Season Guide
Teen Titans Season 4
Season 4 Review
⚠ Spoiler alert Season notes below reveal how the story develops.
Season 4 of Teen Titans premiered 2005-01-29 and ran 13 episodes through 2005-07-16.
Episodes
1
Summary When Control Freak busts out of jail, throwing him back in should be as easy as clicking a remote; after Control Freak hotwires some high end AV equipment and…
2
Our Take A goofy detour episode where Robin gets put through mundane chores under the assumption he's earning secret training, and the punchline lands well even if you see it…
3
Our Take A genuinely creepy hour that puts Raven front and center as Slade returns from the grave with a fixation on her. The horror imagery lands better than most…
4
Summary Cyborg is mysteriously thrown into the distant past and lands in the middle of a barbarian village that needs his help; but with the nearest charging station 5,000 years…
5
Our Take A silly Beast Boy spotlight that plays like a cartoon short stretched to fill an episode. The mega meaty meat mystery has some genuinely funny bits, and Beast…
6
Our Take Troq" is one of the heavier Teen Titans episodes, and it earns it. Starfire finally gets an episode centered on the prejudice she faces, and the alien villain's…
7
Our Take A rare quiet hour for this show, and mostly a good one. Raven finally letting Robin in on her secret gives the season its emotional anchor, and Tara…
8
Our Take A quieter, character-focused hour that leans almost entirely on Robin and Starfire's awkward almost-relationship, and it mostly earns it. The island setting keeps things simple and the emotional…
9
Our Take Cyborg gets a chip that lets him do everything at once, and the episode milks the premise for solid comedy before the inevitable burnout lesson kicks in. The…
10
SummaryThe strange Mother Mae-Eye takes on the Titans as her adopted children and turns the tower into a massive gingerbread house.Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the…
11
Our Take The season four arc pays off here as Trigon finally arrives and the show goes full apocalyptic, a big tonal shift from its usual monster-of-the-week rhythm. Raven's resignation…
12
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
13
Our Take A big, satisfying finish to the Trigon arc that trades the season's creeping dread for all-out spectacle. The action lands hard and Raven's final confrontation carries real weight…