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This is a list of episodes for the American animated television series, The Adventures of Teddy and Friends, which premiered on The CC on July 23, 2013, and ended on November 2, 2016, with 4 seasons and 86 episodes. The series was originally going on an indefinite hiatus after the season 4 finale, but ultimately got cancelled due to budgeting issues.

A fifth season was announced unexpectedly on May 12, 2018 with an order of 30 episodes, as part of The CC (Cartoon Comedy)'s efforts to continue or revive its already existing properties for additional seasons or television films. It premiered on June 1, 2018, after airing of the Robot Buddies television film Robot Buddies Reprogrammed, to an astounding 6.8 million viewers, and concluded on March 29, 2019. The following two episodes also garnered high ratings, and on June 19, 2018, the series was renewed for a 30-episode 6th season. The succeeding fourth episode, airing on June 22, 2018, was the 90th episode for the series overall, making it one of the only series on The CC (Cartoon Comedy) to hit the 90th episode milestone. The series also aired its 100th episode a couple of months later on August 24, 2018, becoming one of only two series (along with My Weird School) to reach a broadcast of 100 episodes. The 6th season premiered on May 24, 2019, and was watched live by 7.7 million viewers, a bigger uptake in views than the 5^th season premiere. This led The CC (Cartoon Comedy) to quickly renew the series for a seventh and last season that will consist of 30 episodes and air in early 2021.

As of April 2020, the series is in an indefinite hiatus following the premiere of the season 6 episode "This is Spindoll Trap" due to the continuing worldwide coronavirus epidemic. Although not officially confirmed yet, the series was rumored to return in the latter summer months, but this never occurred. On September 2, 2020, a new promo revealed that the series would return in September 25, 2020, and broadcast its remaining episodes throughout 2020.

The series spawned a franchise, unofficially titled The Stuffniverse, which comprises three failed spin-offs (The World of Teddy, a sketch comedy, and TM, a mystery drama) and two successful spiritual successors. The first one, Freshmen, was short-lived, airing for a week from June 16 through 23, 2014, despite 120 scripts being written. The second spin-off, titled Stuffy Quests, aired on The CC (Cartoon Comedy) on September 11 (formerly the 18^th), 2017, with its first batch of episodes. It's the most successful spin-off of the two, as it has aired 3 seasons (with a fourth one currently in production) and 52 episodes so far.

The third and most notorious out of the unsuccessful spin-offs, The Bart Simpson Show (also meant as an unofficial spin-off of the long-running adult animated sitcom The Simpsons) was supposed to air on December 4, 2017, but was immediately cancelled following threats of a lawsuit by creator Matt Groening and channel Fox, and replaced with the succeeding show in the schedule, Toapy Is Awesome. The pilot for The Bart Simpson Show is now completely in the hands of Fox Broadcasting System, who has shelved it indefinitely.

Series overview

Notes

• A pilot for the series was produced and pitched to The CC but never aired on the main channel. It is now considered lost.

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			Season premiere	Season finale
	1	26	July 23, 2013	August 12, 2014
	2	16	January 13, 2015	June 30, 2015
	3	21	October 6, 2015	April 5, 2016
	4	23	June 27, 2016	November 2, 2016
	Television film		November 17, 2017
	5	30	June 1, 2018	March 29, 2019
	6	30	May 24, 2019	December 4, 2020[1]
	7	30[1]	2021	TBA

Season 1 (2013-14)

