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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Secret Origins (1) (Nov/17/2001) | | Batman investigates a Wayne Tech Metropolis Sub-station and there he finds alien activity. Three fake technicians send a signal from Sub-station’s satellite dish. Batman tries to stop them, but he’s overwhelmed by their superior strength. Meanwhile, Superman undertakes a plan designed by Senator Carter to disarm the world. Batman pursues his investigations at an abandoned STAR laboratory, and at that same night, a fiery meteor-like object crashes in a nearby park. An alien tripod war-machine emerges from inside the meteor and begins destroying everything in its way. Batman and Superman try to fight this menace off, but the Man of Steel is assaulted with overwhelming telepathic images that hold him back. However, these strange images might be the key to the world’s salvation. | | Guest Stars: Corey Burton as Bald Tech, Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as General Wells, Clyde Kusatsu as Japanese Ambassador, Jason Marsden as Snapper Carr, Susan Sullivan as Hippolyta, Max Brooks as Howie, Gary Cole as J. Allen Carter, Wanda Christine as Female Technician | Director: Dan Riba, Butch Lukic Writer: Rich Fogel | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Secret Origins (2) (Nov/17/2001) | | Batman, Superman and J’onn attempt to fight off the alien invaders, but they are outnumbered. J’onn telepathically summons Green Lantern, Hawkgirl and the Flash to aid them in this crisis. Diana, the Amazon Princess now donning an ensemble of magical artefacts, shows up in time to save Hawkgirl. Together, they manage to repel the alien fighter squadron. The heroes spit into teams to take on the alien invaders, who have unleashed several tentacled factories throughout the planet. However, things go awry when one on the heroes fall in battle. | | Guest Stars: Gary Cole as J. Allen Carter, Jason Marsden as Snapper Carr, Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as General Wells | Director: Dan Riba, Butch Lukic Writer: Rich Fogel | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Secret Origins (3) (Nov/17/2001) | | Diana, J’onn, Green Lantern and the Flash plan to rescue Superman and Hawkgirl, who are imprisoned inside the alien factory. However, the plan goes wrong and the team is imprisoned as well. An impending doom seems inevitable as a huge spaceship transporting the controlling alien, the Imperium, approaches Earth. However, a surprising turn of events bodes for the heroes. | | Guest Stars: Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as General Wells, Jason Marsden as Snapper Carr, Max Brooks as Howie, Gary Cole as J. Allen Carter | Director: Dan Riba, Butch Lukic Writer: Rich Fogel | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - In Blackest Night (1) (Nov/19/2001) | | On a distant planet, Ajuris, a court has called upon the Manhunters – a group of robotic warriors – to seek out and return with an accused criminal: John Stuart, a.k.a. Green Lantern. The League, soon sees (first hand) the power and wrath of these androids; in the heat of battle, Green Lantern suddenly appears. Without offering any explanation, he surrenders himself and his ring, and flies off with the hunters, all the while the rest of the onlooking League are beyond perplexed. With John offering no answers whatsoever, the League has no choice but to seek them for themselves. | | Guest Stars: Garrett Morris (1) as Al McGee, James Remar as Lead Manhunter, Kurtwood Smith as Prosecutor, Peter Renaday as Graz, Rickey D'Shon Collins (1) as Kid, Brian George (2) as Forian, Rene Auberjonois as Kanjar-Ro / Galius | Director: Butch Lukic Writer: Stan Berkowitz | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - In Blackest Night (2) (Nov/26/2001) | | Still unconvinced of the prosecution’s accusations, Superman and J’onn decide to investigate the facts for themselves. In the meanwhile, the Flash attempts to delay the trial, and Hawkgirl tries to enlist John's fellow Green Lanterns’ help with very unconventional methods. Superman, J’onn, and Hawkgirl come to the conclusion that John has been framed, and this whole ordeal turns out to be a ploy to drive the Guardians of the Universe away from Oa for some obscure reason. | | Guest Stars: James Remar as Lead Manhunter, Kurtwood Smith as Prosecutor, Peter Renaday as Graz, Brian George (2) as Forian, Dennis Haysbert as Killowog, Rene Auberjonois as Kanjar-Ro / Ganthet/Galius | Director: Butch Lukic Writer: Stan Berkowitz | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - War World (2) (Mar/03/2002) | J'onn and Superman are taken as prisoners after detonating an asteroid on a collision course for Earth, when a hydrogen pocket erupt knocking them out and Superman is forced to battle with other villains one being Mongul... Meanwhile Hawk Girl and Green Lantern sought out to rescue them.
