7.5
4,660 votes
HBO Max 2018
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Conner Kent and Krypto escape from Cadmus Labs. His search for the truth about his past leads him to Lionel Luthor and genetic scientist Dr. Eve Watson.
The episode was rated 8.06 from 1759 votes.
When the Nuclear Family tracks them down, Dick, Kory, Rachel and Gar decide to stop running and work together – and the team that will be known as “The Titans” is formed.
The episode was rated 8.00 from 2468 votes.
As Kory’s memories come flooding back, she discovers her true mission, regarding Rachel. While Dick and Donna discover Kory’s alien origins, Rachel uses her powers to save Gar.
The episode was rated 7.90 from 2204 votes.
Dick befriends Jericho Wilson to learn more about Deathstroke.
The episode was rated 7.90 from 1613 votes.
Dick takes a dark journey back to Gotham in the finale.
The episode was rated 7.89 from 2196 votes.
With the team in upheaval, the Titans do everything in their power to save Jason’s life. But when Deathstroke demands they turn over Rose, the dilemma threatens to tear the team apart.
The episode was rated 7.86 from 1732 votes.
Before he can reunite with The Titans, Dick reluctantly teams with Jason Todd, the new Robin, to catch a serial killer targeting people from Dick’s past.
The episode was rated 7.85 from 2399 votes.
Gar brings Rachel home to his “family” – a group of misfit medical experiments we’ll come to know as The Doom Patrol (including Robotman, Negative Man and Elastigirl).
The episode was rated 7.84 from 2547 votes.
As The Titans go their separate ways, Dick turns to an old friend, Donna Troy, for answers.
The episode was rated 7.84 from 2239 votes.
In search of a safe haven for Rachel, Dick arrives on the doorstep of vigilante heroes Hawk and Dove.
The episode was rated 7.81 from 2845 votes.
The Titans set out to rescue Rachel’s birth mother from a mysterious psychiatric facility, but find themselves confronting their deepest vulnerabilities and fears.
The episode was rated from 2273 votes.
With tensions running high at Titans Tower, Kory tries to learn more about Conner, while Dick sets out alone to track down Deathstroke – with a familiar voice haunting him.
The episode was rated from 1641 votes.
Rachel and Kory travel to the convent where Rachel was raised, while Dick compares his own orphan experience to Rachel’s. Meanwhile, Rachel befriends Gar Logan.
The episode was rated from 2638 votes.
The old Titans reluctantly return to Titans Tower to strategize against an old enemy. But the secrets of the Titans’ past threaten to tear apart this newly formed team from within.
The episode was rated from 1824 votes.
Four years ago, Dick, Donna, Hank & Dawn formed the Titans with Garth aka Aqualad. But the team is tested with the arrival of a new villain.
The episode was rated from 1794 votes.
While Dick trains the next generation of Titans, Donna and Kory track down a rogue metahuman. But an old threat drives the Titans – old and new – back together.
The episode was rated from 1942 votes.
The origin story of Hank Hall and Dawn Granger’s relationship and the loss in each of their pasts that brings them together as vigilante Super Heroes Hawk and Dove.
The episode was rated from 2227 votes.
Hank finds himself at a new low, cage-fighting for money, when he finds an imposter now acting as Hawk.
The episode was rated from 1440 votes.
Rachel Roth, a teen haunted by dark visions and powers, falls under the wing of Detective Dick Grayson. We also meet Kory Anders and Beast Boy Gar Logan.
The episode was rated from 3254 votes.
With Dick still in prison and Gar under the microscope at Cadmus, the remaining Titans are called together to save their teammates.
The episode was rated from 1440 votes.Last updated: sep 24, 2022
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I'm blown away by the cinematography and production design of this show. I won't comment on the storyline because we're too early in to say, but so far, so good.
Three lackluster episodes sprinkled with cliches and tired concepts (except maybe "family" antagonists). At least the other DCU TV properties embrace their camp and play into it. This is just bad; trying to be edgy and dark.