There's a new threat to baby popularity: old people. But a revolutionary "stinkless" serum could give Baby Corp a competitive advantage.
Scooter Buskie
The constantly crying "worst baby in the world" is making life miserable for all of his neighbors. Can Boss Baby's field team turn things around?
Cat's in the Cradle
Competition for cuteness heats up when a stray kitten appears on the Templetons' doorstep and the family decides to take him in.
Family Fun Night
Family Fun Night turns into Baby Work Night when trouble follows the Templetons to the grand opening of a seemingly purr-fect restaurant.
Formula for Menace: A Dekker Moonboots Mystery
Tim's alter ego, space detective Dekker Moonboots, steps in to solve a Baby Corp mystery -- and mounting clues suggest it's an inside job.
Monster Machine
The field team enters one of their own in the prestigious Lil' Dumpling Pageant to make sure the winner is someone Baby Corp can trust.
The Constipation Situation
A backed-up Boss Baby is forced to take a sick day when his system stalls -- and he can't go boom-boom. Now it's up to Tim to take over.
The Boss Babysitter
The brothers stay home with a babysitter while their parents go out for the night. Boss Baby wants to make her look bad -- but she's just too good.
Into the Belly of the Den of the House of the Nest of Cats
While Tim works overtime to do good in the neighborhood, Staci and Boss Baby go undercover to rescue Jimbo from a house that's crawling with cats.
Spirit Day
The team suits up to stop Mega FAT CEO Baby from winning an office spirit day contest that's totally rigged. Because nobody likes a bully.
Par Avion
A "free" family vacation comes at a cost when Tim's tasked with keeping a plane full of babies calm on an eight-hour flight to Paris.
Cat Cop!
The Templetons cross paths with a "Cat Cop" with connections to cunning villain Bootsy Calico. Tim masters the art of negotiation.
Hang in There, Baby
An after-hours break-in to save Boss Baby's job transforms a do-gooding Tim into the daring Tim Templeton: Unleashed.
Six Well-Placed Kittens
With Bootsy Calico's plan in full swing, Boss Baby rallies his co-workers to bring Calico and his kittens down and save the town.
As the Diaper Changes
When Grandma Templeton comes to stay, she forces Boss Baby into Tim's room but they struggle to be roommates, and meanwhile, Baby Corp's new CEO trusts Boss Baby with the new Stinkless Serum
Super Cool Big Kids Inc.
Convinced old people are the new enemy, Boss Baby uses Tim to create havoc at the senior center, but a war soon begins when the seniors rally against babies
P.U.
Boss Baby must "de-stink" Simmons after a misfire of Stinkless Serum, and Tim & Danny try to upgrade their small-scale taxi business
Hush, Little Baby
When Frederic Estes tries to get babies banned from the local library, the babies fight back in a war for story time
Night of the Frodarg
On a dark and stormy night, Tim's fears of a local legend and Boss Baby's fear of a PuppyCo agent force the brothers to unite to stay safe as the house is infiltrated
Fugitive’s Day Out
Boss Baby is framed for leaking info about the Stinkless Serum to PuppyCo and must flee on the run via Errand Day with the family
El Apasionado Negocio de la Niñera
Frederic makes a play to take over the town's babysitters by instituting "senior sitting"
Plushythingy
When Frederic Estes creates the cutest plushy ever that is the hottest toy in town, the field team must destroy the last remaining one but are powerless against its cuteness
Number One Problem
After Boss Baby allows Gigi to pottytrain him, he realizes being nude might make him a better businessman, but Tim refuses to let that happen
Picture Perfect
Tim and Boss Baby want to bond with Dad by recreating a perfect "Dudes Weekend' camping trip, culminating in a photo opp, but everything seems to go wrong
Play It Again, Tim
When Tim is forced to take piano lessons, he actually enjoys them and Boss Baby realizes that Tim is being brainwashed by his piano teacher, slowly turning Tim into an old man
Research & Developments
Turtleneck wants to crack the Stinkless Serum formula and makes it a competition, pitting worker babies against worker babies, stating that the first one to the Serum will be the new CEO!
Wrinkles & Stickles
After Turtleneck is captured by Frederic Estes, Boss Baby and Tim attempt to rescue her, leading them to the terrifying "fun house" at the town fair
Boss Baby
A practical and savvy salesman, Boss Baby, is on a mission to keep babies on top of the love distribution charts. He may be an adorable baby, but don’t let his rosy cheeks fool you. He’s used to the dog-eat-dog corporate game and approaches life in the same way he does work – constantly angling for the ultimate promotion. Though charming and naughty, he’s still a baby and literally believes other people vanish when he covers his eyes. With his new home life and big brother Tim, Boss Baby has softened a bit, but he’ll never admit it.
Tim Templeton
Tim is Boss Baby’s idealistic, imaginative, yet naive older brother. He embodies what it means to be a regular kid, living life with gusto (always going for the king-size candy bar) and daydreaming. He believes there’s no dream that can’t come true and that life should be fair, which balances Boss Baby’s hardened corporate perspective. Tim is the muscle on field ops, but doesn’t always think things through – he’s only a kid, give him a break!
Staci
Smart and ambitious, Staci is the high-strung, always prepared member of Boss Baby’s field unit. Staci is the closest in personality to Boss Baby. She’s in it for the gold stars on the sticker chart, overly eager to do well and be recognized for it.
Jimbo
Fiercely loyal to and trusting of Boss Baby, Jimbo is the enforcer of the team. He’s a big sweetie who just wants to snuggle (which, given his size, is dangerous enough), but when his mood swings to “tantrum,” be careful of his smash!
Triplets
They are the corporate “yes”-men who are just happy to be there. They have been brought back to HQ and are Boss Baby’s guys on the inside. They are not necessarily good at any of their jobs, but they’re so darned likeable they keep acing their performance reviews.
