Season one of Young Justice first aired its pilot on November 26, 2010, and began its episodic run on January 7, 2011. The finale aired on April 21, 2012. It is succeeded by season two, retitled Young Justice: Invasion, which debuted on April 28, 2012.

Contents 1 Logline 2 Major plot lines 3 Cast 3.1 Stars 3.2 Co-stars 4 Production crew 4.1 Producers 4.2 Directors 4.3 Writers 5 Episodes 6 Ratings 7 Home video releases 8 Recurring motifs 9 See also 10 References 11 External links

Logline Edit

In Young Justice, being a teenager means proving yourself over and over—to peers, parents, teachers, mentors and, ultimately, to yourself. But what if you're not just a normal teenager? What if you're a teenage super hero? Are you ready to join the ranks of the great heroes and prove you're worthy of the Justice League? That's exactly what the members of Young Justice—Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Superboy, Miss Martian and Artemis—will find out, whether they have what it takes to be a proven hero. This exciting adventure series is produced by Warner Bros. Animation and based upon characters from DC Comics. Sam Register (Teen Titans, Batman: The Brave and the Bold) is the executive producer. Brandon Vietti (Batman: Under the Red Hood, The Batman) and Greg Weisman (Gargoyles, The Spectacular Spider-Man) are the producers.

Major plot lines Edit

• Five young heroes—Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, Superboy and Miss Martian—form a covert ops team to undertake covert operations on behalf of the Justice League.
• Speedy parts ways with his mentor, after an unsuccessful, long yearned induction in the Justice League. He goes solo as "Red Arrow" and refuses joining the Team, but befriends Aqualad.
• An ominous and mysterious super-villain group called "the Light" is operating behind the scenes and procuring several means for unspecified purposes. The Team often runs interference with their operation without realizing it.
• Superboy is a weapon created by Cadmus and his nature and purpose is not fully understood.
• Kid Flash is infatuated with Miss Martian.
• Red Tornado is being targeted by T.O. Morrow.
• Aqualad becomes the leader of the Team, albeit with some reserve.
• Artemis, a heroine with a mysterious past and dubious connections, becomes the sixth member of the Team.
• There are suspicions of the existence of a mole within the Team.
• The Team rescues and adopts a sentient Sphere with mysterious origins and capabilities.
• Superboy and Miss Martian develop a romantic relationship. They decide to keep it from their teammates, but over time they eventually become aware of it.
• Superboy adopts a Kobra-Venom enhanced wolf.
• The heroes gradually become aware of the cooperation of super villains for unknown purposes. The Light manages to stave off suspicion via a scapegoat and retains their anonymity.
• Zatanna befriends the Team and is eventually taken in by them after her father becomes Doctor Fate.
• Miss Martian is hiding secrets from her friends.
• Red Arrow joins the Team as an act of goodwill towards the Justice League.

Cast Edit

Stars Edit

• Lacey Chabert as Zatanna
• Crispin Freeman as Red Arrow
• Kittie as Rocket
• Stephanie Lemelin as Artemis
• Jesse McCartney as Robin
• Danica McKellar as Miss Martian
• Nolan North as Superboy
• Khary Payton as Aqualad
• Jason Spisak as Kid Flash

Co-stars Edit

• Bruce Greenwood as Batman
• Vanessa Marshall as Black Canary
• Jeff Bennett as Red Tornado
• Kevin Michael Richardson as Martian Manhunter

Production crew Edit

Producers Edit

• Greg Weisman Developer / Executive producer / Writer
• Brandon Vietti Executive producer / Writer

Directors Edit

• Christopher Berkeley – 2 episodes
• Jay Oliva – 11 episodes
• Lauren Montgomery – 1 episode
• Matt Youngberg – 1 episode
• Michael Chang – 10 episodes
• Sam Liu – 1 episode
• Tim Divar – 1 episode
• Victor Cook – 1 episode

Writers Edit

• Andrew Robinson – 3 episodes
• Greg Weisman – 6 episodes
• Jon Weisman – 4 episodes
• Kevin Hopps – 5 episodes
• Nicole Dubuc – 4 episodes
• Peter David – 2 episodes
• Tom Pugsley – 2 episodes

