The Adventures of Teddy and Friends (season 1)

The first season of The Adventures of Teddy and Friends, the animated television series focusing on the titular yellow extraterrestrial teddy bear and his group of colorful friends adjusting to life in New Stuff City, debuted on July 3, 2009, and concluded on June 18, 2010, for a total of 26 episodes.

Season overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			Season premiere	Season finale
	1	26	July 3, 2009	June 18, 2010

Episodes

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
1 2	1 2	"Tedtanic"	Fatima Mataraci	Poppy Livingston	June 5, 2009
The unfulfilling lives of Teddy, a yellow teddy bear and immigrant working a menial job as a cashier for a video rental shop; Elizabeth, a stuffed tabby cat adopted by the Queen England, who is evicted from the Queen's palace for being perceived as an inconvenience; Mr. Snuggles, a former henchman for a gangster who's now reformed and liberated from prison; and Peck-Man, an orb with an insatiable appetite, intersect during the RMS Tedtanic's maiden voyage from Southampton (where they originated from, excluding Teddy) to bustling metropolis New Stuff City, when all four begrudgingly share a cabin in the ship's third class, hoping to start their lives anew once they reach NSC. Devastatingly enough, however, the cruise liner strikes an iceberg and begins submerging, leading our four unlikely friends to unite in solidarity and attempt to survive the sinking. Title reference: Titanic
2	2	"Cloudy With a Chance of Meteors"	Ronald Munoz	Tamara Morgan	June 12, 2009
As Teddy, Elizabeth (now calling herself Kitty to distance herself from the Queen), Mr. Snuggles, and Peck-Man, adapt to the New Stuff City lifestyle, they find they must also prevent a meteor shower that threatens to completely demolish NSC, as they are the only intragalactic immigrants residing in the city. They tell their Earthling roomates boy-crazy Stella and the reclusive scientist John Crazy to take shelter in John's underground laboratory, where antics ensue. Title reference: Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs
3	3	"The First Day of High School...With An Alien Invasion?"	Marjory Katz	Calvin MacKenzie	June 19, 2009
Teddy and Kitty attend their first day of high school at NSC High School and have to adjust to American high school traditions, alongside xenophobia from their ignorant peers. Things escalate when the Alien King Father invades New Stuff City during school hours. Meanwhile, Mr. Snuggles and Peck-Man attend a poetry slam at a local cafe that leaves Mr. Snuggles mortified and Peck-Man compelled. And Kitty masters the "art" of flirting with the help of Stella. Title reference: N/A
4	4	"The Wizard of Paws"	Van Allen	Donald Fairbanks	June 25, 2009
The gang, currently disillusioned with NSC's gritty reality, have a cyclone tear out their apartment while still inside, transporting them to the surreal landscape of Paws. Though the whimsical world proves more idealistic for the gang than NSC, they discover that they are permanently trapped there, much to their realization that they actually love it more in NSC than in Paws. Their only escape lies in the Bizarre Wizard, who resides in the Ember Gold City, so the gang traverse towards Ember Gold City through a series of obstacles. Title reference: The Wizard of Oz
5	5	"Furry Dancing"	Dipper	Annie Oh	July 2, 2009
Frustrated at his lackluster knowledge of the performing arts, the singular thing that could aid him in winning Mr. Snuggles' affections, Teddy pursues ballroom dancing as a possible career, and endures criticism from the rancorous dance instructor, Mr. Castsew, unbeknownst that it is out of envy. Bibi confides in Mr. Snuggles to educate him on poetry so he can pen a love poem to his own crush, Matilda. Title reference: Dirty Dancing
6	6	"Intedpendence Day"	Amy O'brien	Annamarise Scarborough	July 9, 2009
Teddy organizes an Independence Day celebration of his home planet StuffellexianX589, with barbecue party and all (or at least the attempt is made, because the rest of the gang show no interest in the party, leaving Teddy to celebrate by his lonesome self), but it is immediately besieged by the aliens, who intent to invade New Stuff City. Kitty discovers that Queen Elizabeth is actually the Alien Queen Mother, and her preexisting odium for her grows exponentially. Title reference: Independence Day
7	7	"Stuffy Friday"	Kamden Middleton	Diane Reed	July 16, 2009
Tired of their so-called "stuffless" lives, the gang switch each other's bodies and live the others' lives, and switcheroo shenanigans ensue. Nevertheless, this leads them to connect more on an emotional level, although they cut short of calling themselves friends. Title reference: Freaky Friday
8	8	"Bookback Mountain"	Colette Patterson	Calvin MacKenzie	July 23, 2009
Title reference: Brokeback Mountain
9	9	"From San Anteddio With Stuff"	Annie Oh	Lester Gomez	July 30, 2009
Mr. Snuggles' past life as a henchman for a stuffy gangster catches up with him when the rest of the gang gets kidnapped and shipped to San Anteddio by a rival gang member, and only he can free them from the evil grasps of said stuffy gangster. Title reference: From Russia With Love
10	10	"The Exorcism of Mr. Snuggles"	Poppy Livingston	Anthony Gilligan	October 2, 2009