Main article: The Adventures of Teddy and Friends (season 1)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
1	1	"Tedtanic"	Fatima Mataraci	Poppy Livingston	July 23, 2013
2	2	"Cloudy With a Chance of Meteors"	Ronald Munoz	Tamara Morgan	July 30, 2013
3	3	"The First Day of High School...With An Alien Invasion"	Marjory Katz	Calvin MacKenzie	August 6, 2013
4	4	"The Wizard of Paws"	Van Allen	Donald Fairbanks	August 13, 2013
5	5	"Poistelladon"	Dipper	Annie Oh	August 20, 2013
6	6	"Teddypendence Day"	Amy O'brien	Annamarise Scarborough	August 27, 2013
7	7	"Around the Teddymind in 80 Teddyminutes"	Wendy Conroy	Grekk	December 3, 2013
8	8	"The Gangvengers"	Fenton Cole	Thurop van Orman	December 10, 2013
9	9	"Stuffy Friday"	Kamden Middleton	Diane Reed	December 17, 2013
10	10	"Alien Invasion Around the Galaxy"	Patrice Harrison	Thurop Van Orman	December 24, 2013
11	11	"Date With Stufftiny"	Calvin MacKenzie	Grekk	December 31, 2013
12	12	"The Exorcism of Mr. Snuggles"	Poppy Livingston	Anthony Gilligan	January 7, 2014
13	13	"Stuffed In Love"	Dipper		January 14, 2014
14	14	"From San Anteddio With Ransom"	Annie Oh	Lester Gomez	January 21, 2014
15	15	"Undercover Gang"	Joe Ansolabehere	Grekk	January 28, 2014
16	16	"Gang on the Run"	Wendy Conroy	Ronald Munoz	April 2, 2014
17	17	"Fun and Stuffy Games"	Fatima Mataraci	Diane Reed	April 9, 2014
18	18	"Teeny Tiny Stuffies"	Ingrid Gibbons	Thurop Van Orman	April 16, 2014
19	19	"The Stufflimpics"	Dipper	Miriam Northrop	April 23, 2014
20	20	"Stuffy COPS"	Sherm Cohen	Calvin MacKenzie	April 30, 2014
21	21	"The Para-Teddy Universe"	Poppy Livingston	William Ebert	May 7, 2014
22	22	"Comic Book Gang"	Marjory Katz		May 14, 2014
23	23	"Tragic Magic"	Wendy Conroy	Anthony Gilligan	May 21, 2014
24	24	"Tedzilla"	Kamden Middleton	Ronald Munoz	May 28, 2014
25	25	"Cartooned In"	Patrice Harrison	Lester Gomez	August 5, 2014
26	26	"We'll Always Have Bibi"	Dipper		August 12, 2014

Season 2 (2015)

Main article: The Adventures of Teddy and Friends (season 2)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
27	1	"Stuff Me to the Moon"	Kamden Middleton	Grekk	January 13, 2015
28	2	"Journey to the Center of Stufflandia"	Annie Oh	Diane Reed	January 20, 2015
29	3	"Teddy's The Man"	Patrice Harrison	Lester Gomez	January 27, 2015
30	4	"Land Before Stuffies"	Fenton Cole	Thurop Van Orman	February 3, 2015
31	5	"Double Pet Teddy Trouble"	Wendy Conroy	Patricia Tambor	February 10, 2015
32	6	"Teddyman"	Calvin MacKenzie		February 17, 2015
33	7	"A Stella Carol"	Fatima Mataraci	Diane Reed	February 24, 2015
34	8	"Hey, Teddy Krueger!"	Aracely Tepes	Miriam Northrop	May 5, 2015
35	9	"The Stuff and the Furious"	Poppy Livingston	Amy O'brien	May 12, 2015
36	10	"The Statue of Liberteddy"	Marjory Katz	Patricia Tambor	May 19, 2015
37	11	"Wrath of the Aliens"	Anthony Gilligan	Donald Fairbanks	May 26, 2015
38	12	"Stuffier Adventures of SherTurbo Holmes"	Ronald Munoz	Calvin MacKenzie	June 2, 2015
39	13	"Legend of the Ax Teddyman"	Patrice Harrison	Annamarise Scarborough	June 9, 2015
40	14	"TV Stuffy"	Dipper	Grekk	June 16, 2015
41	15	"Liberteddy Controlled!"	Amy O'brien	Wendy Conroy	June 23, 2015
42	16	"Stuffarama"	Joe Ansolabehere	William Ebert	June 30, 2015

Season 3 (2015-16)

Main article: The Adventures of Teddy and Friends (season 3)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
43	1	"Stuffageddon"	Poppy Livingston	Donald Fairbanks	October 6, 2015
44	2	"Stuffy Killer"	Fatima Mataraci	Miriam Northrop	October 13, 2015
45	3	"Stuffdiana 500"	Marjory Katz	Patricia Tambor	October 20, 2015
46	4	"Teddy-O and Julie Kitt"	Wendy Conroy	Lester Gomez	October 27, 2015
47	5	"Scary Stuffy Stories"	Calvin MacKenzie	Annamarise Scarborough	November 3, 2015
48	6	"The Stuffing"	Annie Oh		November 10, 2015
49	7	"Stuffy Hollow"	Sherm Cohen	Tamara Morgan	November 17, 2015
50	8	"Teddy/Alien"	Patrice Harrison	Thurop Van Orman	November 24, 2015
51	9	"Bloody Teddy"	Ronald Munoz	Calvin MacKenzie	December 1, 2015
52	10	"Diary of a Stuffy Kid"	Kamden Middleton	Amy O'brien	December 8, 2015
53	11	"Stuff No. 9"	Marjory Katz	Diane Reed	December 15, 2015
54	12	"Stuffsy the Snowstuffie"	Poppy Livingston	Donald Fairbanks	December 22, 2015
55	13	"Santa Stuffy"	Joe Ansolabehere	Grekk	December 29, 2015
56	14	"The End of Teddy?"	Ronald Munoz		March 1, 2016
57	15	"Meet the Teddies"	Annie Oh	Donald Fairbanks	March 8, 2016
58 59	16 17	"New Stuffy Year!"	Kamden Middleton	Thurop Van Orman	March 15, 2016
60	18	"Drama Teddy"	Marjory Katz	Grekk	March 22, 2016
61	19	"Teddyfoot"	Patrice Harrison	Wendy Conroy	March 29, 2016
62 63	20 21	"Aliens Rise"	Amy O'brien		April 5, 2016

