Beth decides to take her children known as Summer and Morty to a family therapy session, but her plans goes awry when Rick turns himself into a pickle.
Master Shakes constructs a pinball machine fashioned in his own likeness, and the gang is forced to travel to a dangerous island to retrieve more pinballs.
When Stan takes over Bullock's class at the CIA Academy, he shares his uneventful stories with the cadets; Klaus becomes the hype man for a renowned rapper.
Stan is persuaded to run for mayor to fund construction for a bullet train that would ease morning traffic, but his mayoral duties cause him a lot of stress.
Piccolo tries to toughen up Gohan with some wilderness survival training and then begins teaching him martial arts; Goku finally reaches his destination.
Goku succeeds in catching Bubbles after three weeks training and then tries to master his second challenge of hitting the flying grasshopper with a mallet.
Rigby has to search through a junkyard to find his beloved trampoline after winning a king-sized bed, throwing the trampoline away and finding he can't sleep.
Mitch grows tired of doing all the dirty park jobs and wants to prove that he is more than just a "Muscle Man," so he gets a job in a corporate office.
Mr. Maellard is expecting a very important delivery coming to his mansion and Mordecai and Rigby get the assignment to wait there until the package arrives.
Rigby asks Eileen to go with him to the prom, but to get there he will have to figure out a way to sneak his dad's car into and out of the garage in one piece.
The gang builds Petunia a surprise birthday cake in the backyard, and they each take turns distracting the birthday girl while preparing the big surprise.
Gumball, Darwin help Anais come up with an imaginary friend of her very own, but things get a little disturbing when the friend turns out to be very real.
Banana Joe's mom's paintings predict the future, so when she paints one of Gumball running through the mall naked, Gumball tries to stop it from happening.
When things don't go Gumball's way, he believes there's a Secret Society whose members get special treatment, but he makes everyone miserable trying to find it.
Gumball and Darwin want to see the latest movie, but they must wait until next weekend to go, and in the meantime, they must work hard to avoid any spoilers.
Lola takes Bugs on a trip to Paris in hopes that they will fall in love; while sweeping Granny's attic, Daffy learns that she was once a spy in World War II.
Scooby and the gang travel to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras celebration, where they take a haunted tour of the city and discover two Civil War-era ghosts.
While in Washington D.C., the gang gets locked in the Smithsonian Institute for the night and are haunted by the ghosts of Benedict Arnold and William Devonne.
Oscar is accompanied by his monster friends to a tea party that Alice invited them to, but things go awry when everyone is transformed into little babies.
The Teen Titans learn they're on Control Freak's TV show and he wants them to earn an award for him, so they give their enemy the TV program he truly deserves.
Cyborg takes his fellow Teen Titans on a mythical journey where he is strong and brave, but his strength may be tied to listening to that magical song.
After an encounter with villains leaves destruction in Jump City, Brother Blood puts the Teen Titans on trial, but the teens vehemently defend their innocence.
When things in the Watterson house begin to turn up missing, Gumball and Darwin investigate to find out who the mysterious person is behind the thefts.
Gumball's family tries to cheer him out of his bad mood, so he wishes they would disappear, but when they do, he only enjoys his freedom for a little while.
Gumball is jealous and misses his buddy when Darwin joins the band and earns a solo, so when Darwin's whistle is ruined, no one believes Gumball is innocent.
After Richard loses all of the family's money, Nicole wants them to do a commercial for cash, but Gumball convinces them it would compromise their principles.
Nicole meets a "classy" lady and makes a playdate for Anais and the lady's son hoping that spending time with the family will improve their social status.
After waking to find that Gumball, Darwin and Anais are missing, Richard must retrace his steps to discover where he left his children, before Nicole finds out.
When the boys find out Rob is not doing a good job of getting revenge on them, they decide to help him become a better nemesis, but they create a super-villain.
Mordecai and Rigby start goofing off trying to wake Muscle Man and end up destroying his favorite shirt, so High Five Ghost helps them find a way to replace it.
Pops wants his friends to see his favorite planet, so the group head out to camp, but Pops gets frustrated when he can't use his telescope and trouble ensues.
Gene attempts to lucid dream to recall the song he wrote while previously asleep; Louise and Tina try to capture a cricket whose chirping is bothering Linda.
Lois tries to help out at the brewery, when Peter's injury slows him down; Brian is reluctant to break up with a beautiful woman in spite of her shortcomings.
Lois volunteers to teach a sex-ed class at Chris' school, but her straightforward approach prompts the parents to replace her with a more conservative figure.
Jerry insists on going on one of Rick's infamous adventures; Beth gets the impression she's failed as a mother; Summer experiences some issues with her body.
Meatwad becomes afraid to sleep because he believes there is a monster in his closet, and Shake tries to pass himself off as a professional monster hunter.
After becoming the new guidance counselor at her kid's school, Francine begins hanging out with a group of tough women; Jeff becomes upset over his lost hat.
When the family accuses her of being a quitter, Francine decides to become a bodybuilder, but she takes things too far; Klaus claims he invented the high five.
Jerry insists on going on one of Rick's infamous adventures; Beth gets the impression she's failed as a mother; Summer experiences some issues with her body.
After the TV broadcast of "ROOTS,' the community, lead by Al Sharpton, head to Beverly Hills seeking reparation and to make slaves of all the white residents.
After King Kai tests his ability to create a spirit bomb and warns him of its dangers, Goku's training is finally complete and he's ready to return to Earth.