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Hank and Dawn

*For the eponymous characters, see Hank Hall and Dawn Granger*.

"**Hank and Dawn**" is the ninth episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the ninth episode overall. It premiered December 7th, 2018 on DC Universe.

## Synopsis

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.

## Cast

### Guest starring

* Elliot Knight as Don Hall/Dove
* Marina Sirtis as Marie Granger
* Tait Blum as Young Hank
* Jayden Marine as Young Don
* Trevor Hayes as Coach Vincent
* Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall/Hawk
* Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger

### Co-starring

* Imali Perera as Counselor
* Kenny Wong as Father of Victim
* Jayden Greig as Football Kid #1
* Ethan Hwang as Football Kid #2
* Bas Reitsma as Dwayne Wainwright
* Mishu Vellani as Dr. Kimberly Kraft
* Arlene Duncan as Dean Kesse
* Orphée Ladouceur-Nguyen as Cute Girl
* Nathaniel Shuker as Student
* Taylor Gill as Dawn Dance Double

## Trivia

* Teagan Croft is the only regular cast member to appear in this episode.
* Hank's Jersey number is 84. Fans think it is an easter egg for Alan Ritchson’s year of birth in 1984.
* Kesel University is an easter egg referring to Barbara and Karl Kesel, co-writers of the 1988 Hawk & Dove comic book miniseries. The series is notable for the introduction of Dawn Granger as the new Dove after the death of Hank's brother Don, the original Dove. The comic was illustrated by Rob Leifeld and inked by Karl Kesel.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Titans on DC Universe: Premiere Date Announced" - TitansTV
2. ↑ "Titans: Season 1 Titles Updated" - TitansTV
3. ↑ Johns, G. (Writer), & Goldsman, A. (Director). (2018, December 7). Hank and Dawn [Television series episode]. In *Titans*. DC Universe.
4. ↑ Hawk and Dove Vol 2
Marlon McLean

## Marlon McLean

### IMDb Marlon McLean at the Internet Movie Database

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**Marlon McLean** is a Canadian art director.

## Credits

### First assistant art director

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins" (with Bruce Wrighte)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Sasha Kosovic)
* "Together" (with Sasha Kosovic)
* "Jason Todd" (with Sasha Kosovic)
* "Asylum" (with Sasha Kosovic)
* "Donna Troy" (with Sasha Kosovic)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Sasha Kosovic)
* "Koriand'r" (with Sasha Kosovic)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Sasha Kosovic)
Lionel Luthor

"*Alexander, friends are harder to come by than money.*"
—Lionel Luthor to Lex Luthor[src]
**Lionel Luthor** is a former scientist and the father of Lex Luthor and his sister.

## Biography

### Early Life

Lionel worked all his life as a scientist and lived in the town of Smallville, Kansas. Around sixty-seven years before 2021, Lionel had a son, named Alexander. He later had another child, a daughter.

### Meeting with Conner

After they escaped from Cadmus laboratories, Conner and Krypto traveled to Kansas and met Lionel Luthor, they found Lionel frail, aging, almost blind and alone in a farmhouse. Lionel was actually rather kind and inviting to Conner, unaware of the young man's status as his grandson, stating he never knew a Conner before, but was glad he did now. He allowed Conner and Krypto to come in out of the rain and shared a meal with his guests. He also began to recall the amazing brilliance of his son Alexander.

Remembering how Lionel used to beat Lex, Conner confronted him about beating his son, Lionel explained that he beat Lex because he was a stubborn, arrogant boy and he had no moral compass. Cadmus soldiers suddenly infiltrated Lionel's house, One of the soldiers knocked down Lionel as he protested. Conner and Krypto fought the soldiers, During the fight, bullets were fired at Lionel, but Conner stepped in front of bullets and saved Lionel.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Lex Luthor's father is named Jules Luthor. The character was first given the name "Lionel" on the CW series *Smallville*. Due to the popularity of this portrayal of the character, he was given the name "Lionel" in the comics, too.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Conner"
2. ↑ "Lex Luthor"
Madison Helpert

**Madison Helpert** is a production secretary and a production coordinator.

#### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Hulya Eroz, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Origins" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Hulya Eroz, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Hulya Eroz, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
Michael Pearson

**Michael Pearson** is an associate of Dick Grayson.

## Biography

Dick Grayson kept Michael's number in his phone.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Michael Pearson is a news photographer who sublets his apartment to Dick Grayson.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
National Guard (United States)

The **National Guard** is part of the reserve components of the United States Army and the United States Air Force.

## History

In 2020, the National Guard were sent to guard the border of Gotham City after the city's water had been poisoned due to a plot carried out by Jonathan Crane and Jason Todd.

## References

1. ↑ Brides, Melissa (writer) & Stovall, Larnell (director) (September 30, 2021). "Troubled Water". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 10. HBO Max.
Jason Todd (episode)

*For the eponymous character, see Jason Todd.*

## "Jason Todd"

"**Jason Todd**" is the sixth episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the sixth episode overall. It premiered on DC Universe on November 16, 2018.