Mr. Snuggles gets possessed by a demon after the gang's play session with a Ouija board, so they begin devising methods in which to expel the hellish creature out of his body. Title reference: The Exorcism of Emily Rose
11	11	"Ted's Head"	Wendy Conroy	Grekk	October 9, 2009
Teddy experiences a feeling of dejection for reasons left unknown, so the rest of the gang enter his mind to figure out the source of his sorrow, since Teddy refuses to explain it himself. As it turns out, Teddy yearns to reunite with his stuffed koala bear brother Bibi, who remained in their home planet StuffellexianX589. The gang consoles him after realizing this and vow to reunite him with his space sibling. Title reference: Herman's Head
12 13	12 13	"Alien Invasion Around the Galaxy"	Patrice Harrison	Thurop Van Orman	October 16, 2009
An invasion plotted by the Aliens brews in Teddy's home galaxy, StuffellexianX589, so he and his friends visit all the planets in it in order to impede the aliens. Along the way they encounter Bibi, Teddy's long-lost brother, who may be the key to temporarily end the invasion. Title reference: N/A
14	14	"Teddy's Brother and the Professor Sewn"	Patrice Harrison	Thurop Van Orman	October 23, 2009
Title reference: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
15	15	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	October 30, 2010
16	16	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	November 6, 2010
17	17	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	November 13, 2010
18	18	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	November 20, 2010
19	19	"The Stufflimpics"	TBA	TBA	November 27, 2010
Teddy and the gang unwind themselves by going to New Stuff City's local Olympics game, but the aliens ruin their day of relaxation (yet again) by holding the spectators hostage, sequestrating the stuffy athletes and replacing them with their extraterrestrial counterparts, and forcing everyone to watch their twisted version of the Olympics. Title reference: The Olympics
20	20	"Date With Stufftiny"	Dipper	Miriam Northrop	April 2, 2010
On Valenstuffy's Day (parody of Valentine's Day), Teddy tries to give a store-bought Valentine's card to his best friend and secret crush Kitty, but she mistakes his handwriting in the card for Puck-Man's, so she accepts a Valenstuffy's date with him, breaking Teddy's heart. So he decides to disguise himself as Puck-Man and go to the date in the latter's place. Title reference: Date with destiny
21	21	"String Theory"	Poppy Livingston	William Ebert	April 16, 2010
John Crazy builds a interdimensional portal that Teddy accidentally gets sucked into. With Crazy being the only one out of Teddy's friend group proficient at physical cosmology, he needs only to overcome his mental illness to rescue Teddy from the multiverse. Concurrently, he must also ensure the rest of the gang remains blissfully aware of his disappearance. Title reference: String theory, "a theoretical framework in which the point-like particles of particle physics are replaced by one-dimensional objects called strings."
22	22	"Stranger than Fanfiction"	Marjory Katz		April 23, 2010
Teddy experiences his life as though it were a fanfic he'd written of a popular vampire show (which won awards at a fanfic contest), and immediately attributes it to glossing over a crucial detail in the contest's rules stipulating that the contest winner's fanfic will emulate the writer's life. He then has to edit his fanfic as it features a major character death that could also occur to Teddy. John Crazy's communications satellite receives a signal from outer space denoting the Aliens' presence. Title reference: Stranger than Fiction
23	23	"The Alienchurian Candidate"	Wendy Conroy	Anthony Gilligan	April 30, 2010
The Alien King Father brainwashes his son to run as a charismatic candidate for the New Stuffy City mayoral elections so that the aliens can ultimately gain control of the stuffy city and eventually, the world. But the Alien Prince Son has other plans. Title reference: The Manchurian Candidate
24	24	"Tedzilla"	Kamden Middleton	Ronald Munoz	June 4, 2010
Teddy mistakes one of John Crazy's concoctions for soda and tips all of it up, causing him to grow to epic proportions and have intellectual decrease, making him only able to communicate in incomprehensible grunts and roars. Title reference: Godzilla
25	25	"Cartooned In"	Patrice Harrison	Lester Gomez	June 11, 2010
During the premiere of an animated movie at the NSC theater, Teddy and the gang end up getting transported into the movie's universe when the film reel gets stuck into the projector. While the gang scramble to find a method of teleporting themselves back into the real world, Bibi learns to appreciate the animation medium as a whole. Title reference: Tune in
26	26	"We'll Always Have Teddy"	Dipper		June 18, 2010
Bibi disappears out of the blue on one particular day, and the rest of the gang initiate a manhunt for him. The mystery begins fueling even more when Teddy sights an unmarked spaceship circling around the apartment, which he decides to investigate further. As it turns out, the Alien King Father and the Alien Queen Mother abducted Bibi so they could lobotomize him into becoming malignant. Their plains fail when the gang yet again deter them and oblige them into letting them go scot-free. Title reference: "We'll always have Paris."