Season 4 (2016)

Main article: The Adventures of Teddy and Friends (season 4)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
64	1	"Slumberstuffy Party"	Fenton Cole	Calvin MacKenzie	June 27, 2016
65	2	"We Are Stuffamily"	Fatima Mataraci		July 4, 2016
66	3	"Poistelladon 2: The Return of Blue"	Dipper	William Ebert	July 11, 2016
67	4	"Stuffy Admirer"	Anthony Gilligan	Donald Fairbanks	July 18, 2016
68	5	"Teddy + Stella"	Fenton Cole	Miriam Northrop	July 25, 2016
69	6	"Murder Mystery"	Ronald Munoz	Patricia Tambor	August 1, 2016
70 71	7 8	"Baby Teddy"	William Ebert	Annamarise Scarborough	August 8, 2016
72	9	"Stuffi: Dawn of the Hawaiian Zombie"	Poppy Livingston	Wendy Conroy	August 15, 2016
73	10	"McStuffie's"	Annamarise Scarborough		August 22, 2016
74	11	"Going Viral"	Fenton Cole	Donald Fairbanks	August 29, 2016
75	12	"Fundraiser Stuffies"	Marjory Katz	Lamar Robinson	September 7, 2016
76	13	"Who Let the Stuffies Out?"	Fatima Mataraci	Amy O'brien	September 14, 2016
77	14	"Dolly the Talking Stuffie"	William Ebert		September 21, 2016
78	15	"Stuffscouts"	Dipper	Calvin MacKenzie	September 28, 2016
79	16	"New Stuff City, We Have a Problem...Again"	Anthony Gilligan	Lamar Robinson	October 5, 2016
80	17	"Stuffy From Another Planet"	Wendy Conroy	Ronald Munoz	October 12, 2016
81 82	18 19	"Easter Stuffy"	Poppy Livingston	Thurop Van Orman	October 19, 2016
83 84	20 21	"New Stuff City Cotton Massacre"	Dipper	Diane Reed	October 26, 2016
85 86	22 23	"Pomp and Stuffcumstances"	Dipper		November 2, 2016

Television film (2017)

Title	Original airdate	Prod. code
"Teddy: The Movie"	November 17, 2017	079-1001

Season 5 (2018-19)

Main article: The Adventures of Teddy and Friends (season 5)
Due to the high sales of the Teddymovie: Teddy vs. Aliens DVDs, a fifth season was announced out of the blue on May 12, 2018. It consisted of 30 episodes, and began airing on June 1, 2018, right after the premiere of the Robot Buddies television film, Robot Buddies Reprogrammed, all the way until its season finale on March 29, 2019. The first five episodes consist of the Sweetheart Saga miniseries in which Teddy and his children are abandoned by Kitty due to her seeing another person. He meets Stuffa in a park, and they admit their love for each other before dating. He eventually marries her and they begin living together.