## Synopsis

Before Dick can reunite with The Titans, he reluctantly teams with Jason Todd, the new Robin, to catch a serial killer targeting performers from Dick's surrogate circus family from when he was a member of the Flying Graysons. But Jason's perspective on Bruce Wayne forces Dick to reexamine the truth behind their falling out.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Robin
* Anna Diop as Kory Anders
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan

### Guest starring

* Curran Walters as Jason Todd/Robin
* Reed Birney as Dr. Adamson
* Lester Speight as Clayton Williams/Atlas the Strongman
* Kyle Mac as Nick Zucco/Melting Man

### Co-starring

* Tomaso Sanelli as Young Dick Grayson
* Jeremy Crawford as Ringmaster
* Premika Leo as Lion Tamer
* Ess Hödlmoser as Contortionist
* Jesse Buck as Clown
* David Boyce as Priest
* Richard Zeppieri as Tony Zucco
* Daniel Stolfi as Doorman
* Jason Jazrawy as Fed
* Nola Palmer as Woman At Bar
* Jamie Maczko as Hipster Boyfriend
* Desmond Campbell as Prison Van Guard
* Todd Schroeder as Prison Van Driver
* Thomas Kane as Maroni Man #1
* Marcello Bezina as Maroni Man #2
* Arthur Kantemirov as Aerialist

## References

1. ↑ "Titans - Episode 1.06 - Jason Todd - Promo, Promotional Photos + Synopsis" - Spoiler TV
LexCorp

**LexCorp** is a global industrial conglomerate, working within anything and everything imaginable within technology, science and industry.

## History

A few months prior to his death Lex Luthor launched the Luthor Foundation which sponsored various hospitals, schools, research grants, scholarships and charities on a global scale and reaching over a billion US dollars.

In 2021, Lex Luthor was killed along with the rest of the Board of Directors by May Bennett in retaliation for his previous betrayal in firing her after the discovery of the Temple of Azarath. Prior to his death Lex Luthor intended to mentor Conner Kent during the final months of his life, so that Conner might take over the company.

Following Conner's arrest in connection to Lex's murder, LexCorp officials released a statement revealing Conner's identity and origin to the public and denounced him as an *"genetic aberration"* despite the late CEO Lex's wishes for Conner to inherit the company.

It is unknown who manages the company since Lex's death and Conner's departure.

## Known employees

### Former employees

* Lex Luthor (Founder and CEO; deceased)
* Nelson Blake (Board member; deceased)
* Arthur Holmwood (Personal physician; deceased)
* Mercy Graves (Personal security specialist; incarcerated)
* Walter Hawn (Cadmus Vice president; deceased)
* Eve Watson (Cadmus scientist; resigned)
* May Bennett (fired/terminated)

## Buildings

* Cadmus Laboratories
* Cadmus Industries
* Fire Creek dam

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor"
* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Brother Blood" (mentioned)

## Trivia

* LexCorp is a multi-billion dollar empire founded and ran by Lex Luthor, and is currently situated in New Troy, Metropolis.
* LexCorp is situated within walking distance of both S.T.A.R. Labs, the Daily Planet and a large statue of Superman.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hatem, Richard (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (November 3, 2022). "Lex Luthor". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 1. HBO Max.
2. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (director) (November 3, 2022). "Mother Mayhem". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 2. HBO Max.
Lex Luthor's sister

An **Lena Thorul** is the daughter of Lionel Luthor and the sister of the late Lex Luthor.

## Biography

### Early Life

She lived in the town of Smallville Kansas with her father and brother.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC Comics, Lex Luthor's sister is named Lena Luthor. She first appeared in *Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #23* (February 1961) and was created by Jerry Siegel and Kurt Schaffenberger. She usually appears as Lex Luthor's younger, and in some versions estranged or foster, sister.
* Titans marks Lena's fourth live action television appearance; previously appearing in *Superboy*, *Smallville* and in the CW series *Supergirl*.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Kalymnios, Alex (director) (October 11, 2019). "Conner". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Minor Characters Season 4

This page is for **minor characters** of Season 4 that there is little to no information on.

## **Lex Luthor**

**Molly** † by Lovina Yavari**Steve** by Tremaine Nelson**Security Man** by Ryan Bainbridge
## **Mother Mayhem**

**Aria Murphy** by Emma Ho**Nicole Murphy** † by Vienna Hehir**Anthony Murphy** by Matt Wells**Journalist** by Pip Dwyer**Derek Sands** † by Daniel De Santo**Annete** by Alysa King**Steve** by Tremaine Nelson
## **Jinx**

**Derek Sands (voice)** † by Daniel De Santo**Jo** † by Tara Bastikar**Lamar** † by Nickolas Franco**Prison Guard** by Alex Somerville**Amar** by Prince Amponsah**Metropolis PD Cop** by Tommy Matejka
## **Super Super Mart**

**Solly** by Nicholas Li**Trish** by Allison Hogg**Nicolette** by Krystle Ferdinand**Leo** by Sean Meldrum**Bryce** † by Benjamin Blais**Big Boss** by Mark Walker**Bartender** by Dave Ross**Darlene** by Faye Ly**Greenhouse Attendant** by Elina Miyake Jackson
## **Brother Blood**

**Mr. Ross** by Daniel Briere**Lab Tech** by Oshini Wanigasekera
## **Caul's Folly**

**Mr. Ross** by Daniel Briere**Clerk** by Gabriel Hudson
## **Dick & Carol & Ted & Kory**

**Church Person** by Aura Carcueva**Patron** by Amber V.Cull**Deputy #1** † by Craig Henderson**Deputy #2** by Eli Ham
Lady Vic (episode)

*For the eponymous character, see Lady Vic*.

