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Calling All Titans

Our Take A rare all-out war episode that finally cashes in on the season’s globe-trotting setup, with dozens of heroes and villains colliding at once. Some matchups are genuinely fun, but the sheer volume of characters means half the fights…

Go

Our Take A flashback to how the team first met, and honestly one of the season’s better hours because it ditches the doom-and-gloom arc for something looser and fun. Starfire’s arrival kicks off some great early chemistry, and seeing Robin…

Revved Up

Our Take A silly detour of an episode that trades drama for a full-on cartoon race, with half the show’s villains showing up to chase Robin’s mystery briefcase. The running gag about what’s inside works better than it should, and…

Lightspeed

Our Take A rare villain-centered episode that follows the H.I.V.E. Five through a heist gone sideways, and it’s a nice change of pace. The comedy mostly lands, and Jinx gets some real character work once Kid Flash starts messing with…

Hide and Seek

Our Take A low-key Raven episode that works better than it probably should, leaning on her deadpan patience as she babysits three super-powered kids while a talking gorilla hunts them down. The kids could easily be annoying but the episode…

Kole

Our Take This one feels like a detour in the middle of the Brotherhood of Evil arc, trading momentum for a quirky team-up with a crystal girl and her caveman pal. The underground setting looks nice and Cyborg gets some…

Snowblind

Summary While in Russia, the Titans face off against a radiation monster that is terrorizing a local town. The monster is extremely dangerous as the Titans aren’t even able to touch it. Starfire goes off alone to track it down,…

For Real

Our Take Middle of the road. Watchable, but you’ll forget the details by next episode.

Trust

Our Take Middle of the road. Watchable, but you’ll forget the details by next episode.

Homecoming (2)

Our Take The second half of this Doom Patrol opener settles into a slower, more melancholy groove than the first, trading action beats for backstory and emotional weight. The villain reveal lands well and gives the arc real stakes, though…