Episodes Edit

Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
"Independence Day"	Jay Oliva	Greg Weisman	November 26, 2010	101
Robin, Speedy, Aqualad and Kid Flash are finally granted access to the headquarters of the Justice League. But when that access turns out to be little more than a glorified backstage pass, Speedy walks, and the other three sidekicks go on a mission of their own, to Project Cadmus, where they make a startling discovery...
"Fireworks"	Sam Liu	Greg Weisman	November 26, 2010	102
Robin, Aqualad and Kid Flash have infiltrated Cadmus, where they find the sixteen year old clone of Superman, Superboy. They free the clone, and escape from Cadmus whilst battling Blockbuster. Once the building collapses, the Justice League appear, and the four boys demand to be recognized as a team. After agreeing to found the team on League terms, the niece of Martian Manhunter also joins.
"Welcome to Happy Harbor"	Jay Oliva	Kevin Hopps	January 21, 2011	103
The newly formed the Team once again meets Speedy whilst battling Brick, and again he refuses to join. After a small session of "team bonding", the group discovers Mister Twister destroying Happy Harbor, and believe it to be Red Tornado in disguise testing them.
"Drop-Zone"	Christopher Berkeley	Andrew Robinson	January 28, 2011	104
Batman sends the Team on its first official mission... and they don't even have a leader yet! The teen heroes are sent to investigate the production of a new drug called Venom in a nearby rogue country, but soon find themselves in the middle of a war between Bane and the cult organization Kobra.
"Schooled"	Michael Chang	Nicole Dubuc	February 4, 2011	105
Superboy's anger over his non-relationship with Superman is getting out of control. He refuses to train with Black Canary, and when the Team faces an opponent that even the Justice League had trouble defeating, the Boy of Steel goes rogue.
"Infiltrator"	Jay Oliva	Jon Weisman	February 11, 2011	106
Artemis faces an uphill battle winning over her new teammates, as she tries to fill Red Arrow's boots on a mission he initiated: saving a brilliant young scientist from the League of Shadows.
"Denial"	Michael Chang	Tom Pugsley	February 18, 2011	107
Kent Nelson has gone missing and the Team is sent to find him. Kid Flash is forced to put his skepticism of magic aside when the team has to prevent the helmet of Doctor Fate from falling into the hands of Abra Kadabra and Klarion.
"Downtime"	Jay Oliva	Kevin Hopps	March 4, 2011	108
After a disastrous mission with the team, Aqualad returns to Atlantis to choose between a life on the surface world, or one beneath with the girl of his dreams, Aquagirl. But other forces of play make Aqualad's decision for him.
"Bereft"	Michael Chang	Nicole Dubuc	March 11, 2011	109
The Team finds itself wandering the desert of Bialya with no memory of the last six months... or of each other. Only Miss Martian can restore their minds and figure out what happened, but is she too late to save Superboy?
"Targets"	Christopher Berkeley	Andrew Robinson	September 16, 2011	110
Red Arrow’s battle to prevent the League of Shadows from inciting a war, pits him against the world’s most dangerous assassins – and allies him with someone more dangerous still. Too bad Aqualad couldn’t convince him to ask the team for help...
"Terrors"	Jay Oliva	Greg Weisman	September 23, 2011	111
Batman assigns Superboy and Miss Martian to go undercover inside Belle Reve Penitentiary, a federal prison designed to house the world’s worst super-villains...
"Homefront"	Michael Chang	Jon Weisman	September 30, 2011	112
When the Cave itself is attacked, can Artemis and Robin – the two teens without super-powers – save the Team (or even themselves) from the unknown invaders?
"Alpha Male"	Jay Oliva	Tom Pugsley	October 7, 2011	113
Already exhausted and rattled after a home turf invasion of the Cave, the Team learns that Aqualad – their friend and leader – withheld vital information that put them all at risk. When Batman sends the Team and new “den-mother” Captain Marvel to India to investigate bizarre reports of armed animals attacking human beings, can Aqualad pull his fractured Team together?
"Revelation"	Michael Chang	Kevin Hopps	October 14, 2011	114
When Plant Creatures attack major cities around the world, the Team is eager to join the fight alongside the Justice League. Instead, Batman assigns them a still more dangerous task – taking out the plants’ masters: a secret society of super- villains: the Injustice League!
"Humanity"	Matt Youngberg	Greg Weisman	October 21, 2011	115
The Team is on the hunt for Red Tornado, determined to find out once and for all whether the robot was the mole – even if it means kidnapping new friend Zatanna and dragging her along on their quest!
"Failsafe"	Jay Oliva	Nicole Dubuc	November 4, 2011	116
During an alien invasion, the Team faces the ultimate challenge when they are forced to replace the fallen Justice League!
"Disordered"	Michael Chang	Andrew Robinson	November 11, 2011	117
Conner Kent's pet Sphere has undergone a startling transformation, bringing it to the attention of the forever people of New Genesis. Turns out Sphere originally belonged to them... and they want it back!
"Secrets"	Jay Oliva	Peter David	November 18, 2011	118
On Halloween, Artemis and Zatanna go to Manhattan for a night on the town, only to be hunted by Harm, a psycho-in-training, hiding a deadly secret...
"Misplaced"	Michael Chang	Greg Weisman	March 3, 2012	119
When every adult on the planet disappears, only the team, Zatanna, and Billy Batson are left to defeat the five most powerful sorcerers on Earth.[1]
"Coldhearted"	Victor Cook	Jon Weisman	March 10, 2012	120
Wally West comes oh-so-close to fulfilling his birthday wish to finally fight alongside the Justice League. Instead, a massively disappointed Kid Flash is taken off the mission and tasked with a simple delivery job. But a few deadly surprises await the birthday boy along the way...[2]
"Image"	Jay Oliva	Nicole Dubuc	March 17, 2012	121
A covert operation against Queen Bee in Qurac forces Miss Martian to finally face her greatest fears and her biggest secrets. But will she reveal those secrets to her friends—or allow what she's hiding to take down the entire team?
"Agendas"	Michael Chang	Kevin Hopps	March 24, 2012	122
Superboy returns to Project Cadmus, where he learns the top-secret genetics lab may have created another Super Clone. Meanwhile, the Justice League convenes at the Watchtower to discuss an important matter.[3]
"Insecurity"	Jay Oliva	Peter David	March 31, 2012	123
Red Arrow's return undercuts Artemis' confidence, while the team's mission to track down Sportsmaster threatens to expose her darkest secrets.[2]
"Performance"	Michael Chang	Jon Weisman	April 7, 2012	124
The Team goes undercover at the Haly International Traveling Circus to locate a thief stealing weapons technology across Europe. But a thief isn't all they find...[4]
"Usual Suspects"	Jay Oliva & Tim Divar	Kevin Hopps	April 14, 2012	125
The Team gets a new member and a new mission – a mission that may finally expose all the Team's secrets... and all their lies![4]
"Auld Acquaintance"	Michael Chang & Lauren Montgomery	Greg Weisman	April 21, 2012	126
The Team finally learns the identity of the traitor in their midst, forcing a battle against an enemy more dangerous than any they've ever faced before![4]

