The Worst Episodes of Justice League Unlimited

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   #1 - Hawk and Dove

   S1:E48/21/2004

   Ares creates a war machine called the Annihilator to escalate a civil war in Kasnia. Hawk, Dove, and Wonder Woman try to stop his plans.

   Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

   Writer:Unknown

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   #2 - Chaos at the Earth's Core

   S3:E39/24/2005

   Green Lantern leads Stargirl, S.T.R.I.P.E., and Supergirl to Skartaris, a fantastic world where they meet a new hero, The Warlord.

   Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

   Writer:Matt Wayne

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   Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

   Writer:Matt Wayne
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   7.4/10(884 votes)

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   #3 - The Ties That Bind

   S2:E22/12/2005

   Mister Miracle and Big Barda solicit Justice League assistance to free Oberon from Apokolips. J'onn refuses, but Flash decides to help out on his own.

   Director:Dan Riba

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Dan Riba

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   #4 - Hunter's Moon

   S2:E86/18/2005

   Shayera, Vixen and Vigilante are lured into an ambush by Thanagarians seeking revenge.

   Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

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   #5 - To Another Shore

   S3:E49/24/2005

   Wonder Woman learns of a plot to steal the powers of the 3,000 year-old corpse of The Viking Prince.

   Director:Dan Riba

   Writer:Dwayne McDuffie

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   Director:Dan Riba

   Writer:Dwayne McDuffie
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   #6 - Initiation

   S1:E17/31/2004

   After unsuccessfully attempting to recruit the Green Arrow to join the expanded League, he plays an important role with a team sent to manage a crisis in Asia.

   Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

   Writer:Stan Berkowitz

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   Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

   Writer:Stan Berkowitz
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   #7 - Dark Heart

   S1:E1012/11/2004

   Most of the League battles with powerful alien nanotechnology but, realize that the waves of self-replicating robots cannot be simply destroyed. The diminutive Atom shrinks himself to stop the robots from the inside.

   Director:Dan Riba

   Writer:Warren Ellis

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   Director:Dan Riba

   Writer:Warren Ellis
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   #8 - The Balance

   S2:E55/28/2005

   To help her magic superhero friends, the God Hermes sends Wonder Woman on a mission to help free Hades from the clutches of Felix Faust.

   Director:Dan Riba

   Writer:Unknown

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   #9 - Shadow of the Hawk

   S3:E29/17/2005

   Batman doesn't like the looks of Carter Hall, Shayara's new boyfriend, when he learns that Carter Hall has connections to Thanagar.

   Director:Dan Riba

   Writer:Unknown

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    #10 - This Little Piggy

    S1:E58/28/2004

    When Circe changes Wonder Woman into a pig, Batman and Zatanna must find her and change her back.

    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Paul Dini

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    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Paul Dini
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    #11 - Ultimatum

    S1:E912/4/2004

    A team of too-good-to-be-true superheroes find out the truth about their origins and go on the rampage.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Unknown

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    #12 - Ancient History

    S3:E114/29/2006

    The Hawkman and Shadow Thief return.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

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    7.8/10(1202 votes)

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    #13 - Kid Stuff

    S1:E38/14/2004

    Morgaine Le Fey transforms Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern into children after Mordred uses his magic to remove all adults from Earth and keep children on the Earth.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Henry Gilroy

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    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Henry Gilroy
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    7.8/10(999 votes)

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    #14 - Fearful Symmetry

    S1:E69/4/2004

    Supergirl, Green Arrow, and The Question investigate Supergirl's disturbing dreams. They discover that Cadmus created a clone of Supergirl named Galatea while she was recovering from her fight against Superman on Earth.

    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Unknown

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    7.8/10(839 votes)

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    #15 - I Am Legion

    S3:E19/17/2005

    Lex Luthor is rescued from prison by a new villainous organization - the Legion of Doom!

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Dwayne McDuffie

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    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Dwayne McDuffie
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    #16 - Patriot Act

    S3:E72/25/2006

    Green Arrow must lead a team of non-powered superheroes against a berserk super-soldier attacking Metropolis.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Matt Wayne

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    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Matt Wayne
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    #17 - Grudge Match

    S3:E93/11/2006

    Roulette returns with a new version of Metabrawl...and plans to use the Justice League to boost her ratings.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Unknown

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    #18 - The Cat and the Canary

    S2:E12/5/2005

    Black Canary convinces Green Arrow to help save her mentor, Wildcat, from his involvement in an underground, super-powered fight club known as MetaBrawl.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Unknown

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    #19 - Dead Reckoning

    S3:E62/18/2006

    The League comes to the aid of Boston Brand, the ghost of a deceased circus acrobat, who needs their help in recovering the souls of members of a monastic order.

    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Dwayne McDuffie

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    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Dwayne McDuffie
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    7.9/10(814 votes)

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    #20 - Far from Home

    S3:E104/15/2006

    Supergirl is abducted to the 31st century to aid a futuristic group of super-heroes...and where it is destined she will never return.

    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Unknown

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    #21 - The Greatest Story Never Told

    S1:E79/11/2004

    The Justice League battle Mordru in the background, while the narrative follows Booster Gold as he attempts to close a walking black hole while he's supposed to be on "crowd control".

    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Andrew Kreisberg

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    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Andrew Kreisberg
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    #22 - Wake the Dead

    S1:E1112/18/2004

    A trio of high school kids accidentally resurrect Solomon Grundy, reviving him more powerful than ever but with no memories of his past. Dr. Fate, Amazo, Aquaman, and Shayera assist League regulars stopping his rampage.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Unknown

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    #23 - Double Date

    S2:E66/4/2005

    Seeking to avenge the death of her parents, the Huntress enlists the help of the Question in tracking down Steven Mandragora, a mobster in protective custody -- and being guarded by the Green Arrow and Black Canary.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Gail Simone

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    Writer:Gail Simone
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    #24 - Task Force X

    S2:E45/21/2005

    Cadmus has recruited a team of supervillains named Task Force X (based on the comics' Suicide Squad) made up of Deadshot, Plastique, Captain Boomerang, and the Clock King. Their mission: steal the Annihilator armor from the Watchtower.

    Director:Joaquim Dos Santos

    Writer:Unknown

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    #25 - Clash

    S2:E76/11/2005

    Captain Marvel joins the Justice League and his innocent presence inadvertently causes friction with Superman.

    Director:Dan Riba

    Writer:Unknown

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