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Alfred Pennyworth

**Alfred Pennyworth** (1942-2020) was an ally of Bruce Wayne as well as his legal guardian.

## Biography

Alfred was born in 1942 and began employment for Thomas and Martha Wayne as their family butler. After the Wayne's were murdered in front of their son Bruce, Alfred raised Bruce at Wayne Manor for the remainder of Bruce's childhood. Alfred remained under Bruce's employment as his butler well into his career as Batman.

After Bruce Wayne adopted Dick Grayson, Alfred suggested against it, citing his vigilante activities as a problem.

Over a decade later, in an attempt to get some money, Dick Grayson called Alfred in the hopes of getting some money to help Rachel Roth. Alfred complied and transferred him the money.

At one point, Alfred traveled with Bruce on business regarding the Justice League.

After the Titans defeated Trigon, Alfred informed Bruce that Dick would be stopping by Wayne Manor to talk with him.

When Dick was trying to track down Slade Wilson, he hallucinated Bruce doing an impression of Alfred tending to his wounds.

In 2020, Alfred died of unknown causes and was buried in the Wayne family plot. His funeral was attended by Bruce, Dick, Barbara Gordon and presumably Jason Todd. According to Barbara, she and Dick were severely sad while Bruce remained completely stoic.

### Alternate Reality

In a fake reality created by Trigon, Alfred is mentioned to have been dead for sometime by 2023, having died from unknown causes.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove" (voice)
* "Origins" (voice)
* "Dick Grayson" (mentioned)

### Season 2

* "Trigon" (mentioned)
* "Bruce Wayne" (mentioned)

### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon" (mentioned)
* "Hank & Dove" (mentioned)
* "Blackfire" (mentioned)

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Alfred Pennyworth is the trusted butler of Bruce Wayne and the Wayne Family, making him Batman's manservant.

## References

1. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Shelton, Millicent (director) (August 12, 2021). "Hank & Dove". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 3. HBO Max.
2. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Shelton, Millicent (director) (August 12, 2021). "Hank & Dove". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 3. HBO Max.
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. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
7. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Goldsman, Akiva (director) (October 18, 2019). "Bruce Wayne". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 7. DC Universe.
8. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.
9. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.
Das Schäman

**Das Schäman** is a night club located in Vienna, Austria.

## History

Kory Anders visited Konstantin Kovar at Das Schäman, hoping to find answers. He questioned why she'd betrayed him. Before he could shoot her, she involuntarily shot he and his goons with blasts of fire, turning them into charred remains.

## References

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

**Brian Ho** is a stunt performer and actor.

## Trivia

* Ho previously worked as a stunt performer on *Catwoman*, *Blade: Trinity*, *Elektra*, *Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer*, *Watchmen*, *X-Men Origins: Wolverine*, *Human Target*, *Man of Steel*, *X-Men: Days of Future Past*, *Arrow* and *Shazam!*, and as a fight choreographer on *Smallville*.
Christiana Hooks (character)

**Christiana Hooks** is an associate of Dick Grayson.

## Biography

Dick Grayson kept Christiana's number in his phone.

## Behind the scenes

* The character is named after the crew member of the same name.

## References

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

**This article is a disambiguation page for Dove**.
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Dove** refers to multiple characters:

* Don Hall, the half-brother and former partner of Hawk.
* Dawn Granger, the girlfriend and current partner of Hawk.
Blood Sea

Once Blood Sea was activated, it was similar to the Wild Blade's world of slaughter. The only difference was Blood Sea caused the immediate area to look like it was covered in blood while the world of slaughter made the whole world look blood red.

There was another reason.

Combining Blood Sea and Wild Blade would make it even more domineering. Blood was a substance that invoked a sense of fear in people, and this was considered another layer of psychological oppression to his opponents
Dwayne Wainwright

**Dwayne Wainwright** is a well known pedophile from Washington, D.C.

## Biography

Dwayne Wainwright was arrested April 23, 2009 from the police of Washington, D.C. for uploading pornographic pictures of a ten-years-old in a local coffee shop. He denied the accusations and, due to having a very good lawyers, was released on the same day.
The following night, on their very first operation, Hawk and Dove, beat him up in order to force him to confess his crimes and record all of it with a camera.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Dwayne Wainwright known as "Sudden Death" was a metahuman with incredible strength, stamina, and an ability to generate explosions of massive force.