## "Lady Vic"

"**Lady Vic**" is the sixth episode of the third season of *Titans*, and the thirtieth episode overall. It premiered on HBO Max on September 2, 2021.

## Synopsis

Crane enlists the help of lethal assassin Lady Vic, who has a troubled history with Dick and Barbara. Meanwhile, Kory and Gar bring Blackfire back to Wayne Manor.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Robin
* Mame-Anna Diop as Koriand'r/Kory Anders
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan/Beast Boy
* Curran Walters as Jason Todd/Red Hood
* Joshua Orpin as Conner
* Damaris Lewis as Queen Komand'r/Blackfire
* Savannah Welch as Commissioner Barbara Gordon

### Special appearance by

* Vincent Kartheiser as Dr. Jonathan Crane

### Guest starring

* Jay Lycurgo as Tim Drake
* Kimberly-Sue Murray as Lady Vic
* Raven Dauda as Detective

### Co-starring

* Jon McLaren as Phil
* Susanna Fournier as Diane
* Vinson Tran as Stephen Chen (voice)
* Ryan Allen as Jack Drake
* Danny Waugh as Detective Jones
* Calwyn Shurgold as Chill Guy
* Maxime Savaria as Bivens
* Shannon McDonough as Waitress
* Celest Chong as Dr. Christine Vo
* Jeff Sinasac as Scientist
* Chris Handfield as Head Surgeon

## Behind the scenes

* Barbara Gordon receives a call from "Bruce Wayne" on a red phone hidden in her desk, a reference to the Bat-Phone which, in the 1966 *Batman* television series, is a series of three red telephones in Wayne Manor used by Commissioner Gordon to contact Batman.
* It is revealed that Barbara once used an artificial intelligence named Oracle, a nod to her comics counterpart's new alias after being paralyzed by the Joker.
	+ Furthermore, Barbara states that she shut down Oracle out of fear, even referring to it as a "monster". In the comics' Prime Earth continuity, Oracle became self-servient, becoming the aforementioned "monster" and enemy of Batgirl.
* In a flashback, Dick compares Barbara's thievery to Selina Kyle, a notable anti-hero and love interest of Batman in the comics.
	+ In the same flashback, it is revealed that Barbara came up with the name "Batgirl", though Dick initially preferred the one he made, "Robingirl".
* Jonathan Crane calls Jason Todd expendable, a call-back to "Red Hood", where Jason said the same about the Titans.
* Gar Logan compares Dick going off on his own to find Jason to Bruce doing the same with the Joker, even fearing that Dick might kill Jason just as Bruce did to the Joker.

## References

1. ↑ "Titans - Episode 3.06 - Lady Vic - Promotional Photos + Press Release" - SpoilerTV
Lyndsey Baldasare

**Lyndsey Baldasare** is an American casting director. She is a member of the Casting Society of America, credited with the post-nominal letters "CSA".

## Credits

### Casting by

Season 1
* "Titans" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Origins" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Doom Patrol" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Together" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Jason Todd" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Asylum" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Donna Troy" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Koriand'r" (with David H. Rapaport)
* "Dick Grayson" (with David H. Rapaport)

## Trivia

* Baldasare previously worked as a casting director on *Arrow*, *The Flash*, *Supergirl, and* DC's Legends of Tomorrow*.*
Jamie Gorenberg

## Jamie Gorenberg

### Wikipedia

Jamie Gorenberg

**Jamie Gorenberg** is a co-executive producer and writer.

## Credits

### Co-executive producer

Season 2
* "Trigon"
* "Rose"
* "Ghosts"
* "Aqualad"
* "Deathstroke"
* "Conner"
* "Bruce Wayne"
* "Jericho"
* "Atonement"
* "Fallen"
* "E.L.\_O."
* "Faux-Hawk"
* "Nightwing"

Season 3
* "Barbara Gordon"
* "Hank & Dove"
* "Red Hood"
* "Blackfire"
* "Lazarus"
* "Lady Vic"
* "51%"
* "Home"
* "Souls"
* "Troubled Water"
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House"
* "Prodigal"
* "Purple Rain"

### Written by

#### Season 3

* "Hank & Dove"
* "Prodigal" (with Bryan Edward Hill)
Phil

**Phil** (died 2020) was a State Trooper and the boyfriend of Diane until their deaths.

## Biography

In 2020, while eating together at a restaurant, Phil and his girlfriend Diane, also a State Trooper, celebrating their anniversary together. Across from them sat Lady Vic, an assassin-for-hire. After having seen Phil and Diane happily together, Lady Vic sabotaged the engine of their police car. After the two returned to the car and realized that it wouldn't start, Phil went to check under the hood. Lady Vic then killed him with a knife before attacking and also killing Diane.