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
87	1	"Kitty's Out of My Life" Sweetheart Saga, Part One	Marjory Katz	Dipper	June 1, 2018
88	2	"When Teddy Met Stuffa" Sweetheart Saga, Part Two	Ronald Munoz	Annamarise Scarborough	June 8, 2018
89	3	"Stuffy Date" Sweetheart Saga, Part Three	Poppy Livingston	Lamar Robinson	June 15, 2018
90	4	"Here Comes the Stuffy Bride...Or There, Or Somewhere Else" Sweetheart Saga, Part Four	Calvin MacKenzie	Diane Reed	June 22, 2018
91	5	"The Haunting In New Stuff City" Sweetheart Saga, Part Five	Sherm Cohen	Patricia Tambor	June 29, 2018
92	6	"Back to the Stuffture"	Annie Oh	Miriam Northrop	July 6, 2018
93	7	"Mission Instuffible"	Fenton Cole	Thurop van Orman	July 13, 2018
94 95	8 9	"Holy Crud, The Aliens are Back!"	William Ebert and Patrice Harrison	Tamara Morgan and Calvin MacKenzie	July 20, 2018
96	10	"Oprah Teddy"	Wendy Conroy	Diane Reed	July 27, 2018
97	11	"Stuffhood"	Ronald Munoz	Lamar Robinson	August 3, 2018
98	12	"Citizen Stuff"	Kamden Middleton	Grekk	August 10, 2018
99	13	"The Ted-inator"	Amy O'brien	Fatima Mataraci	August 17, 2018
100	14	"Doctor Stuff?"	Anthony Gilligan	William Ebert	August 24, 2018
101	15	"Are You There, Mom? It's Me, Teddy"	Marjory Katz	Donald Fairbanks	August 31, 2018
102	16	"Like Father, Like Son" (Part 1)	Joe Ansolabehere	Annamarise Scarborough	October 5, 2018
103	17	"Like Mother, Like Daughter" (Part 2)	Ingrid Gibbons	Lester Gomez	October 5, 2018
104	18	"Stuffmento"	Aracely Tepes	William Ebert	October 12, 2018
105	19	"Bonnie and Teddy"	Poppy Livingston	Wendy Conroy	October 19, 2018
106	20	"John of the Dead"	Van Allen	Amy O'brien	October 26, 2018
107	21	"An Alien's Bribe" (Part 1)	TBA	TBA	January 4, 2019
108	22	"An Alien's Deal" (Part 2)	TBA	TBA	January 4, 2019
109	23	"The Stuffy Party of the Stuffy Century!!!"	Ronald Munoz	Lamar Robinson	January 11, 2019
110	24	"Stuff-Tea Party With the Mad Stuffer"	Kamden Middleton	Thurop van Orman	January 18, 2019
111	25	"Stuffpocalypse Now"	Wendy Conroy	Annamarise Scarborough	January 25, 2019
112	26	"The Lords of Stuffbush"	Calvin MacKenzie	Diane Reed	March 1, 2019
113	27	"Rebel Without a Stuff"	Joe Ansolabehere	Donald Fairbanks	March 8, 2019
114	28	"The Tedfather"	Annie Oh	William Ebert	March 15, 2019
115	29	"Stuffshank Redemption"	Aracely Tepes	Fatima Mataraci	March 22, 2019
116	30	"Tuffa"	Poppy Livingston	Anthony Gilligan	March 29, 2019

Season 6 (2019-20)

A sixth season comprised of 30 episodes was announced on June 19, 2018, succeeding news of the impressive ratings of the season 5 premiere "Kitty's Out Of My Life". It premiered on May 24, 2019, with a 4-part miniseries entitled "Bibi and Teddy's Extraterrestrial Adventure". The season went into an indefinite hiatus after the broadcast of the episode "This is Spindoll Trap" on January 31, 2020, as a result of the ongoing global coronavirus epidemic, but might resume later in the summer.