## References

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

## Dave T. Sheridan

### IMDb Dave T. Sheridan at the Internet Movie Database

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**Dave T. Sheridan** is a camera operator.

## Credits

### Camera operator

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

**Covington** is a city in Ohio in the United States of America.

## History

Melissa Roth found refuge from her abusive husband with her baby daughter, Rachel, at Saint Paul's Convent. Over a decade later, Gar Logan robbed a Visions Electronics in Covington, stealing a video game. Shortly following, Rachel returned to Saint Paul's with Kory Anders. There, she again took refuge, but once she was locked up, she escaped, having been possessed. Rachel was met by Gar, who eased her fright and took her to his home, the Caulder house, ultimately introducing her to his adopted family, before, through a series of events, they left.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

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

## Locations

* Caulder house
* Visions Electronics
* Saint Paul's Convent
* Scooters Roller Skating Rink

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Johns, Geoff (writer) & Fawcett, John (director) (November 2, 2018). "Doom Patrol". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 4. DC Universe.
Bludhaven State Penitentiary

**Bludhaven State Penitentiary** is a prison located in the United States of America.

## History

Some time prior to 2021, Jinx worked with Dick Grayson and was subsequently betrayed by him. She was imprisoned in Bludhaven State Penitentiary until her escape when visited by Dick and Koriand'r.

## References

1. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Mojsovski, Boris (director) (November 10, 2022). "Jinx". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 3. HBO Max.
Detroit

**Detroit** is a city in Michigan, United States of America.

## History

In 2017, Dick Grayson moved to Detroit from Gotham City, hoping to get away from Batman; he also transferred to the Detroit Police Department, where he started working as a police detective and became Amy Rohrbach's partner. Around the same time, Dick continued operating as Robin, causing the mayor to issue a warrant for the vigilante, demanding that he leave Detroit.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Tyler Hackett
* Sally
* Unnamed
* Manny Wolf

### Former inhabitants

* Amy Rohrbach (deceased)
* Dick Grayson (moved to San Francisco)

## Appearances

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol" (mentioned)
* "Together" (mentioned)
* "Asylum" (mentioned)

Season 2
* "Trigon" (mentioned)
* "Bruce Wayne" (mentioned)
* "E.L.\_.O." (mentioned)

Season 3
* "Blackfire" (mentioned)
* "Home" (mentioned)

## References

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

Dr. **Espenson** was a resident of Metropolis, and the Director of Applied Sciences at S.T.A.R. Labs working alongside Bernard Fitzmartin. She became an ally to the Titans and a friend to Koriand'r before she died confronting Brother Blood.

## Biography

### Early life

At some point Dr. Espenson became employed at S.T.A.R. Labs and eventually became the Director of Applied Sciences.

### Meeting the Titans

Dr.Espenson meets with the Titans alongside her colleague Dr. Fitzmartin. She measured Kory's powers during a test in which Kory was asked to destroy a rock, and informed Kory that she was only accessing just over eight percent of her estimated power output. After this, Dr.Espenson is seen fitting Gar Logan into his new suit created by Bernard.

When the Titans are planning how to teleport to Mother Mayhem's temple, Dr.Espenson discusses the theoretical process with Dick Grayson, stating that rearranging organic matter back into its original state is what Gar goes each time he transforms, and is charged with calculating how to do the same with someone who's DNA is not encoded like Gar's. Around this time, Dr.Espenson measured Kory's power output once more and noted that the results had jumped up to just over eight percent since the prior test. She warns Kory that this power had the potential to kill her.

Dr.Espenson also worked alongside Conner when he, in his new Mr.Luthor persona, took over operations at S.T.A.R. Labs in order to turn the moon back from red to it's usual color in order to stop the Church of Blood.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor"
* "Brother Blood"
* "Project Starfire"
* "Titans Forever"

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

An **unnamed man** was the husband of unnamed woman and the father of Gar Logan.

