Doom Patrol: The Complete Series

In the series premiere, the reluctant heroes of the Doom Patrol – Robotman, Negative Man, Elasti-Woman and Crazy Jane face the threat of Mr. Nobody, who's after The Chief.

Following Mr. Nobody's capture of The Chief, the Doom Patrol investigate the mysterious albino donkey and discover it's a door to another universe, where Mr. Nobody is in control.

The Doom Patrol set out for Paraguay where they discover the Nazi doctor who created Mr. Nobody and the connection between The Chief and the two villains.

Willoughby Kipling (MARK SHEPPARD) conscripts the Doom Patrol into helping him avert the end of the world by stopping a nihilistic cult.

With the Apocalypse in full swing, the Doom Patrol must work with an unlikely ally – and a very special pug – to stop the end of the world.

Jane, Larry and Rita visit a school where the original Doom Patrol has retired. Meanwhile, Cliff and Vic bond over their mutual "father issues."

After a violent outburst from Cliff, the team engages in some self-led group therapy – leading to some growth within the group as they are knit closer together.

A sentient, gender-queer, teleporting street named Danny who's being hunted by a secret government agency, the Bureau of Normalcy, needs help from Niles – but gets Vic and Larry instead. Meanwhile, Cliff and Rita track down Karen, one of Jane's personalities, who's a hopeless romantic with the power to compel people to fulfill her wishes.

As a result of the team's previous group therapy session, Jane retreats to The Underground, a treacherous place deep within her own mindspace. There, she encounters the various facets of her many personas and journeys to discover the dark traumas of her past.

Vic and Rita find the mansion infiltrated by Ernest Franklin (guest star TOMMY SNIDER), a dangerous man called The Beard Hunter, who's been activated by the Bureau of Normalcy to find Niles Caulder. Meanwhile, we learn the tragic love story between Caulder and an immortal woman named Slava (guest star PISAY PAO) that started Niles on the path towards the man we know today.

While Larry pays a visit to his lost love, John – both in real life and in the Dreamscape – Cliff travels with Rita down to Gator Country to reconnect with his daughter, Clara, after 30 years. Meanwhile, Jane and Vic pursue the "Hero of the Beach" aka Flex Mentallo. But Vic's worried that his operating system (Grid) might have its own agenda.

With Vic captured by the Bureau of Normalcy and being held at the Ant Farm, his father, Silas Stone (guest star PHIL MORRIS) hatches a plan to break him out with the rest of the Doom Patrol. As you can imagine, not everything goes according to plan.

After escaping the Ant Farm with Flex Mentallo (guest star CHANDLER LONG), the Doom Patrol tries to restore his memory and abilities in order to find the Chief. Meanwhile, Rita confronts her doubts with the help of a stranger and Larry realizes how tied he is to the Negative Spirit.

With the help of Flex and Danny the Street, the Doom Patrol enter the White Space to rescue the Chief from Mr. Nobody. But Nobody offers them a deal that's hard to resist.

In the wake of the Chief's revelation, the Doom Patrol go their separate ways in the season finale. But when Mr. Nobody hatches a new plan, the team must reunite to help the Chief with a new unexpected (and weird) threat to the world.

In the season premiere, Niles, Jane, Cliff, Rita, Vic and Dorothy are still trapped in miniature-size weeks after the events of last season. Camped out in Cliff’s miniature race-track set up, Dorothy tries to befriend both Cliff and Jane, while Larry does his best to figure out a way to restore everyone to their normal size once again. Meanwhile, Rita asks Vic for help in using her elastic abilities for good, while Jane hides out in the Underground and Niles tries everything to earn forgiveness for his past misdeeds. In the end though, Niles will have to sacrifice something very precious, by making a bargain with Willoughby Kipling (recurring guest star Mark Sheppard) in order to help the team and keep his daughter safe – and the world safe from her imaginary friends.

Cliff, Jane, and Rita pursue Dr. Tyme (guest star Brandon Perea) – and his time-altering space mineral – in their reluctant quest to help Niles and Dorothy. At a support group, Vic meets Roni (guest star Karen Obilom), a feisty military vet who challenges his beliefs. And Larry comes face-to-face with his past at a funeral.

In the wake of a terrifying omen, Niles and Rita enter the interdimensional palace of the infamous Red Jack (guest star Roger Floyd), who feeds on pain and has taken Larry prisoner. Jane is called to The Underground to receive an ultimatum, while her physical body travels to Florida with Cliff, who’s eager to prove he’s a good father. Back at the manor, Dorothy’s game of hide and seek ends badly.

