Teen Titans Go! See Space Jam

RELEASED 20 Jun 20211h 20m★ 6.2 TMDB

The Teen Titans are visited by the Nerdlucks, the Space Jam villains who tried to capture Michael Jordan and the Looney Tunes. Astonished to discover his fellow Titans have never seen Space Jam, Cyborg organizes an exclusive watch party.

WATCH NOTE

Original 2021 Teen Titans Go! television movie, premiering June 20 on Cartoon Network before its July 27 digital release. The Titans host a Space Jam (1996) watch party with new commentary and a Nerdluck encounter. TVmaze's season-seven special and TheTVDB's S00E10 repeat this movie; do not count those listings as additional viewing. WarnerMedia, Rotten Tomatoes and BBFC document an 80-minute presentation, while other opened listings give 81 or 83 minutes; exact edition differences remain unresolved. Five principal DC character associations are verified. Robin's civilian identity in this exact movie, complete supporting and archival credits, and silent/background appearance coverage remain under review.

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Introduces the team hosting this Space Jam watch party. The movie explains its own premise, so finishing the series is optional.

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Teen Titans Go! See Space Jam is title 54 of 118 in our Animated Elseworlds viewing sequence. The Teen Titans Go! team hosts a watch party for Space Jam (1996), with the Nerdlucks joining them. A few episodes of the 2013 series provide optional background, but this movie introduces its own watch-party premise. Keep it as a separate feature rather than watching it again as a season-seven special.

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