## Biography

The man and his wife gave birth to a son, Gar Logan. At some point, he and his wife died of the Green Plague.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, his name is Mark Logan and he was married to Marie Logan. He and his wife accidentally gave their son his shapeshifting powers after they attempted to cure him of a rare disease named Sakutia. He and his wife died later died in a boating accident.
	+ His son Gar is named after him, sharing Mark as his middle name.

## References

1. ↑ Johns, Geoff, Potter, Ryan (writers) & Seaton, Eric Dean (director) (April 20, 2023). "Dude, Where's My Gar". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 9. HBO Max.
Doom Patrol

*For the eponymous group, see Doom Patrol*.

"**Doom Patrol**" is the fourth episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the fourth episode overall. It premiered on DC Universe on November 2, 2018.

## Synopsis

Now aware of Rachel's power, Dick and Kory unite to find her. Escaped from the convent that sought to imprison her, Rachel puts her trust in Gar who reveals his own transformative powers. Seeking refuge, Gar brings Rachel home to his "family" – a group of misfit medical experiments we will come to know as The Doom Patrol (including Cliff Steele aka Robotman, Larry Trainor aka Negative Man and Rita Farr aka Elastiwoman) – in hopes of helping the girl. But what starts as a place of comfort for Rachel, soon turns dark under the scientific curiosity of The Doom Patrol's leader Dr. Niles Caulder, whose experiment into Rachel's powers threatens to set free a darkness, and reveal a new level of evil waiting to escape.

## Cast

### Starring

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

### Guest starring

* April Bowlby as Rita Farr
* Bruno Bichir as Niles Caulder/Chief
* Meagen Fay as a nun
* Hina Abdullah as Shyleen Lao
* Jake Michaels as Cliff
* Dwain Murphy as Larry
* Matt Bomer as Larry (voice)
* Brendan Fraser as Cliff (voice)

### Co-starring

* Dave Hemstad as Hunter #1
* Kevan Kase as Hunter #2
* Evan O'Donnell as Hunter #2's Son
* Nigel Downer as Local Cop #1
* Scott Garland as Local Cop #2
* Ariane Laezza as French Doctor
* Jerome Bourgault as Assessment Doctor
* Malube Uhindu-Gingala as Congo Doctor
* Mike Jackson as John

## Trivia

* The Arrowverse's *Crisis on Infinite Earths* would reveal that the Doom Patrol seen in this episode is a near-perfect copy of the one of Earth-21. Originally, the *Titans* and *Doom Patrol* series were meant to take place in a shared universe, however, the events of the two began to contradict one another, prompting the showrunners to split them up (in contrast to how the *Supergirl* and *Black Lightning* series were folded into the main Arrowverse universe). On this world, Earth-9, Garfield replaces Vic Stone, and the Chief is portrayed by a different person (with footage of him later being reused).

## References

1. ↑ "Titans S01E04: “Doom Patrol” – synopsis, photos, and discussion" - Batman News
Dani

**Dani** is a runaway girl whom Rachel Roth befriended.

## Biography

### Meeting Rachel

Dani meets Rachel after the girl runs away from Donna at a Soup Kitchen in San Francisco. The two quickly become friends as they talk about their problems with family, and compare themselves to the children of chameleons whom die shortly after laying their eggs and therefore never meet their children, with Rachel commenting that they're free from parents. As the two hang out they are confronted by a man, Caleb, who demands she come home and tells Rachel to mind her own business when she tells Dani she doesn't have to go with him. Caleb begins to beat Dani but is stopped by Rachel, who uses her powers to pin him against the wall and scare him off. Instead of being frightened of Rachel and her demonic powers as Jason had been, Dani tells her she is awesome and the girls to an apartment where Dani and three other girls are squatting, both unaware that an aspect of Rachel's powers has animated a nearby gargoyle that pursues and kills Caleb.