When the Dannyzens throw a massive party at Doom Manor to resuscitate Danny the Brick, Dorothy longs to join the festivities and experience life as a grown-up. As the party rages on, Rita asks Flex Mentallo (guest star DEVAN CHANDLER LONG) to help unleash her full potential – which has some dangerously racy consequences.

Dorothy finally finds a friend in Baby Doll – until playtime goes awry. Cliff discovers that Niles plans to give him human-like upgrades. Vic devises a plan to win Roni back. After Rita has a lousy audition, Larry brings her along to meet his family and learns more about the life he left behind.

Larry is tasked with handling Niles' old research team when the ageless aeronauts return from space. As Niles and Cliff set out to find a missing Dorothy, a funeral in The Underground occupies Jane's mind. Meanwhile, Vic discovers a curious connection between Roni and S.T.A.R. Labs, and Rita finds that her role in an upcoming community theater production hits too close to home.

Miranda helps protect the Doom Patrol from some truly terrible ideas after a mysterious package arrives at Doom Manor. Rita’s visit to the Cloverton beekeeper leads her to confront her lingering mommy issues. While on his way back to the manor, Cliff ends up stuck on the side of the road – literally. Niles heads north to find Dorothy’s mother.

Determined to prove her worth in The Underground, Jane brings Larry to rural Arkansas to help her retrieve an invaluable item. Meanwhile, Niles organizes a special day for Dorothy, who hides a personal development from her declining father. And Cliff gives father/daughter bonding with Clara (guest star Bethany Anne Lind) his best shot, while Rita embraces her superhero status as “The Beekeeper” and Vic is forced to confront the real Roni.

Before the Doom Patrol can answer a call to save the world from The Candlemaker in the season finale, they must first battle long-forgotten imaginary friends.

In the season three premiere Jane is still trapped in the Underground while a malevolent force takes charge as the Primary. Meanwhile Rita has been charged with a task by Niles, but finds comfort in Larry, who's wrestling with his own restless Negative Spirit. And while Vic draws a line in the sand in his relationship with the rogue and criminally vengeful Roni Evers (recurring guest star Karen Obilom), his father offers some advice. Becoming a proud grandfather, Cliff gets an unexpected visit from Niles, who begs of him a favor. Lastly, Dorothy takes her father on a journey with the help of Danny the Street.

With the weight of the Chief's responsibilities upon her, Rita decides it's time for the Doom Patrol to take a vacation! Although Larry's out exploring the galaxy with the Negative Spirit, Cliff has been making up for lost time by being an overprotective grandfather, Vic has been turned "offline" due to his relationship with Roni, and Jane needs time to sort out her role among the others - each of them in need of a break. Unfortunately, the Secretary books the group for an all-inclusive resort stay at the practically deserted Codsville Mountain Resort - where the ever-vigilant Garguax the Decimator (guest star STEPHEN MURPHY) has been lying in wait for them for decades!

After waking up in the Tunnel of Souls, Jane, Cliff, Rita and Vic are thrust into their own personal purgatories, where they encounter foundational people from their pasts. Meanwhile, Dorothy and Larry consult the Dead Boy Detectives, a highly specialized agency to help them bring back their friends.

Rattled by the unexpected complications of being "undead" the Doom Patrol are inspired to better themselves. But their efforts are soon disrupted by the return of a former adversary and the sudden appearance of a mysterious woman, who arrives by way of an even more enigmatic time machine.

After receiving vital information about her past, an out-of-sorts Madame Rouge grapples with her future, enlisting the Doom Patrol for a mission that thrusts them deep into a perplexing society. And while the rest of the team attempts to infiltrate their target, Rita discovers a surprising connection to Rouge back at home.

After the time machine deposits her in 1917 with a very specific note, Rita finds herself working at the Bureau of Normalcy, where she connects with an oddly familiar group. Back at the manor, Jane facilitates Kay's first taste of freedom, and Larry has an epiphany while caring for his son.

While Jane takes on the "others" for Kay (series regular SKYE ROBERTS), Vic consults an old friend about a major life change, Cliff takes his online habits from bad to worse, and Larry's tumor reveals itself. Amid the mounting chaos, Madame Rouge attempts to rally the group against impending doom.

While the fog obscures more than just the air, Vic, Cliff, Jane and Larry are forced to relive their most shameful moments until a breakthrough is reached. And Rita begins to piece together Madame Rouge's complex history.

