Season 2
In season two, following the aftermath of their encounter with Trigon, Dick Grayson reforms the Titans. Under his supervision in their new home at Titans Tower, Rachel, Gar and Jason Todd train together to hone their hero abilities and work together as a team. They are joined by Hank Hall and Dawn Granger aka Hawk and Dove and Donna Troy aka Wonder Girl. Although these original Titans attempt to transition into a regular life, when old enemies resurface everyone must come together to take care of unfinished business.
Trigon
The season premiere continues the apocalyptic events of last season as Trigon sets out to win the Titans over to his side by embracing their inner darkness.
Rose
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.
Ghosts
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.
Aqualad
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.
Deathstroke
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.
Conner
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.
Bruce Wayne
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.
Jericho
Dick befriends Jericho Wilson to learn more about Deathstroke.
Atonement
In the aftermath of his confession, Dick’s fear that his secret would break up the Titans comes true. Abandoning Titans Tower, the heroes all go their separate ways.
Fallen
Titans Tower comes under attack by Mercy Graves.
E.L._.O.
With Dick still in prison and Gar under the microscope at Cadmus, the remaining Titans are called together to save their teammates.
Faux Hawk
Hank finds himself at a new low, cage-fighting for money, when he finds an imposter now acting as Hawk.
Nightwing
The Titans battle Deathstroke & more in the season finale.
Avis de la communauté (7)
This season started being decent, a breath of fresh air and freedom compared to the first season (or maybe I'm being too generous), then got progressively worse. I think the writers got way ahead of themselves thinking that they could manage with several more characters and storylines than with the first season and failed miserably.
This season started okay, but it rapidly went downhill from there. At times it was a free for all pity party and other times it was really hard to get through the episode. I had hopes that Titans was going to be must see viewing, but I only watched the rest of this season to mark it off my watch list and we were on lockdown so I had time up my sleeve. Not my most liked season.
I really want to like it but this show is such a mess. I mean what's the story here? I hope they change the writers and producers. The pacing/editing is SO. BAD. Sound and lighting makes it hard not to fall asleep. (Why is Dawn always fking whispering? Could you at least articulate? Ugh.) It truly pains me to see so much potential get wasted 😔
The first season was amazing - it was, with few changes, an amazing season. An Origin story and introduction to characters. Season 2 looked, with the previews, to even better - we see the Titans of old (Robin, Aqualad, Hawk & Dove, Wonder Girl and even Jericho). And they were there - and they did a great job. Even Esai Morales as Slade Wilson worked for me. But then they threw Iain Glen in as Bruce Wayne. WHAT?!?!? That is NOT how I pictured Bruce Wayne. At least not the Bruce Wayne that is still an active Batman. Bruce Wayne has been good looking. They did a great job in the movies - someone who, even pushing 50, looked like they were still in the prime of their life. But this version of Bruce Wayne - nope. No. He looks like he would get a few licks in a pub fight with some drunks but taking on people like Joker, Clayface, Killer Croc, or Bane.... WRONG. I will give him one bit of kudo - he did the Batusi at one point in an episode. Nice little bit of retro throw back.
The first season was rough. The second got better. More like what the Titans should be like. Just needs to get more of the Teen Titans mojo into it.