Total Drama Action
★ 7.4 · 2009 · 22m · Action & Adventure · Animation · Comedy · Drama
After losing a chance to win a million dollars, campers from "Total Drama Island" get a second chance to win a million dollars through movie-oriented challenges for the next 6 weeks.
Episodes
1. Monster Cash!22m · The first installment of the Total Drama Action finds the cast members participating in a monster movie challenge.
2. Alien Resurr-eggtion22m · Chef tracks the players progress as they search for alien eggs.
3. Riot on Set22m · Teams are chosen and set to shooting some very strange dramatic scenes.
4. Beach Blanket Bogus22m · The challenge will contain a beach-theme where the teams will be required to surf over a tank of sharks on a mechanical surfboard.
5. 3:10 To Crazytown22m · The two teams square off in several western themed challenges.
6. TDA Aftermath: I22m · Geoff and Bridgette play hosts of an after show which dishes dirt on the cast.
7. The Chefshank Redemption22m · The remaining contestants square off in another challenge. This week's theme centers around a prison movie.
8. One Flu Over The Cuckoos22m · The contestants take part in a medically themed challenge. When a deadly virus breaks out, things go critical on set. It all leads up to someone's "acting skills" that gets the reward.
9. The Sand Witch Project22m · The castmates compete in a horror themed trilogy challenge. Someone's conscience begins to bother them about their actions, and they end up removing themselves from the competition.
10. Masters of Disasters22m · It's a disastrous time for the castmates, with earthquakes, floods, and lava spills. The disasters get worse as somebody gets seriously injured and the others find themselves in deep water.
11. Full Metal Drama22m · The two teams take part in a challenge inspired by war movies. Later, another contestant is voted out of the competition.
12. TDA Aftermath: II22m · Geoff and Bridgette talk about what has happened in recent episodes and interview cast mates that were recently voted out.
13. Ocean's Eight - Or Nine22m · The teams participate in a challenge inspired by bank heist films. However, for one contestant, the challenge holds an unexpected surprise.
14. One Million Bucks BC22m · The two teams compete in a prehistoric themed challenge.
15. Million Dollar Babies22m · In a sports themed challenge, the contestants find themselves boxing, playing badminton, wrestling in a ball pit, cheer-leading, and even playing trampoline basketball.
16. Dial M For Merger22m · The teams are dissolved and the remaining cast mates participate in an individual challenge which is revolved around spy movies.
17. Super Hero-Id22m · The remaining cast mates do a superhero challenge of bravery.
18. The Aftermath: lll22m · Geoff and Bridgette welcome us to another spectacularly juicy, behind-the-scenes episode of the Total Drama Action Aftermath show. Gossip lives here!
19. The Princess Pride22m · When Chris shows up with a glass combat boot, the contestants know it's time to bust open the conventions of a fairy tale movie.
20. Get a Clue22m · And then there were five. ... The gloves are off and the magnifying glasses are out, as Chris declares this week the mystery movie challenge.
21. Rock n' Rule22m · The remaining cast mates take part in a rock themed challenge and learn that a voted off person is returning to the show.
22. Crouching Courtney, Hidden Owen22m · It's the girls vs. the boys as Chris declares this episode's kung fu challenge. Our host decrees Owen to be banished from today's competition.
23. 2008: A Space Owen22m · The five remaining cast mates embark on a challenge that's out of this world in this week's outer space extravaganza.
24. Top Dog22m · The four remaining cast mates must bond with creatures of fur and feather.
25. Mutiny on the Soundstage22m · A pirate-themed challenge finds Beth and Duncan racing through a series of shipboard obstacles before being launched out of a canon.
26. The Aftermath: lV22m · After the final challenge ends in a tie, the cast gets together for one last Aftermath. In the end, only one will emerge as the Total Drama second season champion.▶27. Episode 2746m · More Like This
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