Ep 35. Career Day

The episode starts with the Teen Titans sitting in their living room discussing their potential career options. They all express their interests, but Robin is insistent that they all become superheroes. The Titans argue back and forth until Robin decides that they need to participate in Career Day at a nearby elementary school to show the kids the importance of being a superhero.

At the Career Day, the Titans meet a variety of other superheroes, including a fireman, a police officer, and a doctor. While the other superheroes are very popular with the kids, the Titans' superhero presentation falls flat and they leave disappointed.

Determined to prove themselves as superheroes, the Titans try to prevent a group of robbers from stealing a golden statue from a jewelry store. However, the Titans' inexperience gets the best of them and they end up causing more harm than good.

Feeling down and defeated, the Titans decide to give up on their superhero dreams and instead try out different careers. They each try their hand at a variety of jobs, including a chef, a construction worker, and a movie star, but quickly realize that they are not cut out for those professions.

As they wander aimlessly around the city, they witness a group of bank robbers getting away with a bag of cash. The Titans quickly spring into action and use their unique skills to capture the robbers. The kids nearby witness their heroism and start to cheer them on.

Feeling inspired by their newfound success, the Titans decide to give superheroism another try. They track down the group of robbers who stole the golden statue and this time, they are able to catch them without causing any destruction. The kids who witnessed the Titans' bravery at the bank robbery are at the scene and declare the Titans as their new favorite superheroes.

The Titans return to the Career Day event and this time, they are met with cheers and applause from the kids. The other superheroes even express their respect for the Titans and their dedication to superheroism. The Titans leave the event feeling accomplished and even more committed to their dreams of becoming superheroes.

Overall, this episode of Teen Titans Go! teaches the importance of perseverance and dedication to one's dreams, as well as the value of trying new things and exploring different career paths.