Dani performs a tarot reading on Rachel after she has a dream of Dick dying at Deathstroke's hand and tells her that her subconscious knows the way back to the light and that Rachel will suffer a great loss or sacrifice soon. Dani is informed by one of the other girls, Eriel, that her father Caleb is dead. Rachel assures her that it wasn't her but Dani says she's glad as Caleb would beat her and claims she hopes he died screaming.

## Personality

Dani appears to be a highly independent girl who gets by with the help of her own street smarts and her friends. She has a slightly macabre sense of humor and displays a dislike of parental figures, finding kinship with Rachel in this fact. She isn't easily afraid as she finds Rachel's demonic powers awesome and only seems to be afraid of her father. She believes strongly in astrology and knows how to read someone's tarot. She's shown to have a dark streak as she is glad her father died and hopes it was a painful death.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Fallen"
* "E.L. .O."

## References

1. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Sullivan, Kevin (director) (November 8, 2019). "Fallen". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 10. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Sams, Bianca (writer) & Shelton, Millicent (director) (November 15, 2019). "E.L.\_.O.". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 11. DC Universe.
51%

"**51%**" is the seventh episode of the third season of *Titans*, and the thirty-first episode overall. It premiered on HBO Max on September 9, 2021.

## Synopsis

While Crane ramps up his operation with the help of Gotham's crime families, the Titans search for leads – from Oracle and informants – on his next move.

## Cast

#### Starring

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

#### Special appearance by

* Vincent Kartheiser as Dr. Jonathan Crane

#### Guest starring

* Wendy Crewson as Valeska Nox
* Eve Harlow as Molly Jensen

#### Co-starring

* Rose Napoli as Trina Holmes
* Al McFoster as Raphelson Roberts
* Anthony J. Mifsud as Santiago Perez
* Benjamin Liddell as Michael Nox
* Matt Lancaster as Dennis Feeg
* Nick Babatsikos as Dog Mobster
* Chris Anton as Baker
* Carlo Rota as Oracle (voice)

## Trivia

* When Dick recognizes the image of Dennis Feeg, the file mistakenly identifies him as "*Paul* Feeg".

## References

1. ↑ "Titans - Episode 3.07 - 51 Percent - Promotional Photos + Press Release" - SpoilerTV
Conor Leslie

**Conor Leslie** (born April 10, 1991) is an American actress. She portrays Donna Troy/Wonder Girl in *Titans*.

## Credits

### Actress

#### Season 1

* "Donna Troy" Donna Troy
* "Koriand'r" Donna Troy

#### Season 2

* "Trigon" Donna Troy/Wonder Girl
* "Rose" Donna Troy
* "Ghosts" Donna Troy
* "Aqualad" Donna Troy
* "Deathstroke" Donna Troy
* "Bruce Wayne" Donna Troy
* "Jericho" Donna Troy/Wonder Girl
* "Atonement" Donna Troy/Wonder Girl
* "Fallen" Donna Troy
* "E.L.\_.O." Donna Troy
* "Faux Hawk" Donna Troy
* "Nightwing" Donna Troy

#### Season 3

* "Lazarus" Donna Troy
* "Souls" Donna Troy
* "Troubled Water" Donna Troy
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House" Donna Troy
* "Prodigal" Donna Troy
* "Purple Rain" Donna Troy
Andre

**Andre** is a boy whose family was saved by the Titans.

## Biography

Andre and his parents 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.
Ethel

Sister **Ethel** is a nun at Saint Paul's Convent.

## Biography

Sister Ethel assisted a number of nuns in transporting a sedated Rachel Roth into a containment room.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Deathstroke suit

A **protective armored suit** was used by Slade Wilson during his work as Deathstroke.

## History

Slade Wilson utilized the suit while operating as Deathstroke. He donned it on a mission in Illinois, before later wearing it in an assassination attempt on Jillian. After coming out of retirement, Slade reclaimed it. Slade donned it and went after his daughter, Rose, gouging out one of her eyes. He later wore it again to provide aid to Dr. Light. Slade was killed wearing this suit in his final battle with the Titans.