part 2 of 2 | | Guest Stars: William Smith (1) as Draaga, Eric Roberts (1) as Mongul, | Uncredited: Maria Canals as Alien Old Woman | Director: Butch Lukic Writer: Stan Berkowitz | | | | | | | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - Fury (1) (Apr/07/2002) | A banished Amazonian by the name Aresia, sets out to destroy all men in the world... Leaving only Hawkgirl and Wonder Women (Diana) to stop her.
part 1of 2 | | Guest Stars: Julianne Grossman as Phillipus, Vanessa Marshall as Lipstick Lady, Maggie Wheeler as Antiope, Jose Yenque as Copperhead, Karen Maruyama as Tsukuri, Susan Sullivan as Hippolyta, Olivia d'Abo as Star Sapphire, Mark Hamill as Solomon Grundy, Julie Bowen as Aresia, Stephen McHattie as Shade | Director: Butch Lukic Writer: Stan Berkowitz Story: Dwayne McDuffie | | | | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - Legends (1) (Apr/21/2002) | A freak accident hurls the league into another dimension, where they meet their childhood comic heroes The Justice Guild... But all isn't as it seems when Green Lantern and J'onn begin to suspect something eerie is array.
part 1 of 2 | | Guest Stars: Jeffrey Jones (1) as Sir Swami, Michael McKean as The Sportsman, Udo Kier as The Music Master, Ted McGinley as Tom Turbine, Neil Patrick Harris (1) as Ray Thompson, William Katt as Green Guardsman, David Naughton as The Streak, Corey Burton as Dr. Blizzard, Stephen Root as Cat Man, Jennifer Hale as Black Siren | Director: Dan Riba Writer: Andrew Kreisberg | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - Legends (2) (Apr/28/2002) | The Justice Guild recruits the justice league to take down their arch enemies, but all is not what appears, could the Justice Guild be imposter's?
part 2 of 2 | | Guest Stars: Ted McGinley as Tom Turbine, Udo Kier as The Music Master, Michael McKean as The Sportsman, Jeffrey Jones (1) as Sir Swami, Neil Patrick Harris (1) as Ray Thompson, William Katt as Green Guardsman, David Naughton as The Streak, Stephen Root as Cat Man, Jennifer Hale as Black Siren, Corey Burton as Dr. Blizzard | Director: Dan Riba Writer: Andrew Kreisberg | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - Injustice For All (1) (Sep/06/2002) | | The Justice League manages to get incriminating evidence against Lex Luthor, and send him to prison. However, upon being diagnosed with a terminal illness, Luthor recruits the Ultra-Humanite to get away from prison and get back at Superman, whom he blames for his infirmity. He then bands together a group of super-criminals – comprising of Cheetah, Copperhead, Solomon Grundy, The Shade, and Star Sapphire – thus forming the Injustice Gang. They attack on the League, and despite being forced to flee, they manage to hurt one Leaguer. Later on, a new villain steps in volunteering his services, and with his help, the Gang capture one hero. | | Guest Stars: Efrain Figueroa as Copperhead, Sheryl Lee Ralph as Cheetah, Grant Heslov as Doctor Patel, Ashley Edner as Trinia, Jason Marsden as Snapper Carr, Olivia d'Abo as Star Sapphire, Clancy Brown as Lex Luthor, Ian Buchanan as Ultra-Humanite, Mark Hamill as The Joker / Solomon Grundy, Stephen McHattie as The Shade | Director: Butch Lukic Writer: Stan Berkowitz | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - Injustice For All (2) (Sep/13/2002) | | With Batman captured and secured, the Injustice Gang tries to find a way to break in the League’s Watchtower. He tries to play the villains one against each other, thus buying him and the League some time. Luthor sends off Star Sapphire, the Shade, and Grundy to conceal a bomb inside the Watchtower. In the meanwhile, Luthor’s disease is progressing quickly, so he enlists Ultra-Humanite’s help to find a way to ease his pain. | | Guest Stars: Sheryl Lee Ralph as Cheetah, Efrain Figueroa as Copperhead, Olivia d'Abo as Star Sapphire, Clancy Brown as Lex Luthor, Ian Buchanan as Ultra-Humanite, Mark Hamill as The Joker, Stephen McHattie as The Shade | Director: Butch Lukic Writer: Stan Berkowitz | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - A Knight of Shadows (1) (Sep/20/2002) | Morgan Le Fey and Mordred her son is up to no good, meanwhile the league aids a distraught Etrigan who fears that the Philosopher's stone may fall into the hands of his ancient enemy, the sorceress Morgan le Fay.