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
117	1	"Galactiator" Bibi and Teddy's Extraterrestrial Adventure, Part One	Sherm Cohen	Patricia Tambor	May 24, 2019
Resuming where the season 5 finale "Tuffa" left off, Teddy and Bibi are approached by the one-time Alien King Father and Alien Queen Mother in the aliens' spaceship. The two try to simmer down the situation, but the previous extraterrestrial rulers do not oblige to their peacemaking and tranquilize them with an unknown substance that knocks them unconscious. The two finally rise from their temporary coma to be greeted in an extraterrestrial gladiatorial arena, where they are pitted against numerous other captives of the representative alien planets. The loser is beaten to a pulp and left for dead, while the winner rises through the ranks among others of their magnitude until they're the ultimate winner. Teddy and Bibi cannot object and unwillingly partake in the battles, although they spare their more weaker opponents (as they're much younger than our brotherly duo) with only slight injuries that still disqualify them. Triumphantly declared the contenders for the highest-ranked gladiators, the two realize they must kill their opponents in order to win. Before they off them, (mostly) Teddy and Bibi apologize profusely, consoling them with the fact that "everyone dies at one point-we'll just die later than you," before ending their lives. Bibi ends up severing his hand, but is otherwise uninjured, while Teddy has his right ear torn off. The two are crowned champions and returned to the erstwhile royals, who punish them for rescuing Tuffa by injecting them with the anesthetic substance as previously done and dumping them in a foreign, futuristic extraterrestrial planet. Title reference: Gladiator
118	2	"Ted Runner" Bibi and Teddy's Extraterrestrial Adventure, Part Two	Patrice Harrison	Amy O'brien	May 24, 2019
Teddy and Bibi regain consciousness following their abandonment on exotic, celestial territory and are apprehended by the local police department, who task them with arresting other fugitive alien beings from their planet who have escaped to other nearby planets as barter for their freedom. Meanwhile, the AKF and the AQM aim to capture Tuffa under the guise of SPS (Stufflies Protective Services) workers who falsely slander Stuffa for being engaged to a "deadbeat, absent father" who has not "properly taken care of his children", instead opting to "have wild escapades with his brother [Bibi]" while his wife "relegates herself to a doo-wop 1950s housemaker stereotype". Stuffa is offended and negates everything, but it's fruitless as Teddy is not by her side to make her case look better. With their force, the two royal-bloods unlawfully "take custody" of their children, when in actuality they're kidnapping them. The AQM banters that although she only had eyes for Tuffa, the other children will suit her just fine, and the AKF responds with malicious contentment towards the Teddies, saying that his "little princes" will make good rulers one day. Title reference: Blade Runner
119	3	"Children of Alien" Bibi and Teddy's Extraterrestrial Adventure, Part Three	Wendy Conroy	Grekk	May 31, 2019
The Alien Princess Daughter and the Alien Prince Son turn over a new leaf and dispose of their malevolent plans after they become informed of their parents' own evil schemes, devising a way to extract the kids from their grasps and return them safely to their rightful guardians. Their parents, on the other hand, take refuge in a planet along with the that can no longer see the women there bear children due to an inherited trait that enables them with infertility, but are found by their biological children through the tracing of their spaceship and demand for the retrieval of Teddy's children. The two formal head royals refuse and give out a lengthy monologue about the APD and the APS' "disappointing nature" and how they no longer view them as their kin, resulting in Teddy's children's rapt to coax them into leading the throne. Appalled by their parents' insane ideations, the two brothers denounce their parents' actions and disown them, before shooting at them with arms and taking the children with them. Back to Teddy and Bibi, they arrest their last vagabond and are relieved by their sojourn's police officers and encounter the ADP and APS with Teddy's youngins. They're reunited with Teddy to his delight and is gracious towards the ADP and APS. An injured AKF and the AQM are observed with minor injuries but manage to contact their planet's newly-established military force and call for them to prepare to fight a war. Title reference: Children of Men
120	4	"Clash of the Aliens" Bibi and Teddy's Extraterrestrial Adventure, Part Four	Ingrid Gibbons	Lamar Robinson	May 31, 2019
The Alien military force imposes war upon Stuffearth, and with this realization, Teddy, Stuffa, his kids, and his closest friends, heed their next moves and devise a way to retard their ultimate word takeover plan, but Teddy's role as the de facto head of the group is shattered when Stuffa's mistakenly taken by the aliens, so the rest of the gang tries to assimilate without him. Meanwhile, the predecessors to the Alien throne are enraged after finding out that they've enslaved the wrong stuffy, choosing to plot her torture instead before being knocked out by Stuffa, who mimics AQM's voice and asks for the military force to arrive at the spaceship. There, they run into the hierarchy's slumped-over bodies and are confronted by Stuffa revealing herself to have stopped their evil ploys and announced it to the entirety of Gaxillion, who are nonplussed that a stuffy was able to conquer over their own kind but plead for her to become their first stuffy queen, which she rejects due to their "history of stuffy discrimination and hatred". In her place, the ADP reluctantly takes place as the temporary queen, while her brother scrams to accomplish his dreams of being a Stuffologist but stays in touch with his sister for when she steps down from her limited-time position. Stuffa, after coercing a few impressionable aliens, makes it back to New Stuff City with her hubby and her children, bring back joy to Teddy. Lastly, the AKF and the AQM are hospitalized in stable condition, spotted pledging ultimatum towards Stuffearth until told to "be quiet or die" by their doctor. Title reference: Clash of the Titans
121	5	"To Kill a Stocking Bird"	Marjory Katz	Miriam Northrop	June 28, 2019
Another flashback episode centering on Teddy's childhood that deals with him coping the death of a Stocking Bird that was accidentally and fatally wounded by him, with the emotional support of his uncle, Fraser, during a period of racial injustice and civil unrest in his home planet. His uncle also educates him on other stuffy races, indulging in aliens and pillow stuffies, and how they're all likewise, regardless of any differences between them. One day, walking home from school, Teddy witnesses an alien being ganged up by a cabal of stuffies, and he protects him at the risk of being brutally beaten by the stuffies. He finishes his walk and relates the anecdote to his uncle, who extols him for this and invites him to watch a Stocking Bird warble in his porch. In the present day, Teddy tears himself to sleep over his forced rivalry with the aliens, coveting instead for a truce between the stuffies and the aliens. Title reference: To Kill a Mockingbird