## References

1. ↑ Levy, Joshua, Srinivasan, Prathi (writers) & Gomez, Nick (director) (September 2, 2021). "Lady Vic". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 6. HBO Max.
Хижина Франческо

**Хижина Франческо** – одно из самых известных и безумных мест всего Квадратного Мира. Безумно оно в частности из-за своего владельца. Отшельника – Франческо. Хижина появилась лишь в одной серии, и мы могли видеть лишь одну её комнату. Поэтому я опишу её. Стены в спальне сооружены из подручных материалов. Там можно отыскать: «Дерево, камень, землю, алмазы, шерсть различных цветов, динамит и т. д.»

Есть мнение,  что хижина хаотична как внутри, так и снаружи. Кровать в спальне трёхъярусная, только без первых двух ярусов. В хижине Избранный нашёл Руководство Воскресителя. Также стоит сказать, что хижина являлась пристанищем для множества кошек, пока они все не сбежали… Дальнейшая судьба хижины, после смерти Франческо окутана тайной…

**Первое и последнее упоминание:**

Серия 3 – Серия 4
Ohio

**Ohio** is a state in the United States of America.

## History

Gar Logan robbed a Visions Electronics in Covington, stealing a video game. Dick Grayson and Rachel Roth stopped at a diner in Middleburg Heights. Rachel was kidnapped by the Nuclear family, with whom she stopped at a gas station. There, she was saved by Kory Anders, who took her to a diner for food. They soon headed to Saint Paul's Convent, where Rachel stayed for safety. Rachel ultimately escaped the convent, taking refuge for some time at the Caulder house. Rachel's family has a farm in Killdeer, where Rachel seeks refuge after fleeing Covington. Clayton Williams lived for an unspecified amount of time in Canton.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Niles Caulder
* Cliff
* Rita Farr
* Larry
* Rogers
* Shyleen Lao

### Former inhabitants

* Gar Logan (joined the Titans)
* Clayton Williams (moved to Wisconsin)

## Locations

### Cities

* Athens
* Canton
* Columbus
* Coolville
* Covington
* Dayton
* Killdeer
* Middleburg Heights

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Jason Todd" (mentioned)
* "Donna Troy"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson"

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
4. ↑ Johns, Geoff (writer) & Fawcett, John (director) (November 2, 2018). "Doom Patrol". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 4. DC Universe.
5. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Harvey Dent

**Harvey Dent**, also known as **Two-Face**, was the district attorney of Gotham and an enemy of the Maroni crime family, before he was attacked and scarred with hydrofluoric acid.

## Biography

Harvey made an enemy of the Maroni crime family, being attacked with hydrofluoric acid. He later murdered the father of Jason Todd.

At some point, Robin attempted catch Two-Face committing an unknown crime, but failed to do so because of Jinx.

In a fake reality created by Trigon, Two-Face was a prisoner of Arkham Asylum, and was murdered by Batman with others like the Riddler and Ventriloquist.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Jason Todd" (mentioned)
* "Dick Grayson" (fake reality)

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Harvey Dent is the super villain Two-Face, whose face was half burned with acid by Sal Maroni, head of the Maroni crime family.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Mojsovski, Boris (writer) & Hill, Bryan Edward (director) (August 26, 2021). "Lazarus". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 5. HBO Max.
3. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (November 10, 2022). "Jinx". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 3. HBO Max.
4. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Winter, Glen (director) (December 21, 2018). "Dick Grayson". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 11. DC Universe.
Nelson Blake

**Nelson Blake** was a member of LexCorp's board.

## Biography

Nelson worked on the board of directors at LexCorp and knew about Lex Luthor's interest in Koriand'r. He was the sole survivor of May Bennett's initial attack on LexCorp's entire board, however was killed in a second attack the following morning during interrogation from Kory. He begged Kory to help him, and after he died she burned the snake that came out of him.

## Trivia

* Nelson Blake is likely named after comic book writer and artist Nelson Blake II whom is known for a number of DC publications.

## References

1. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (director) (November 3, 2022). "Mother Mayhem". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 2. HBO Max.
2. ↑ IMDb Trivia
John

**John** is a man whose family was saved by the Titans.

## Biography

John, his wife, and their son were travelling through San Francisco when their car was attacked by thugs. They were saved by the Titans.

## References

1. ↑ Gorenber, Jaime (writer) & Winter, Glen (director) (September 27, 2019). "Aqualad". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 4. DC Universe.
Haly's Circus

**Haly's Circus** was a famous circus show in Gotham City.

## History

In 2002, an accident at the circus killed John Grayson and Mary Grayson. Following the incident, the circus was closed down.

## Known members

### Former members

* Abigail (deceased)
* Dick Grayson
* John Grayson (deceased)
* Mary Grayson (deceased)
* Percy (deceased)
* Clayton Williams

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans" (memory)
* "Hawk and Dove" (video)
* "Origins" (flashback)
* "Jason Todd" (flashback)

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
London

**London** is the capital city of England, and by extension, the United Kingdom.

## History

Marie Granger and her unnamed husband resided in that city and had two daughters there, Dawn and Holly Granger. Due to their father being abusive to them, both Dawn and Holly leave the city at some point of their life and, in 2009 also so did Marie, who died during a visit to her older daughter in Washington, D.C.