part 1 of 2 | | Guest Stars: Jim Wise as Bouncer, Jim Meskimen as Knight, Dave Thomas as Harv Hickman, W. Morgan Sheppard as Merlin, Soren Fulton as Mordred, Pam Grier as My'nia'h, Michael T. Weiss as Jason Blood / Etrigan, Olivia d'Abo as Morgaine Le Fay, Michael Gough (2) as Professor Moss, Cam Clarke (1) as Paramedic | Director: Butch Lukic Writer: Keith Damron | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 26 :01x26 - The Savage Time (3) (Nov/09/2002) | The leagues, final effort to take Vandal Savage down is underway, and with the help of wonder woman who has acquired help from an unknown spy, the plan to take down Vandal is underway.
part 3 of 3 | | Guest Stars: Dave Thomas as Ernst, J. Grant Albrecht (1) as General Hoffman, Ted Levine as Bulldozer, Patrick Duffy (1) as Steve Trevor, Fred Dryer as Sgt. Rock, Robert Picardo as Blackhawk, Phil Morris (1) as Vandal Savage | Director: Butch Lukic, Dan Riba Writer: Stan Berkowitz | | | | Season 2 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 3 |
| 53 :03x01 - Initiation (Jul/31/2004) | | The Justice League is back and bigger than ever. After the Thanagarian invasion, the Justice League placed out a huge recruitment drive. But on the new team's first day, a radioactive monster threatens a small village in China leaving Green Lantern to lead Supergirl, Green Arrow, and Captain Atom on a mission to save the town. But, is Green Arrow all for the big team? | | Guest Stars: James Sie as General Kwan, George Eads as Captain Atom, Nicole Tom as Supergirl, Kin Shriner as Green Arrow, Lex Lang as Robber #1 | Director: Joaquim dos Santos Writer: Stan Berkowitz | | | | | | |
| 55 :03x03 - Kid Stuff (Aug/14/2004) | Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, and Batman our transformed into kids after attempting to save the world from the bent on destruction child Mordred. It is up to the now youthanized league to stop him at all cost.
| | Guest Stars: Jose Yenque as Copperhead, Ashley Edner as May, Sheryl Lee Ralph as Cheetah, Soren Fulton as Mordred, Olivia d'Abo as Morgaine Le Fay, Shane Haboucha as Kid Superman, Marc John Jefferies (1) as Kid Green Lantern, Kyle Alcazar as Kid Batman, Dakota Fanning as Kid Wonder Woman, Dee Bradley Baker as Blockbuster | Director: Joaquim dos Santos Writer: Henry Gilroy (1) | | | | | | |
| 57 :03x05 - This Little Piggy (Aug/28/2004) | The witch Circe, paroled from Tartarus (the Greek Hell) turns Wonder Woman into a pig. Batman and Zatanna join forces to save Wonder Woman from fate worse then death, and they get help from a most unusual source to do it. But when they find Circe, Batman must give up something of great value before Circe will restore Wonder Woman. Something he can never get back...
| | Guest Stars: Chad Einbinder as Attendant, Laraine Newman as Medusa / Themis (uncredited), Peter Onorati as B'wana Beast, Jack Carter (1) as Sid, Jennifer Hale as Zatanna, Rachel York as Circe | Director: Dan Riba Writer: Paul Dini | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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