Kay and Victor connect, while Clara (recurring guest star BETHANY ANNE LIND) broaches a difficult subject with Cliff. Following her confrontation with Rita, Madame Rouge attempts to get back in the good graces of the Brotherhood of Evil, forcing the Doom Patrol to reckon with the growing target on their backs.

With the Brotherhood of Evil closing in - and overwhelmed by a sense of deja vu - the Doom Patrol must set aside past burdens in the season finale to become the superhero team they truly are or risk being taken out for good!

Struggling to find their footing, the Doom Patrol begin to question their leadership, further driving a wedge between two members. As he continues his quest for happiness, Vic and his father Silas present Cliff with a meaningful upgrade. Then, the team is confronted by a horrifying realization… in the future.

Desperate to reverse their grim future, the Doom Patrol strategizes ways to wipe out the zombie butts. As Larry tries to figure out what's wrong with Keeg, Cliff and Madame Rouge go rogue, while Vic and Jane go undercover.

As the Doom Patrol regroup under their newly chosen leadership, Rita receives an oddly prescient invitation to a career retrospective. While the absence of Keeg and Kay leave Larry and Jane feeling purposeless, Vic attempts to reconnect with his old crew – to mixed results.

When Danny is invaded, and the safety of everyone housed within is suddenly at risk, Dorothy calls on Space Case to defend against the evil Torminox. But when his fleet proves too powerful, Dorothy is forced to summon the most powerful "friend" in her arsenal.

As the rise of Immortus looms, the Doom Patrol teams up with Willoughby to prevent the end of the world. But when Rita awakens horrifyingly aged, a mishandled spell turns the team into teenagers. Meanwhile, Larry's search for Keeg leads to a catastrophic confrontation.

The Doom Patrol must get their longevities back.

While trapped in Orqwith, Jane ropes Cliff into hunting for their longevities, as Vic gives Deric his own superhero moment by taking on the Scissormen. Meanwhile, Rouge tries to convince a gloomy Rita into joining the rest of the team.

Sent back to Earth after the cosmic blast, the Doom Patrol must figure out what to do with Immortus – which unexpectedly leads them to a superhero parade. Meanwhile, Dorothy and Casey team up for a new mission, and Larry regards his future from a grim new perspective.

After realizing they’re trapped in a continuous loop of music-filled Immortimas Days, the Doom Patrol confront the people they’ve become, while reckoning with who they once were.

After uncovering what she believes is the source of Immortus’ power, Rouge tries to rally the Doom Patrol, but the rapidly aging team seems more content to enjoy the little time they have left. Meanwhile, Deric’s words weigh heavily on Vic as he considers the future of Cyborg.

After discovering a series of portals within the time stream, Vic secures one hour for each of his team members to search for their longevities. As the Doom Patrol is thrown into pivotal moments from the past, their futures come into focus as they attempt to save Rita, themselves, and the world.

After returning to Cloverton, the Doom Patrol gather for a final mission – one that proves to be unlike any they’ve had before.

Introducing the super-powered Doom Patrol!

Season 1 Gag Reel.

Part support group, part superhero team, the Doom Patrol is a band of super-powered freaks who fight for a world that wants nothing to do with them.

The Doom Patrol is at a difficult crossroads and things get a whole lot more complicated when Madame Rouge (Michelle Gomez) arrives in a time machine with a very specific mission, if only she could remember it.

The Doom Patrol: Robotman aka Cliff Steele, Negative Man aka Larry Trainor, Elasti-Woman aka Rita Farr, Crazy Jane and Cyborg aka Victor Stone, are at a crossroads as each member struggles to face who they are and who they want to be.

Going inside season 3 of Doom Patrol with an in depth look at all the mayhem and madness that follows on the heels of Niles Caulder’s death. Showrunner Jeremy Carver and the cast of the series discuss how each of their characters handles the loss of Niles in a unique way as we explore the many new beginnings, awakenings, journeys, and moments of closure that occur throughout the season.

He may be mostly machinery but one thing Robotman does not have is a filter. As The Doom Patrol’s most foul mouthed grandfather, Robotman never holds back exactly what he’s thinking. Laugh along with this supercut of season 3 footage featuring all of Robotman’s best, dirtiest, and most hilarious lines.

Unsung Heroes - Unmasking Robotman and Negative Man.

Actors respond to random questions.

Doom Patrol actors read lines from the actual Doom Patrol comic books.