## Known inhabitants

### Former inhabitants

* Marie Granger (deceased)
* Dawn Granger
* Holly Granger

## References

1. ↑ Johns, Geoff, Goldsman, Akiva (writers) & Goldsman, Akiva (director) (December 7, 2018). "Hank and Dawn". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 9. DC Universe.
John Constantine

*For the minor character 'Constantine' in "51%" of Titans Season 3 see Nick Babatsikos.*

## John Constantine

### Status

Alive

"*It's a John Constantine special.*"
—Jinx to Dick Grayson[src]
**John Constantine** is a magician notable in the magical community. He is often mentioned by characters, but never appears himself.

## Biography

At some point, he attempted to break into the S.T.A.R. Labs high security vault that Bernard Fitzmartin sets up for Sebastian Sanger.

John is noted by Jinx to have invented a method of magical expulsion using blue ash.

Dick mentions that Bruce Wayne trained him to prepare for brain-washing in case he and Constantine *"had a row"*.

Dick calls John for help separating Rachel from her brother Sebastian, as the pair are connected and if one is injured so is the other, and he gives Dick the necessary contacts to do so. Rachel expresses interest in meeting Constantine.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Jinx" (mentioned)
* "Super Super Mart" (mentioned)
* "Inside Man" (mentioned)
* "Dick & Carol & Ted & Kory" (mentioned)
* "Game Over" (mentioned)

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, John Constantine was an occult detective and member of the Justice League Reserves, Justice League Dark, and many other teams.

## References

1. ↑ Pabst, Tom & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (November 17, 2022). "Super Super Mart". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 4. HBO Max.
2. ↑ Srinivasan, Prathi, Levy, Joshua (writers) & McGowan, Jen (director) (November 24, 2022). "Inside Man". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 5. HBO Max.
3. ↑ Pabst, Tom (writer) & Walker, Greg (director) (April 13, 2023). "Dick & Carol & Ted & Kory". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 8. HBO Max.
4. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Warn, Jesse (director) (April 27, 2023). "Game Over". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 10. HBO Max.
Nightwing suit

"*Stu, Lily... you've outdone yourselves.*"
—Dick Grayson to Stu and Lily[src]
The **Nightwing Suit** is a protective suit created by Stu and Lily for Dick Grayson under the orders of Bruce Wayne.

## History

Stu and Lily created this suit for Dick Grayson after receiving special instructions from Bruce Wayne. The suit allows Dick to use more of his acrobatic skills due to fewer body inlays. The suit also includes new gadgets for Dick such as upgraded smoke bombs and a pair of Escrima Sticks which are installed with tasers. Dick finally dons the suit during his final confrontation with Deathstroke and Cadmus. After returning to Gotham City, Dick continued using the suit in confrontations against Gizmo's crew and Red Hood and his gang respectively.

## Capabilities

"*It's a Nomex, triple-weave Kevlar shell, electrically insulated and light-sensitive."
"It has fewer body inlays than the old one, which will allow you to utilize your circus skills.*"
—Lily and Stu[src]
* **Advanced Durability:** Dick's new suit is composed of Nomex (making it flame-resistant) and Kevlar (making it bulletproof). It is also electrically insulated (preventing shock) and light-sensitive (allowing it to change when exposed to light).
* **Mask:** Dick's new suit also comes with a mask that has a built-in wireless transmitter for communication and Starlite night-vision lenses.
* **Smoke Bombs:** After gaining the new suit, Dick had also received new upgraded smoke bombs.
* **Escrima Sticks:** After gaining the new suit, Dick had also received a pair of electrified escrima sticks. The sticks can also turn into a staff when bonded at once.
* **Weapon Calling:** His forearms allow for the escrima sticks to retract back towards Dick's position from wherever he throws them.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Faux Hawk" (unseen)
* "Nightwing"

### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon"
* "Red Hood"
* "Hank & Dove"
* "Blackfire"
* "51%"
* "Home"
* "Troubled Water"
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House"
* "Prodigal"
* "Purple Rain"

### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor"
* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Jinx"
* "Brother Blood"

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Walker, Greg (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 29, 2019). "Nightwing". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 13. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.
3. ↑ Pabst, Tom (writer) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Red Hood". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 2. HBO Max.
Paris Keane

*For the character of the same name, see Paris Keane (character).*

**Paris Keane** is a member of the production staff.

* "Titans" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Hulya Eroz, Madison Helpert, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Origins" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Hulya Eroz, Madison Helpert, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Hulya Eroz, Madison Helpert, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Together" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Jason Todd" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Asylum" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Donna Troy" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Koriand'r" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Paula Hamilton, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills and Eric Gladstone)
Myrrha

**Myrrha** is an Amazon of Themyscira and the trainer of Rachel Roth.

## Biography

When Rachel Roth arrived in Themyscira with Donna Troy's body, Myrrha became the personal trainer for Rachel over the course of several months.

