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| Phil LaMarr | Green Lantern | |
| Susan Eisenberg | Wonder Woman | |
| Kevin Conroy | Batman | |
| George Newbern | Superman | |
| Carl Lumbly | J'onn J'onzz | |
| Dee Bradley Baker | Blockbuster | |
| Marc John Jefferies | Young Green Lantern | |
| John C. McGinley | The Atom | |
| Jennifer Hale | Inza Nelson | |
| Alexis Lang | Nardoc | |
| Peter Onorati | Warhawk | |
| Nicholle Tom | Supergirl | |
| Adam Baldwin | Bonk | |
| Oded Fehr | Dr. Fate | |
| Robert Picardo | Amazo | |
| Mindy Sterling | Enid Clinton | |
| James Arnold Taylor | Private | |
| Peter MacNicol | Chronos | |
| Michael Rosenbaum | Ghoul | |
| Ed O'Ross | General Olanic | |
| Tom Everett Scott | Booster Gold | |
| Robert Foxworth | Professor Emil Hamilton | |
| Bruce Timm | Husband | |
| Maria Canals-Barrera | Shayera Hol | |
| James Sie | General Kwan |
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An American animated television series about a team of superheroes which ran from 2001 to 2004 on Cartoon Network. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation, it is based on the Justice League and associated comic book characters published by DC Comics. After its second season, it became Justice League Unlimited, and ran an additional three seasons. |
| 24 mins 7/31/2004 1. Initiation | |
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After unsuccessfully attempting to recruit the Green Arrow to join the expanded League, he plays an important role with a team sent to manage a crisis in Asia.
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| 21 mins 8/7/2004 2. For the Man Who Has Everything | |
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Batman and Wonder Woman find Superman immobilized in the Fortress of Solitude by a plant sent by the would-be conqueror Mongul.
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| 24 mins 8/14/2004 3. Kids' Stuff | |
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Morgaine Le Fey transforms Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern into children after Mordred uses his magic to remove all adults from Earth and keep children on the Earth.
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| 23 mins 8/21/2004 4. Hawk and Dove | |
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Ares creates a war machine called the Annihilator to escalate a civil war in Kasnia. Hawk, Dove, and Wonder Woman try to stop his plans.
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| 23 mins 8/28/2004 5. This Little Piggy | |
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When Circe changes Wonder Woman into a pig, Batman and Zatanna must find her and change her back.
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| 24 mins 9/4/2004 6. Fearful Symmetry | |
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Supergirl, Green Arrow, and The Question investigate Supergirl's disturbing dreams. They discover that Cadmus created a clone of Supergirl named Galatea while she was recovering from her fight against Superman on Earth.
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| 23 mins 9/11/2004 7. The Greatest Story Never Told | |
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The Justice League battle Mordru in the background, while the narrative follows Booster Gold as he attempts to close a walking black hole while he's supposed to be on "crowd control".
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| 24 mins 9/18/2004 8. The Return | |
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After blasting through the entire Green Lantern Corps, the android Amazo returns to Earth. Only the Justice League stands between him and his goal -- the now-reformed Lex Luthor.
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| 24 mins 12/4/2004 9. Ultimatum | |
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A team of too-good-to-be-true superheroes find out the truth about their origins and go on the rampage.
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| 23 mins 12/11/2004 10. Dark Heart | |
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Most of the League battles with powerful alien nanotechnology but, realize that the waves of self-replicating robots cannot be simply destroyed. The diminutive Atom shrinks himself to stop the robots from the inside.
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| 24 mins 12/18/2004 11. Wake the Dead | |
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A trio of high school kids accidentally resurrect Solomon Grundy, reviving him more powerful than ever but with no memories of his past. Dr. Fate, Amazo, Aquaman, and Shayera assist League regulars stopping his rampage.
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| 24 mins 1/22/2005 12. The Once and Future Thing, Part One: Weird Western Tales | |
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While pursuing a time traveling thief, Batman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern team up with a collection of DC Universe western heroes to battle the villain controlling him.
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| 24 mins 1/29/2005 13. The Once and Future Thing, Part Two: Time, Warped | |
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The time traveling League team goes to the future to team up with that time's League to battle Chronos who rules.
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