Bravest Warriors - Season 4 (2017)

When her new beau stands her up for the annual 'Sadie Hawkins'-style dance, Beth flies solo for the couples' carnival games and competes against the other Bravest Warriors.

Danny has to do the crime time for time crimes, but finds an unlikely ally in the big house.

Jumpy after Puddingtown gives him an alarming tip about the other Emotion Lords, Chris, home alone, accidentally causes a violent revolt from the bathroom Elves.

Beth and Plum's big 'girls night out' at a trendy virtual nightclub sours when a creepy party crasher threatens the venue and the girls' friendship.

When Beth's new boy-toy gets roped into an alien rescue mission, it's alone time with a moopy and volatile Chris that really puts him in danger.

On a trip to her home planet, Plum's strict parents catch her and Chris partaking in forbidden nums, forcing Chris into a fight to the death with Plum's jealous ex.

Himmel begins phasing back to his own time, leaving Wallow with the hardest choice of his life: bid farewell to love, or go with him and say goodbye to the Bravest Warriors forever.

When Robochris hijacks the Space Whale for an unlikely quest, the BWs are knocked out, kidnapped, then trapped inside a living, breathing whale. After that, things get weird.

With Chris and Beth locked in the holojohn during a sassy game of 'Seven Moons in Uranus', Danny, Wallow and the pets must defend the Invisible Hideout from a Mechacat attack.

Via a seance, Danny's mom sends him on a quest to his childhood home, where memories and a winning lottery ticket await - along with loads of sentient cockroaches.

Gasp. Someone ate all the cupcakes. It's up to Detective Catbug to solve the crime and ensure the culprit gets his just deserts - which is to say, no dessert at all.

Chris struggles to make it home in time to celebrate the first Thanksgiving, while the Bravest Warriors establish new holiday traditions without him.

With the Bravest Warriors trapped in a time loop and repeatedly devoured by a Timegobbler, it's up to Beth to find an end to the cycle while experiencing infinite colorful deaths.

When Danny is taken as the political prisoner of tiny alien bugs (on his birthday, of course), the BWs get caught up in some saucy court intrigue.

When the Invisible Hideout's food synthesizer gains sentience, the BWs name it E.D.G.A.R. and set about teaching it the mysteries of life.

As Danny's new relationship with a super hot and totally legit girlfriend (he hasn't met in person) heats up, Beth can't figure out why Zachary Ryan is being so frosty.

When the Bravest Warriors contract jelly pox, it's up to Catbug, Impossibear and the other pets to undertake an alien rescue mission, without anyone discovering that they aren't the real Bravest Warriors.

Wallow's hanger reaches dangerous levels, forcing the Bravest Warriors to make a quick pit stop at the Planet Mart, where they are entrapped by the lure of consumerism.

The war between the Emotion Lords comes to a dramatic climax in an all-out merkathon, with Beth Tezuka as the ultimate prize.

When Wallow discovers an abandoned alien egg, he vows to raise the baby as his own; but the high demands of parenting take a heavy toll on the teen dad.

As Plum and Beth hit up the mall for a robo-modelling cattle call, Chris stumbles upon some difficult truths about Zachary Ryan.

When Danny crash lands on a desolate planet, he finds another shipwrecked crew's holo log to guide him through his survival, escape, and consumption of alien banan'ers.

As the Bravest Warriors go into their final throwdown with the Mecha Cats, they are uncomfortably aware of a prophecy claiming that one of them is going to get super merked.

The Courageous Battlers protect the fuzzy parts of the universe from the slimy bits, all while raising families, and lately, dealing with some - inter-office turmoil.

The Courageous Battlers were on the verge of breaking up - but now they're getting busted up by the Robolord and her army of giant Robobots.

Catbug doesn't care for everybody's moop over Chris's death, so he journeys into the afterlife to bring their friend back.

On a contentious Spring Break trip, the BWs find a planet where time moves super fast, and accidentally populate it with their tiny clones-who then try to destroy one another.

Beth's new role as captain of the BWs is challenged by a "Manet," a planet of only sexist dudes, that really need to simmer down and let her save them already.

When aliens proclaim Danny to be "The One," from their ancient prophesies, Chris is suspicious and Danny is way too eager to please in his new role.

After breaking-up with Zachary Ryan, Beth leaves to decompress with some "me time," finding solace in a brassy all-lady gang of punky geriatrics, the "Upta Gals".

When the rest of the gang won't party with him, Danny invents a whole crew of RoboPartyAnimals with no 'off' buttons-and they're down to fight for their right to get down.

When the Bravest Warriors discover Catbug has been stealing "treasures" during their interplanetary adventures, Chris takes it upon himself to teach him right from wrong.

When Danny feels the Bravest Warriors would be better off without him, a strange extra-dimensional being takes him to see what life would be like if he never existed.

Chris reacquaints himself with a childhood friend, while the other BWs, who remember her as a jerk, nearly destroy the hide-out with a plot to reveal her true nature.

The Bravest Warriors are called to do a no-brainer task at a Wankershim parade, but find it impossible to function or keep their memories straight - what gives?.

After Jenna and her gang infiltrate the Hideout, the Bravest Warriors must fight to reclaim their home and compel Chris to remember that he's on their side.

When he thinks Plum is in danger, Chris's Emotion Lord powers get the best of him, and he winds up stalking her super creepy-like while she runs a series of mysterious errands.

Danny creates a time machine that actually works. So well that it takes the BWs to a time before time, and they have to figure out how to make the Big Bang get bangin'.

As Chris's wonky Emotion Lord powers are blamed for strange issues with the Space Whale, he gets cray-cray convinced that they have a secret saboteur aboard.

When Danny's girlfriend breaks up with him, he handles the painful emotions like a maturing young adult - by peddling them off to blackmarket Emotion Dealer for cash.

At Plum's sister's wedding, Chris must make Plum believe in TRUE LOVE or he and the other Bravest Warriors are doomed never to experience it.

Wallow, deciding he wants to eat as ethically as possible, embarks on a faddish "ghost diet" - but the negative effects on both his physical and mental health quickly become apparent.

After a big fight about some very uncool spoilers, the Bravest Warriors retreat to separate rooms to blow off steam. But each of them causes their own kind of disaster, resulting in unexpected revelation.

It's night shift in the E.R. as Wallow trains for his nursing credential. But when chaos erupts, he must swap bedpans for scalpels and learn the hard truths about Registered Nursing.

The Bravest Warriors discover their reality is actually a 'video game' designed to entertain Higher Beings. Lacking free will, they quickly find themselves locked in a competition to the actual death with no power to resist.

It's Plum's CURVE-VA-VERSARY, the day celebrating Plum growing legit lady bumps. But when Chris's thoughtfully planned, yet cheaply executed, party doesn't live up to her expectations, she donks herself into a series of tantrums, reliving the most lavishly decked out day of all time.

When the Bravest Warriors answer a distress call from a humanoid planet overrun by an evil mech race, they have no idea how their own smooshy secrets will come into play - or who they should be fighting for in the first place.

The Bravest Warriors journey to the See-Thru Zone to finally rescue their parents. But do the Courageous Battlers even want to be rescued?

With the Courageous Battlers happily trapped in the See-Thru Zone, the Bravest Warriors return to biz as usual, until they discover their parents' bliss may not be on their own volition.