During one training session, Rachel complains that all they do is train when the Amazons know she can do more. As she swings her sword at Rachel, forcing her to avoid the blade, Myrrha reminds Rachel that she's here to learn the Amazon way, and that not everything can be achieved by force. She goes on to inform Rachel that their ritual requires patience and dedication, but Rachel says it's not working. Just then, Rachel blocks Myrrha's attack with her demonic powers and the two subside when Lydia arrives, adding on that humility is another trait Rachel needs.

Myrrha is later with the other Amazons, hoping to restore balance due to Rachel's attempts to revive Donna and the resulting fears that Donna's soul may be corrupted. Eventually though, despite finding one way to achieve balance, Rachel decided it best to leave Themyscira after a heart-to-heart with Lydia.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Myrrha is an Amazon and inhabitant of the island Themyscira as the personal handmaiden to Queen Hippolyta. She debuted in *Wonder Woman* #50 (January, 1991).

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (September 23, 2021). "Souls". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 9. HBO Max.
Manny Wolf

**Manny Wolf** is a police officer of the Detroit Police Department.

## Biography

Wolf reassured Amy Rohrbach that Dick Grayson didn't mean offense, claiming he liked to work alone. He later informed his captain as to Robin's disappearance in Gotham City, before talking to the captain privately.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
Lily

**Lily** is an employee of Stu's Handmade Shoes.

## Biography

Shortly after he arrived at the suit and arsenal base operation, Dick is greeted by Lily, which she confronts him about the Robin suit that he burned. Dick replies that he's just have a bad day at the moment, which Lily sarcastically calls him a "drama queen".
Paris

**Paris** is the capital city of France.

## History

Dawn Granger moved there from the United States after Hank Hall's death and asked Dick Grayson if he wanted to accompany her.

## Known inhabitants

* Dawn Granger
* Donna Troy

## References

1. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Shelton, Millicent (director) (August 12, 2021). "Hank & Dove". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 3. HBO Max.
Nick Zucco's sister

An **unnamed woman** was the sister of Nick Zucco, and the daughter of Tony Zucco and an unnamed woman

## Biography

Due to her father's snitching on the Maroni crime family, the crime family found the woman and killed her with hydrofluoric acid.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Sasha Kosovic

## Sasha Kosovic

### IMDb Sasha Kosovic at the Internet Movie Database

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**Sasha Kosovic** is an assistant art director.

## Credits

### First assistant art director

Season 1
* "Doom Patrol" (with Marlon McLean)
* "Together" (with Marlon McLean)
* "Jason Todd" (with Marlon McLean)
* "Asylum" (with Marlon McLean)
* "Donna Troy" (with Marlon McLean)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Marlon McLean)
* "Koriand'r" (with Marlon McLean)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Marlon McLean)
Magicians

"*Yeah, well if you'd bothered to ask me I would have told you that [teleportation] has. By Magicians, over ten thousand years go.*"
—Jinx to Dick Grayson[src]
**Magicians** are a race of humans that inhabit the planet Earth. According to Jinx, they have a rich recorded history dating back much further than recorded human history.

Whether these people are synonymous with the Homo Magi from DC Comics is currently unknown.

## History

Magicians are a subset of humans born with the ability to utilize magic to varying degrees. They are stated to have existed for many thousands of years and perfected their craft in that time, while remaining anonymous to the regular human population.

Women born as magicians were of special interest to the Organization and many were indoctrinated to Trigon's cult in order to mother his children in the hopes of bringing forth his Chosen One.

## Known Magicians

* Jinx
* May Bennett
* Gina (deceased)
* Angela Azarath (deceased)
* Arthur Holmwood (deceased)
* John Constantine (mentioned)

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson"

### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor"
* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Jinx"
* "Super Super Mart"
* "Inside Man"
* "Brother Blood"

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & McGowan, Jen (director) (December 1, 2022). "Brother Blood". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 6. HBO Max.
Jason Todd's father

An **unnamed man** was the husband of an unnamed woman and the father of Jason Todd.

## Biography

The man had a son, Jason, but eventually abandoned him with his uncle, Ray.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Willis Todd is the father of Jason Todd.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Larry

"*Don't make me fight you. You don't wanna see what I really am.*"
—Larry to Kory Anders[src]
**Lawrence**, better known as **Larry**, is a former Air Force pilot, a member of the Doom Patrol and one of the inhabitants of Caulder house.

## Biography

### Early life

Larry was a pilot in the Air Force. However, sometime before 1968, he crashed his plane, being subjected to negative energy. While given days to live by regular doctors, Dr. Niles Caulder took Larry in, helping him live, albeit wearing full-body bandages. By 2018, he lived in the Caulder house with a number of others Caulder had saved.

### Living at Caulder house

One day in 2018, Larry cooked dinner for the house. He was interrupted by Rachel Roth, who the group decided to let stay. However, their dinner was interrupted by the Chief, who they assisted in saving a new patient of his, Shyleen Lao. They returned upstairs for some tea, during which Caulder told Rachel of how he'd saved all of them. That night, Dick Grayson and Kory Anders entered the mansion, causing Larry, Cliff and Rita to attempt to threaten them off. However, after Dick helped to calm down an enraged Rachel, they let them leave of their own accord, sending off Gar as well so that he could live a normal life.

