Teen Titans: Season One is the first season of the Teen Titans (series), it premiered on July 19, 2003 and ended on November 11, 2003. Teen Titans: Season One focuses on the hero Robin and his obsession and pledge to take down the unknown figure named Slade.
Cast[]
Main Cast[]
- Scott Menville as Robin
- Hynden Walch as Starfire, Blackfire
- Tara Strong as Raven
- Greg Cipes as Beast Boy
- Khary Payton as Cyborg
- Ron Perlman as Slade
Recurring Cast[]
- Lauren Tom as Jinx, Gizmo
- Kevin Michael Richardson as Trigon, Mammoth
- Tom Kenny as Mumbo
- Malcolm McDowell as Mad Mod
- Dee Bradley Baker as Cinderblock, Plasmus
Episodes[]
| No | Title | Original airdate | Production code | Overview |
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| 001 | "Divide and Conquer"
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August 2, 2003 | 385-901 |
The Teen Titans face Cinderblock, who attempts to break into the prison. Robin and Cyborg's team maneuver goes awry and the villain escapes. A fierce argument between Robin and Cyborg ensues, and Cyborg announces his decision to quit the team. Slade takes advantage of the split, sending Plasmus to eliminate the Titans. Note: The third episode to be broadcasted but the first episode in the series. |
| 002 | "Sisters" | July 26, 2003 | 385-902 | Starfire's elder sister, Blackfire, unexpectedly pays Earth a visit, and she is everything Starfire is not. This makes Starfire feel left out of the team. She eventually decides to leave the Teen Titans. Luckily, Robin is there. |
| 003 | "Final Exam"
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July 19, 2003 | 385-903 |
Three new graduates from the H.I.V.E. Academy, Gizmo, Jinx, and Mammoth, are hired by Slade to ambush the Titans. The Titans try to stop them, but Robin is lost during the fight and Titans Tower is taken over by the H.I.V.E. students. Note: The first episode to be broadcasted but the third episode in the series. |
| 004 | "Forces of Nature"
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August 16, 2003 | 385-904 | The two teenage brothers Thunder and Lightning roam the town looking for fun. Unfortunately, their idea of fun is wrecking everything in sight, regardless of those being injured in the process. Meanwhile, after a prank intended for Cyborg is accidentally pulled on Starfire, Beast Boy tries to ask for forgiveness. |
| 005 | "The Sum of His Parts" | August 23, 2003 | 385-905 | While playing in the park Cyborg suddenly shuts down. After rebooting he tells the other Titans that his batteries are dying. During a battle with Mumbo, Cyborg's emergency batteries die and he is lost. The Titans believe Mumbo to have kidnapped him, but he has instead been found by a strange man called Fixit. |
| 006 | "Nevermore" | August 30, 2003 | 385-906 | During a battle with Doctor Light, Raven loses control of her powers, which makes the Titans worried. Later Beast Boy and Cyborg sneak into Raven’s room and Beast Boy discovers a strange-looking mirror, which sucks him and Cyborg into Raven's mind. Meanwhile, Robin watches TV while Starfire worries about Raven. Later the three become better friends. |
| 007 | "Switched" | September 6, 2003 | 385-907 | The Titans receive a present in the mail: mini puppet versions of themselves. During the night, the evil Puppet King uses his magic to trap the boys' souls into their respective puppets. Raven and Starfire escape, but their essences have been switched, and they end up stuck in each other's bodies. Later on, Starfire and Raven become better friends. |
| 008 | "Deep Six" | September 13, 2003 | 385-908 | A mysterious new villain called Trident appears and starts stealing nuclear waste from ships. The Titans go to investigate and meet a new hero, Aqualad. This new hero causes Beast Boy to become very competitive. |
| 009 | "Masks"
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September 20, 2003 | 385-909 | A thief called Red X, who knows the Titans’ every weakness, shows up. Every time the Titans try to catch him, they are badly defeated. Meanwhile, Robin - who has been obsessed with capturing Slade - isolates himself more and more from the team. |
| 010 | "Mad Mod" (A.K.A Detention) | September 27, 2003 | 385-910 | The Titans wake to find themselves in the hands of Mad Mod who has decided that the Titans are misbehaving children who need to go back to school. He says he'll teach them a lesson they won't forget, a lesson which includes hypnosis, brainwashing, and dangerous school materials. |
| 011 | "Car Trouble" | November 11, 2003 | 385-911 | Cyborg has finally finished his 'baby', the T-Car. But after a battle with Overload his car disappears. It successively ends up in the hands of two bad guys called Cash and Sammy, then Gizmo, and finally Overload, the last of which forces Cyborg to make a painful decision. |
| 012 | "Apprentice - Part 1"
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October 4, 2003 | 385-912 | Slade threatens to use a chronoton detonator, a device which can destroy the entire city if triggered. While Robin goes after Slade, the other Titans try to disarm the detonator. But then it turns out that Slade has other aims in mind than the destruction of the city. |
| 013 | "Apprentice - Part 2"
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October 11, 2003 | 385-913 | The Titans can’t find a trace of Robin and start getting worried - that is, until they catch him red handed robbing a facility as Slade’s apprentice. After being defeated by Robin, the Titans are sure he has become a criminal. In truth, the life of a villain comes at an even more bitter price for Robin himself. |
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Production[]
Trivia[]
- First season of the Teen Titans (series)
- Despite Divide and Conquer being the first episode, it was Final Exam that aired first.