gold medalists Janelyn and Misha offer to coach groups of five girls, so Usagi and her friends decide to investigate.

Usagi goes on a family vacation to the hot springs, where she is unexpectedly reunited with Mamoru, but Mamoru no longer remembers Usagi or even who he is.

Benson decides he wants to spice up the annual Halloween party in the park by renting a machine that makes wishes, but things get a little out of control.

Mordecai and Rigby watch a movie marathon that ends up keeping them awake for two nights, but then they have to try to get their sleep cycle back to normal.

Rigby's little brother Don earns a black belt and invites Rigby and Eileen to the ceremony, but it means that Margaret and Mordecai have to spend time alone.

After Benson decides to get a pet pig, but when he's unavailable to take his new companion home to his apartment, Mordecai and Rigby are given the task.

After convincing himself that he is not smart enough for his intelligent friend Eileen, Rigby comes up with a plan to go back and get his high school diploma.

When the Titans start losing their body parts, everyone except Robin starts blaming the designers since they're the only ones with the power to do that.

Starfire serves as the captain of a spaceship during a trip to her home planet, and she oversees a crew of the Earth's finest specimens.

The Titans set off for Gotham to search for a missing Easter egg that Robin regretfully was not able to find during his childhood days.

The Titans try to help a marshmallow ducky that the Easter Bunny had locked up by releasing it, but they do not realize the threat the creature poses.

Cyborg's egg hunting technology stops working, so the Titans use their satellite to discover what happened.

When the team is invited by the Easter Bunny to take a tour of his Easter Factory, some of them begin to question if it's really a tour or a trap.

Uwa returns to Elu to warn Kanfo of a potential invasion by the People of the Deep. Meanwhile, Team Chosen journeys to the source of the energy wave.

The bears catch up with their old chum Farah who teaches them about the dangers of the ocean.

Grizz goes out on his own where he meets a sputtering, high octane shark which takes him on the race of a lifetime which is more than Grizz expected.

The fate of a struggling ramen chef's shop hangs in the balance as the Baby Bears step in to help their new friend live up to her father's expectations.

The Bears try Taiichi, cycling and rock climbing only to find the difficulty level rising when a gym buff challenges them to try out a new gym.

Ivandoe takes his future into his own hands when the Loom of Destiny foretells that he will not find the Golden Feather.

Ivandoe and Bert's thoughts return their first meeting and the beginning of their grand quest when they become trapped by an avalanche close to Eagle Mountain.

Gumball thinks his classmate lives a better life than he and his family does, so he invites him over to teach his family how to live the life of a potato.

An angry Tina has Gumball and Darwin cornered in the library, but instead of staying and helping his brother, Darwin leaves Gumball to face Tina all alone.

Richard ends up in the hospital and Granny JoJo takes over his care stating that Nicole is incapable of caring for the family causing tension between the two.

Gumball hasn't washed his hands for three months and a virus army on them is threatening to take over the world, so Teri tries to get him to wash his hands.

Gumball and Darwin rent a movie to watch with Anais, but on their way back home with the movie, they are met with many distractions to get them off course.

Richard Watterson is a good dad despite the bone idle laziness and not being very smart, so Gumball and Darwin are determined to prove that he is their hero.

Gumball has a dream that he is at school and Darwin and Penny dance and kiss, but even though he knows it was just a dream he gets angry with him.

Gumball and Darwin attempt to use their imagination to mimic the game that they loaned to Tobias, but the laws of physics makes it pretty much impossible.

Tom and Jerry chase each other into a haunted house with magic mirrors and ghosts and end up a part of the show; Magicians Tom and Jerry have a magical duel.

Tom inadvertently gives Jerry super speed when he accidentally shoots him with his speed ray; Tom and Jerry have to pool their superpowers.

Shaggy wins a tour of the factory where Scooby Snacks are created, but while checking out the place, Scooby Doo and the gang discover a giant monster.

Scooby and the gang accidentally crash into the vehicle of musical group Simple Plan en route to a festival, and an evening is spent in a ghost town.

Scooby Doo and the gang follow a little penguin back to its home in Antarctica, where they encounter a creature that drags victims to an icy fate.

Shaggy and Scooby Doo find themselves running for their lives from the Abominable Snowman when they accidentally end up in the Himalayan Mountains.

Bob is forced to confront his past when Louise signs up for a father-daughter boogie board contest.

Tina and Louise get into an argument involving graphic apology cards.

Tina becomes the school newspaper's new advice columnist; Teddy volunteers to make a float for an upcoming parade only to realize he's in over his head.

Tina becomes the school newspaper's new advice columnist; Teddy volunteers to make a float for an upcoming parade only to realize he's in over his head.

Tina gets a job as the school newspaper's new advice columnist; Teddy volunteers to build a parade float but quickly gets in over his head.

Bonnie finally gives birth to a baby girl; Stewie falls for the newborn and will do anything for her; Joe borrows money from a bookie to pay the bills.

Peter participates in medical experiments to make extra cash, and one of the injections leads him to find a new mate and leave a heartbroken Lois behind.

Peter wins a golf outing with O.J. Simpson, but his friends and family are less than welcoming when he brings the troubled running back home.

Lois' first assignment as a news reporter lands her in trouble when she ends up implicating a conservative radio host instead of a liberal filmmaker.

Stewie gets mad after going to the "Star Trek" convention and not being able to ask a question of his favorite cast members, so he transports them to his room.

Brian is put in jail for drug possession, and he mounts a campaign for the legalization of marijuana, which Mayor Adam West eventually signs into law.

Morty is desperate for Rick to come home, but Rick is committed to his crows show; President Morty asks Rick how to destroy the Central Finite Curve.

The Smiths cope with lingering fallout; Rick and Morty are stuck floating in space in the remains of the citadel.

In order for Rick to save Morty, who is trapped, Summer needs to do a "Die Hard," but complications arise because Summer has never seen it.

The trio arrive at a village where the adults have been brainwashed by a Demon.

The Kito family's 200-year secret is revealed. Mind-controlled Momo and Okarun attempt suicide. As Jiji tries to save them, the worm appears.

About to give up against Team V, Bachira Meguru's play sets fire on the ego in Team Z's hearts. The awakening of the diamonds in the rough has begun.

After receiving some information from Naoto, Takemichi goes to the parking lot where Draken is supposed to die.

Luffy's shocking response to an alliance offer forces the young daimyo to step up.

Perry gives Jimmy a new team to run Flamebird; Clark and Lois discover just what Amanda Waller will do to ensure Superman goes away for good.

Higan discovers murder victims were all former ninjas whose real identities were leaked, and Higan targets the boss ninja as part of a plan to take revenge.

The trio arrive at a village where the adults have been brainwashed by a Demon.

A Chinese billionaire buys the show from its creator Seth MacFarlane, and Stan checks Francine into an asylum after forgetting their wedding anniversary.

Stan is involved in an accident after texting and driving and then lies to cover it up, but when he then takes seizure medicine, he is plagued by side effects.

Clark Kent and his best friend begin an internship at The Daily Planet, where they meet a reporter who talks them into helping her investigate stolen robots.

Clark questions where he's really from as he returns home to the Kent farm, while Lois and Jimmy attempt to track down LIVEWIRE.