122	6	"John Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"	Aracely Tepes	Calvin MacKenzie	August 16, 2019
John Crazy is in legal trouble after one of his maniacal concoctions cause near-fatal injuries for one of the Teddies playing nearby, who luckily only suffers from some benign injuries Teddy, however, argues in court on behalf of John, arguing that this has not been the first instance in which one of his children was playing in the same room as John and that the latter meticulously and considerately recreates his experiments whenever the children are within a short distance from him. This serves to be inefficacious, as John's found to be mentally unhinged, after which he is institutionalized at what is implied to be a mental asylum. During his short stint at the asylum, he befriends many of the other asylees there, finding out that all of them have been wrongly labeled as insane and sanctioned. They then revolt against this and are immediately restrained by the security guards, but Crazy anguishes over one of the hurt inmates and rushes to treat him, which the guards are impassioned by. After a mental evaluation, they are found to be mentally stable and allowed to live out normal lives. Later, John announces that he has been accepted to medical school so he can become a doctor, much to the gang's enthusiasm. Title reference: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
123	7	"Driver's Ted"	Van Allen	Donald Fairbanks	August 23, 2019
Teddy receives driving lesson so he can finally be granted his driver's license when the oldest of Teddy's children, Terry (from the Teddies), himself acquires one from driving school. Unfortunately, Teddy fails catastrophically on his first two tests, so he peruses around for help until he finally calls for his uncle Fraser (who made his first appearance in the episode "To Kill a Stocking Bird", and is shown to still be alive and kicking), who was a race-car driver in the prime of his life. In the span of a few days, Fraser lands on Stuffearth and starts Teddy's driving lessons, during which they bond over their current lives and forced to grow up quickly ("play grown-up as children"), even after Teddy crashes Fraser's car and they must obtain another one. Eventually, Teddy's driving shines, resulting in finally earning his driving permit. He and his family, alongside Fraser, drive out into the country to commemorate the accomplishment, but on the ride Fraser spots an excruciatingly familiar spaceship (confirming the retired alien royals' return) and visibly tenses up as the episode ends. Title reference: Driver's ed
124	8	"Killing Me Stuffly with His Song"	Annie Oh	Maurine Proudfoot	August 30, 2019
Teddy endows Stuffa a record player with an album in vinyl of her favorite singer Sewna for their "half-year" wedding anniversary, and Stuffa originally falls in love with it, listening to the entire album in one sitting. She comes down with the flu following the first time hearing the album in its entirety, so she replays the album to pass time while bed-ridden. Yet again, after listening to the album, she becomes paralyzed as a result of Guillain-Barré syndrome, but still doesn't match the illnesses to her exposure to the album until she plays it for the third time and suffers a brain injury. Afterwards, Teddy corroborates the link between the album and the pattern of Stuffa's illnesses and impairments, and reverses all of her shortcomings by simply rewinding the record three times for each of Stuffa's sicknesses or disabilities. She reverts back to normal, after which Teddy makes it up to her by replacing the record and album with two tickets for an upcoming Sewna concert. Title reference: "Killing Me Softly with His Song"
125	9	"Five Nights at Teddy's"	Joe Ansolabehere	Tamara Morgan	October 25, 2019
To earn extra money, Teddy gets interviewed, and employed, for a part-time job as a security guard at a Halloween-themed family entertainment center called "Teddy Fuzzbear's Pizzeria" which has animatronic monster performers as their main gimmick. All appears completely ordinary at first sight, but soon Teddy senses that the animatronics (observed closely through security cameras) can roam around on their own and have gained sentience. even interfering with the security cameras. He starts putting things together than they might be leading him to something, and he just has to pursue them it figure it out. After tracing their path, the cameras malfunction and turn obsolete, rendering them worthless. Teddy follows the animatronics into an old, decrepit storage room where the animatronics were originally kept before it was abandoned. The animatronics open upon to reveal their exoskeletons, which look to be the stuffed remains of stuffie corpses. Upon this horrible implication, Teddy screams his lungs out, after which it's revealed it was his avatar on a horror computer game called Five Nights at Teddy's. Title reference: Five Nights at Freddy's First Halloween episode of the season.
126	10	"Lord of the Stufflies"	Poppy Livingston	Annamarise Scarborough	October 25, 2019
When Teddy's children are the sole surviving passengers of an airplane headed towards the island nation Drierland (parody of Ireland), for a Halloween school excursion, they find themselves stranded on an unrecognizable island (which is not Drierland) which they must learn to adapt to. They quickly discover that they're not alone, as they encounter another junta of kids who claim to have been astray longer than the Teddy siblings have and thus have a proficient knowledge of acquiring resources and enduring the elements. The brothers thereby integrate to the other group of kids and the oldest of them, Terry, is even elected as the "chief" that oversees the group and maps the sites with the most abundant resources. Shortly thereafter, however, the siblings realize too little too late, that the other misplaced children might have a few screws loose (with delusions of a beast stalking them on the island just one of the indicators of their derangement), and are potentially planning to cannibalize them. Title reference: Lord of the Flies Second Halloween episode of the season.
127	11	"Teddy's Revenge"	Anthony Gilligan	Diane Reed	October 25, 2019
While making a late-night trip to the grocery store, Teddy blindly enters an apartment he believes to be his, only to discover that it has an alternate appearance before getting knocked unconscious. When he arises, he finds himself face-to-face with serial killer Teddy Krueger on a television screen, whose apartment he'd previously broken into by accident in the season 2 episode "Hey, Teddy Krueger!" He reveals that he got an early release from prison for good behavior but declares that he " doesn't act very nicely when others break into [his] apartment one time - let alone two times," and has televised himself from his basement to conceal himself and to better his chances of claiming innocence should he get arrested again. After his arousing speech, he inflicts several torture methods from torture devices embedded within the room he's imprisoned Teddy in, while the latter has to figure out how to circumvent these devices and enure his escape. Title reference: A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge Third Halloween episode of the season.
128	12	"Psycloth"	Ronald Munoz	Fatima Mataraci	October 25, 2019