## Abilities

* **Skilled chef**: Larry has been shown to be a great cook, cooking for all of the residents of the Caulder house.
* **Pilot**: As a former member of the Air Force, Larry possessed some skill in flying. However, his career was ultimately ended due to a crash.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Larry Trainor is a former test pilot for the Air Force, and a member of the Doom Patrol known as "Negative Man".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Johns, Geoff (writer) & Fawcett, John (director) (November 2, 2018). "Doom Patrol". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 4. DC Universe.
Michael Nox

**Michael Nox** (died 2020) was the son of Valeska Nox, a criminal in Gotham City, until his death.

## Biography

In 2020, Michael's mother, Valeska, was approached by Komand'r and Koriand'r for information to bring down Jonathan Crane and Jason Todd. She agreed to help them, only if they brought Michael to her. They agreed and went to meet with Michael. After convincing Michael to return to his mother, the three went to Valeska's home. Upon arrival, Valeska greeted her son, before shooting him in the head, killing him. In anger, Koriand'r shook Valeska's hand and burned her to death. After Valeska's death, the two sisters would gain information from an employee of Valeska, who soon returned after walking her dogs.
Gul'ron Dez Dire

"*This book is the only thing in here that looks old.
It's called Gul'ron Dez Dire. Death of Worlds.*"
—Koriand'r and Donna Troy[src]
***Gul'ron Dez Dire*** is an ancient text that translates to "Death of Worlds". It contained information about an interdimensional being known as Trigon, who is prophesied to bring about the destruction of all worlds through his heir. The book also speaks of the Trials, four hundred consecutive days of the harshest warrior training that have to be completed by Trigon's heir in order to defeat him.

## History

The Tamaranean known as Koriand'r had *Gul'ron Dez Dire* in her possession when she traveled to Earth with the purpose of securing Trigon's daughter, "the Raven". After losing her memories and having them restored by Rachel Roth, the Raven spoken of in her mission statement, Kory tracked down the location of the spaceship that she used to travel to Earth. There, she found *Gul'ron Dez Dire*, which she used to explain to Dick Grayson and Donna Troy about Trigon, a being said to have the power to destroy all worlds. Kory informed them that if Rachel were to summon Trigon to Earth, it would be the beginning of the end. As they rushed to get to Rachel before she released Trigon, Donna learned from the book that Rachel was also the key to defeating her father.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Mukerjee, Marisha (writers) & Frazee, David (director) (November 30, 2018). "Donna Troy". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 8. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Stanton, Gabrielle (writer) & Vrvilo, Maja (director) (December 14, 2018). "Koriand'r". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 10. DC Universe.
Humans

**Humans** are the most prominent sentient species currently inhabiting the planet Earth.

## Known humans

* Adamson (deceased)
* The Acolyte (deceased)
* Barbara Gordon
* Niles Caulder
* Charlie
* Daryl
* Harvey Dent
* Ethel
* Gerald
* Jim Gordon
* Dawn Granger
* Marie Granger (deceased)
* Dick Grayson
* John Grayson (deceased)
* Johnny Grayson (fake reality)
* Mary Grayson (deceased)
* Tyler Hackett
* Don Hall (deceased)
* Hank Hall
* Jan
* Joker
* Jones
* Konstantin Kovar (deceased)
* Kyle
* Lena
* Gar Logan's father (deceased)
* Gar Logan's mother (deceased)
* Niccolò Machiavelli
* Matt
* Mati Matisse
* Graham Norris
* Nuclear Biff (deceased)
* Nuclear Dad (deceased)
* Nuclear Mom (deceased)
* Nuclear Sis (deceased)
* Nuclear Stepdad (deceased)
* Penguin
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Stu
* Lily
* Mei
* Ray (deceased)
* Riddler
* Rogers
* Amy Rohrbach (deceased)
* Melissa Roth (deceased)
* Sally
* Sharon
* Sheila
* Jason Todd
* Travis
* Two-Face
* Vincent (deceased)
* Dwayne Wainwright
* Bruce Wayne
* Clayton Williams
* Manny Wolf
* Nick Zucco
* Nick Zucco's fiancée (deceased)
* Nick Zucco's mother (deceased)
* Nick Zucco's sister (deceased)
* Tim Drake
* Jack Drake
* Janet Drake
* Stephen Chen
* Bernard Fitzmartin
* Dr.Espenson
* Courtney Whitmore

### Hybrid humans

* Rachel Roth (demon hybrid)
* Donna Troy (Amazon hybrid)
* Conner (Kryptonian hybrid clone)
* Sebastian Sanger (demon hybrid)
* Little Girl (Tamaranean hybrid, possible)

## Former humans

### Converted to metahumans

* Rita Farr
* Gar Logan
* Larry
* Shyleen Lao
* Arthur Light
* Selinda Flinders
* Slade Wilson
* Rose Wilson
* Jericho