Ratings Edit

#	Episode	Original airing	Viewers	Target audience
00	Sneak peek event	November 26, 2010	2.5 million[5]	2+
01	"Independence Day" (Part 1)	January 7, 2011	1.3 million[6]	kids: 6-14
02	"Fireworks" (Part 2)	January 14, 2011	1.8 million[7]	kids: 6-11 & boys: 2-11; 9-14
03	"Welcome to Happy Harbor"	January 21, 2011	0.9 million[8]	kids and boys: 9-14
04	"Drop-Zone"	January 28, 2011	1.0 million[9]	kids and boys: 9-14
05	"Schooled"	February 4, 2011	2.5 million[10]	kids: 2-14
06	"Infiltrator"	February 11, 2011	2.1 million[11]	kids: 2-14
07	"Denial"	February 18, 2011	1.1 million[12]	kids and boys: 9-14
08	"Downtime"	March 4, 2011	1.2 million[13]	kids: 2-11; 9-14
09	"Bereft"	March 11, 2011	0.7 million[14]	kids and boys: 9-14

NOTE: No further press releases were issued after the original airing of "Bereft".

Home video releases Edit

• Season One, Volume One
• Season One, Volume Two
• Season One, Volume Three
• Young Justice: 3-Pack Fun
• Young Justice: Dangerous Secrets

Recurring motifs Edit

• List of similarities with Greg Weisman's other works
• Main title clips
• Number 16
• Timestamp

See also Edit

• Answered questions from season one
• Young Justice (comic)
• Young Justice: Invasion (season two)

References Edit

↑ Harvey, James (2012-01-27). "New "Green Lantern: The Animated Series," "Young Justice" Coming March 2012". World's Finest. Retrieved 2012-01-27. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Harvey, James (2012-03-01). "Young Justice," "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" March 2012 Episode Schedule. World's Finest Online. Retrieved 2012-03-01. ↑ Harvey, James (2012-03-22). Stills, Videos, Description For Upcoming Episode Of "Young Justice" Animated Series. World's Finest Online. Retrieved 2012-05-04. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Harvey, James (2012-03-27). "Young Justice," "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" Episode Schedule For April 2012. World's Finest Online. Retrieved 2012-03-27. ↑ Harvey, James (2010-12-02). "Young Justice" Special Event Grabs Cartoon Network Over 2.5 Million Viewers. World's Finest. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Seidman, Robert (2011-01-12). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network; Including 'The Closer,' 'Conan,' 'Southland' & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Gorman, Bill (2011-01-19). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network; Including 'The Closer,' 'Conan,' 'Southland' & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Seidman, Robert (2011-01-25). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network; Including 'Are We There Yet,' 'Conan,' 'Southland' & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Gorman, Bill (2011-02-01). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network; Including 'Conan,' 'Southland,' 'The Closer' Live+7 & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Seidman, Robert (2011-02-08). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network; Including 'Conan,' 'Southland,' 'Ben 10' & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Gorman, Bill (2011-02-15). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network; Including 'Conan,' 'Southland,' 'Clone Wars,' NBA & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Seidman, Robert (2011-02-23). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, truTV; Including NBA All-Star Game, 'Conan,' 'Southland,' 'Clone Wars' & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Seidman, Robert (2011-03-08). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, truTV; Including 'Southland,' 'Conan,' 'Regular Show' & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14. ↑ Gorman, Bill (2011-03-15). Ratings Notes for TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, truTV; Including 'Southland,' 'Conan,' NBA & More. TV by the Numbers. Retrieved 2011-08-14.

External links Edit

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