During a road expedition for a business meeting, Stuffa makes a pit-stop at a motel and subsequently encounters its proprietor, Norman Threads (Jason Ritter), who invites her over for dinner at his office. He opens up about his domineering, mentally unstable mother who forbids him from fully living his life, and resides in a decrepit mansion perched above the motel. Moved by his story, and feeling sorry for him, Stuffa decides to stay a while and aid Norman in institutionalizing his mother so he can liberate himself from her. She starts regularly receiving hostile notes from Norman's "mother" threatening to kill her for "polluting his mind" with "perilous individualistic ideologies" which have led him to "basically signing [her] death warrant" by transferring her permanently over to a mental asylum. They eventually engulf Stuffa emotionally to the point where she connives to have a stern talking to with Norman's mother. What she doesn't know is that Norman's "mother" is actually his alter ego, based on his mother which he really murdered a decade ago, and that the threatening letters were just a ploy to lure her into the house where Norman plots to kill her. Title reference: Psycho Fourth Halloween episode of the season.
129	13	"Stuffy Scares Cinema"	Kamden Middleton	Thurop van Orman	October 25, 2019
Teddy and friends star in three parodies of horror films from the modern era. The first one is Thread Out, where Bibi unveils a horrifying, speciest secret involving his girlfriend Matilda's family, while the second one is Fureditary, in which Teddy's family is terrorized by a nefarious, demonic being after the death of Teddy's oddball great-aunt. Last, but certainly not the least scariest, is Midsewmmar, where Teddy's now-adult stuffy children attend a festival with their respective partners that only occurs once every 900 years merely to find themselves embroiled in the activities of an ancient cult. Title reference: Movie One: Get Out Movie Two: Hereditary Movie Three: Midsommar Fifth and last Halloween episode of the season.
130	14	"Dry Hard"	Marjory Katz	Calvin MacKenzie	January 10, 2020
Generally faced with misfortune every time he seeks employment, Teddy finally lands a job as deputy legal for the New Stuffy City sheriff's office following rigorous training. To celebrate the good news, his family and friends organize a party that extends its guest list to neighbors who wish to partake in the festivity. Taking full advantage of this, a group of terrorists, wanting to retaliate for their past failed terrorist attacks on New Stuff City, hold all the partygoers hostage and abduct Stuffa and Teddy's children, making sure to latch the door so police officers cannot barge in. Teddy, having been the only one unscathed after leaving to go the bathroom, accepts that he alone must resolve this matter using the skills he's learned at the training academy. Title reference: Die Hard
131	15	"1991: A Space Paw-Dyssey"	Dipper	Bubba Guiana	January 17, 2020
A flashback episode focused on Teddy's parents during their 1991 internship as astronauts at a space agency in the planet OrionallysX2001, a little over after Teddy was born. Although mostly content with their diligence, seeing as though they might actually get promoted to career astronauts embarking on legitimate aeronautical missions, they long to reunite with their beloved bundle of joy that is their son. But before they can solicit paid leave for this spontaneous family meeting, they are whisked away alongside a motley crew of novice astronauts to investigate esoteric artifacts on a distant planet, where they must resist the desolate isolation of outer space and the stoic incantations of their ship's supercomputer PAL 900. Title reference: 2001: A Space Odyssey
132	16	"The Sweet Tearafter"	Fenton Cole	Lamar Robinson	January 24, 2020
Teddy and Stuffa debate how to converse with their children on the gritty subject matter of the death after one of their school buses careens onto a pedestrian sidewalk, instantly killing a couple of their school friends. As Teddy would much rather have a direct and earnest approach to the topic at hand, his wife would rather underrate the matter and dumb it down as much as she humanly (or stuffanly, heh) can. At the same time, Teddy is confronted by an insidious lawyer (Steve Blum), who admonishes that he must file a lawsuit against the bus driver who drove that fateful bus for involuntary manslaughter. The children themselves brainstorm ideas on how to immortalize the memory of their fallen furry friends, with one of them, Kesha, overhearing Teddy's argument with the lawyer and relates how the bus driver was not culpable in the fatal accident, as she had attempted to swerve from a jaywalker. She describes the jaywalker in fastidious detail at the beseech of the two adults, leading Keesha to become a prime witness in a trial that successfully fines the jaywalker $1,000, the highest a jaywalker can be fined, since he unintentionally provoked the deaths of those innocent students. Title reference: The Sweet Hereafter
133	17	"This is Spindoll Trap"	William Ebert	Maurine Proudfoot	January 31, 2020
An episode filmed in the style of a mockumentary revolving around a rock band formed by Teddy's oldest son, Terry, consisting of his friends from school and Theodore, at the behest of Teddy to include his younger brother. They settle on the name Spindoll Trap, titled after a particularly alluring actress who stars in nearly all of their favorite action flicks that they all wish to "trap", or become engaged to (excluding Theodore, who believes all girls are repulsive). Spindoll Trap aim to achieve viral success by posting all their "live shows" and "concerts" (purely attended by their supportive relatives) on the Internet, where they garner only a couple views, and attempt to book performances at numerous local events and parks, where they get rejected due to their amateurish production set. The other kids at school also tease them for their lack of musical talent and inability to reserve performances at public outlets. Following his fellow band members/friends' deaths in the fatal bus crash from the previous episode "The Sweet Tearafter," Terry becomes colossally sluggish and unwilling to pursue his musical career moreover, so he disbands the group and bereaves for his deceased confidantes. Teddy gradually motivates him to write and perform a tribute song to his contemporary band members/friends. When a state park ultimately permits Terry and Theodore to perform this song live, they give a heart-wrenching rendition that movies the audience and finally gains Spindoll Trap (the remaining members of it, to be exact) the fame that Terry had craved for. Despite this, he chooses not to revive the band out of respect for his dead friends. Title reference: This is Spinal Tap
134	18	"Fraser's Game"	TBA	TBA	September 25, 2020
135	19	"Stuffs Jam"	TBA	TBA	September 25, 2020
136	20	"Dr. Strangeglove"	TBA	TBA	October 2, 2020
137	21	"E.F. The Extra-Furrestrial"	TBA	TBA	October 9, 2020
138	22	"Gartoyles"	TBA	TBA	October 16, 2020
139	23	"My Beautiful Pawndrite"	TBA	TBA	October 23, 2020
140	24	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	October 30, 2020
141	25	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	November 6, 2020
142	26	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	November 13, 2020
143	27	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	November 20, 2020
144	28	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	November 27, 2020
145 146	29 30	"All Is Fur In Love and War"	TBA	TBA	December 4, 2020