### Converted to cyborgs

* Cliff
* Victor Stone

## Species derivative of humans

* Metahumans (mutated humans)
* Cyborgs (humans enhanced with mechanical prostheses)
* Atlanteans (humans mutated to live underwater)
* Amazons (mutated humans that live on Themyscira)
* Magicians (humans capable of using magic)

## Appearances

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd"
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy"
* "Hank and Dawn"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson"

Season 2
* "Trigon"
* "Rose"
* "Ghosts"
* "Aqualad"
* "Deathstroke"
* "Conner"
* "Bruce Wayne"
* "Jericho" (flashback)
* "Atonement"
* "Fallen"
* "E.L.\_.O."
* "Faux Hawk"
* "Nightwing"

Season 3
* "Barbara Gordon"
* "Red Hood"
* "Hank & Dove"
* "Blackfire"
* "Lazarus"
* "Lady Vic"
* "51%"
* "Home"
* "Souls"
* "Troubled Water"
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House"

Season 4
* "Lex Luthor"
* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Jinx"
* "Super Super Mart"
* "Inside Man"
* "Brother Blood"
Paula Hamilton

**Paula Hamilton** is a production assistant and production coordinator.

* "Titans" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Hulya Eroz, Madison Helpert, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Origins" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Hulya Eroz, Madison Helpert, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Hulya Eroz, Madison Helpert, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Together" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Jason Todd" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Asylum" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Donna Troy" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Koriand'r" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Meg Bowen, Chloe Morris, Jenna Woolf, Charlotte Balogh, Chantal Kemp, Matt Wakefield, Evan Ball, Maitland Austin-Olsen, Aundreya Thompson, Phil Grills, Paris Keane and Eric Gladstone)
Hawk and Dove

*For the eponymous duo, see Hank Hall and Dawn Granger*.

"**Hawk and Dove**" is the second episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the second episode overall. It premiered on DC Universe on October 19, 2018.

## Synopsis

Hank Hall aka Hawk and Dawn Granger aka Dove are a pair of vigilantes, hoping to get out of the Super Hero business after shutting down one final criminal operation. When Dick arrives with Rachel, looking for a safe haven for the hunted child, his reappearance after many years causes strife between all three of them. Still traumatized over the death of her mother, Rachel struggles to trust Dick. But all their differences must be put aside when a lethal Nuclear Family, sent by The Organization, is activated with the sole purpose of capturing Rachel.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Robin
* Anna Diop as Koriand'r(credit only)
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth

### Guest starring

* Lindsey Gort as Detective Amy Rohrbach
* Reed Birney as Dr. Adamson
* Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall/Hawk
* Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger/Dove

### Co-starring

* Jeff Clarke as Nuclear Dad
* Melody Johnson as Nuclear Mom
* Jeni Ross as Nuclear Sis
* Logan Thompson as Nuclear Biff
* Farid Yazdani as Charlie
* Tomaso Sanelli as Young Dick Grayson
* Jordan Pettle as Torturer
* Joel Labelle as Garage Thug #1
* Steve Rizzo as Garage Thug #2

### Uncredited

* April Brown Chodkowski as Mary Grayson
* Randolf Hobbs as John Grayson

## Trivia

* Although credited, Anna Diop does not appear in this episode.
* The contact list on Dick Grayson's mobile phone includes the names of several DC characters as easter eggs: Donna Troy, Bruce Wayne, Hank Hall, Lucius Fox, Dawn Granger, Bonnie Linseed, Lori Elton, Michael Pearson and Bridget Clancy. Additionally, the names of the *Titans* crew members Sara Mineo, Chloe Morris, Adrian Sheepers, Tony Solomons, Brendan Steacy, Camille Verschooris, Jenna Woolf, Brian Wessel, Paris Keane, Ricardo Elliott II, Robbie Hyne, Brandon Hwang, Sk Nguyen, Christiana Hooks, Jennifer Judge, Tirsa Hackshaw, Tom Flores and Maitland Austin-Olsen can also be seen on the phone.

## References

1. ↑ "Titans S01E02: “Hawk and Dove” – synopsis, photos, and discussion" - Batman News
Matt

**Matt** is a former schoolmate of Rachel Roth.

## Biography

Riding the bus to school one morning, Matt intervened as Kyle attempted to pick on Rachel Roth, leading to them fighting. They were promptly stopped by the bus driver. Rachel later attempted to thank him, but he walked past her.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
Lucius Fox

**Lucius Fox** is an associate of Dick Grayson.

## Biography

Dick Grayson kept Lucius's number in his phone.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Lucius Fox is a tech genius and former CEO of Wayne Enterprises.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
Jervis Tetch

Jervis Tetch/Mad Hatter is a character mentioned in Season 3 Episode 1.

## Background

Sometime after Jason Todd was presumably killed by the Joker, in a scene shot and recorded in the Wayne Manor living room with Bruce Wayne, Barbara Gordon and Dick Grayson. Bruce talks about the time Jason was talking dirty to the Mad Hatter until being told by Batman to watch his language.

## Trivia

* Like Riddler Penguin and Two-Face, Mad Hatter is based on another one of Batman Rouges Gallery Villains known as “Jervis Tetch” aka The Mad Hatter.