—Some of the original "Total Drama" characters enter into an alternate universe where they are aged down from teenagers to toddlers.

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Season 251 of 51 Episodes

Owen's newly found gloves make him great at everything, but the greatness comes at a high price.
When a substitute teacher fills in for Chef, Duncan mistakenly thinks it's going to be the best day ever.
When Gwen's favorite event, the Zombie March, falls on the same day as Noah's nightmare event, dental hygienist checkup day, Gwen and Noah find a way to help each other out.
Owen pretends to be Izzy's pet dinosaur after leading her to believe she dug him up in the school playground.
Hoping to "brighten her day," Izzy and Owen pimp out Gwen's egg chair; when it ends up in a museum run by angry chickens, they must retrieve it before Gwen destroys the day care in a temper tantrum of unspeakable darkness.
When a severe screen addiction turns the kids into lazy deadbeats, Chef brings in a professional to whip them into shape.
Chef accidentally cooks up a killer cyborg turkey in a failed attempt to get the kids to appreciate him on Appreciation Day.
When Chef's mom becomes the supply teacher for a day, Duncan replaces Chef's to-do list with one of his own.
After eating Chef's extremely rare and expensive chocolates, Courtney drags Owen, Izzy and Beth all the way to the Norberian Alps of Fruffenberg to replace them.
Chef is knocked unconscious right before a school board evaluator shows up for a big review; Owen fills in so Chef doesn't lose his teaching license and to ensure the kids earn the pony ride Chef promised for good behavior.
After having a chocolate bar confiscated by Chef, Beth finds herself in a parallel giant world and aims to get back her now giant chocolate bar.
Izzy can't bring herself to smash a piñata during the class's Cinco de Mayo celebrations; when the unsmashed piñata comes to life and spawns an evil piñata army, it's batter up.
After Leshawna, Bridgette, Owen and Cody win a Hide and Seek competition, a jealous former champion traps them on a private island and forces them to play for their freedom.
The other kids fear Harold has accidentally flushed himself down Chef's fancy new toilet, so they travel into the sewer on a rescue mission.
Leshawna tries to capture the tooth fairy, but she accidentally captures the fart fairy.
It's International Cousins Day and Owen and Gwen are dreading the fact that their cousins Max and Ella are spending the day with them; soon, everyone else will understand why.
While trying to photocopy his butt on Chef's fancy new copier, Duncan accidentally makes another Duncan.
After trying on the nose of a clown, Owen learns that this is how clowns are made, and he is stuck as a clown until he can trick someone into asking to try on the nose.
When Chef brings in some old toys from his childhood, he, Duncan and Gwen each get magically sucked into one of the toys and need to find a way to get back into their own bodies.
Izzy forgets the ending to her most amazing dream of all time, so the kids travel into her mind to find out what happened.
Cody gets a super cool, new t-shirt; it's so cool that the kids don't even recognize him, so Cody jumps on the chance to leave his old life behind and become popular.
Bridgette donates her hair to a charity that makes wigs for hairless cats and now some classmates want to do the same; their quest for perfect wig hair drives them to weird and dangerous lengths.
Owen has a mishap while baking an upside-down cake and is transported to an upside-down world where he is forced to outwit himself in order to get his cake back.
Duncan cooks up a nuclear hot sauce to mess with Chef, but accidentally summons Terry Spice, King of the Underworld!
Gwen rejects the friendship of a friendly ghost.
Duncan takes advantage of a questionable Halloween legend to steal candy from his classmates.
The class members try to help Chef achieve his dream of joining the world's most famous tuba band, Tubalicious, only to regret it when they realize how much they'll miss him.
While trying to defend his elite gamer status Chef uses an old cheat code that brings a dangerous avatar to life.
Courtney must deliberately lose a challenge or let the entire world go back in time; it's a really hard choice for her.
When Chef gets locked outside in a storm, the kids mistakenly assume he's a robber and decide to protect the Daycare, by any means necessary.
Gwen is frustrated by Beth's silly belief that cartoons are real, but they visit an animation studio and discover that Beth is right.
When the kids discover Chef's past as a disgraced pro wrestler, they invite his old tag team partner to help put on a charity show.
Chef accidentally cooks up a killer cyborg turkey in a failed attempt to get the kids to appreciate him on Appreciation Day.
Duncan tricks Chef into taking the class to the North Pole in order to remove his name from the naughty list.
In an attempt to win the holidays, Chef brings snowmen to life to entertain the kids; however, when they turn out to be evil, Chef and the kids have to jingle some bells.
The school descends into chaos after getting a visit from Gazunga, the Jealousy Troll.
When the kids are about to be subject to school testing with no time to study, Courtney freaks and orders a Brainiac Ray from the back of a comic book that does not work as advertised.
When Beth is told that the impending arrival of a baby brother is about to ruin her life, she runs away to find a new family.
Izzy, convinced that Cody is an alien, embarks on a journey through space to take him back home.
Owen wants his favorite treat, Jiggle Giggle, so bad that he's willing to use a time machine to get to snack time quicker; however, when he ends up stuck in the past, Owen must decide between getting home and getting fed.
Courtney becomes infatuated with a new gold sticker incentive program that Chef introduces to the class.
Chef introduces the kids to agriculture by teaching them how to grow plants from seeds; however, when Izzy shows her seed too much love, it turns into a monster that terrorizes the class.
After eating some mystery fish sticks, Leshawna achieves every little girl's dream and transforms into a mermaid.
With most of the class already gone for spring break, a nefarious villain infiltrates the school. Luckily a sleeper agent has been lying in wait. Hold on... it's BETH?!? Oh boy.
When Duncan realizes Chef is getting kids to tattle on him in return for chocolate milk he sees an opportunity.
When Courtney turns to a magical datebook to help her achieve perfection, she's trapped in a never-ending loop until a friend teaches her a valuable lesson.
When Izzy, Jude and Owen accidentally bring a pizza to life they do everything they can to help him find a new purpose in life other than being eaten.
When a magic trick goes sideways, Duncan makes a great escape and Harold becomes the target of a sorcerer hunt.
When Courtney gets the old, gross day care carpet replaced with a new one, the resulting static electricity has unexpected consequences.
When a career-predicting machine tells Owen he has no skills to offer the world; Owen finds a way to prove the machine wrong in the most Owen way possible.
When chicken pox sweeps through the school, the kids visit the Chicken Queen to apologize for past misdeeds, and hopefully to procure an antidote before it's too late.

Some of the original "Total Drama" characters enter into an alternate universe where they are aged down from teenagers to toddlers.

Emilie-Claire Barlow, Clé Bennett, Katie Crown, Carter Hayden, Scott McCord, Drew Nelson, Sarah Gadon, Christian Potenza, Peter Oldring, Bahia Watson

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