Future episodes

Production code	Title	Reference
TED-727 TED-728 TED-729 TED-730	"Alien-Nation" (2-hour Series Finale)	[3]

Spin-offs

The series has had three spin-offs which also aired on The CC (Cartoon Comedy), one of which was canceled after it was nearly hit with a lawsuit.

Freshmen

Freshmen is a spin-off of The Adventures of Teddy and Friends, though it is more telenovela-like in plot elements. It only lasted throughout the week of June 16 - 23, 2014, for a total of 8 episodes, and was canceled afterward. If not, the series could have finished airing the remaining 18 episodes of the first season and could have aired 5 additional seasons as well.

Stuffy Quests

A spin-off show titled Stuffy Quests started airing on September 11 (formerly the 18^th) on The CC (Cartoon Comedy). It finished completion of its first season on February 19, 2018. It was renewed for a second season that began airing on May 28, 2018 and concluded on January 21, 2018. A third and fourth were announced coincidentally, with the third season premiering on May 27, 2019.

Canceled spin-off

The Bart Simpson Show was supposed to be another spin-off of Teddy and Friends airing on December 4, 2017, but was canceled after Matt Groening and Fox threatened legal action against The CC (Cartoon Comedy).

References

1.^"Teddy Movie Announced For 2017 Airing" (Press release). The CC. December 20, 2016. Retrieved December 20, 2016 - via Deadline.