## Functions

* **Identity Concealment**: The suit's mask keeps Slade's identity hidden.
* **Protection**: The suit protects Slade from blunt force trauma, even from individuals with superhuman strength and is even tough enough to protect him from Tamaranean thermal blasts. The suit appears to be bulletproof based on the bullet dents on the armor. However, the suit is vulnerable to electric shocks as seen when he was shocked by Nightwing's electrified escrima sticks.
* **Sword Scabbard**: The suit holds a scabbard for Slade's sword in its back.
* **Handgun holster**: The suit holds a holster for Slade's sidearm on his right thigh.
* **Combat Knife Sheath:** The suit holds a sheath for Slade's combat knife on his left thigh.
* **Bo Staff Compartment:** The suit carries a compartment on the back of the belt for Slade's retractable Bo staff.
* **Grenade Compartments:** The suit has compartments on the belt for Slade's flashbangs and hand grenades.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Trigon"
* "Rose" (photo)
* "Ghosts"
* "Aqualad" (flashback)
* "Deathstroke"
* "Jericho" (flashback)
* "Faux Hawk" (flashback)
* "Nightwing"

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (September 13, 2019). "Rose". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 2. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Gorenber, Jaime (writer) & Winter, Glen (director) (September 27, 2019). "Aqualad". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 4. DC Universe.
3. ↑ McCarthy, Kate (writer) & Fraser, Toa (director) (October 25, 2019). "Jericho". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 8. DC Universe.
4. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Walker, Greg (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (September 6, 2019). "Trigon". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 1. DC Universe.
5. ↑ Tancharoen, Kevin (writer) & Pabst, Tom (director) (September 20, 2019). "Ghosts". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 3. DC Universe.
6. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Walker, Greg (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 29, 2019). "Nightwing". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 13. DC Universe.
Daily Planet

The **Daily Planet** is a news and media outlet situated in Metropolis, situated close to LexCorp and S.T.A.R. Labs.

## Known employees

* Clark Kent (Journalist)
* Lois Lane (Journalist)
* Jim (Archivist)

## Trivia

* Daily Planet is a a daily newspaper in DC Comics situated in Metropolis. It is where Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen work.
Clayton Williams

"*All I know is I'm just so proud of you, kiddo.*"
—Clay Williams to Dick Grayson[src]
**Clayton "Clay" Williams** is a club bouncer in Detroit. He used to be a circus strongman who branded himself as "Atlas the Strongman". He's good friends with Dick Grayson and offered to adopt him after Dick's parents' deaths.

## Biography

For years, Clayton Williams performed as a strongman in Haly's Circus. After Mary and John's deaths, Clayton comforted Dick during their funeral. He expressed his desire take Dick in but acknowledged that he would have a better life with the billionaire playboy, Bruce Wayne. Clayton returned to the circus, but Haly had lost credibility due to the Grayson's fatal fall. The circus tanked and Clayton moved to Detroit participate in strongman competitions, and then to work as a bouncer.

Clayton's work took him to a club called Corvo in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was visited by Dick, who informed him that Hayley's Circus performers were being targeted by a murderer named Nick Zucco. Clayton was delighted to learn about Dick's success as both a detective and a vigilante but expressed limited concern about potentially being kidnapped. Sure enough, he was promptly kidnapped by Zucco and used to lure Dick into his lair. Clayton was briefly burned with acid to torment Dick, but he escaped largely unscathed.

## Abilities

* **Peak human strength:** Clayton possesses above-average human strength, due to this he has earned the alias "Atlas the Strongman." As such, he was able to effortlessly lift a young Dick Grayson over his head with both hands, and according to data archives found by Grayson, he set weightlifting records. Even fifteen years later, he had Grayson short of breath when he picked him up and hugged him.

## Trivia

* Williams is 1.95 meters (6'4") tall.
* Williams weighs 300 pounds.
* Williams' phone number is 1-(414)-555-0111.
* Williams lives at 2845 Kingsborough Avenue in Milwaukee.
	+ He has previously lived at 15 East Elm Street in Peoria, 261 Magnolia Avenue in Springfield, and 41A Meigs Line in Canton.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Diette MacDonald

## Diette MacDonald

### IMDb Diette MacDonald at the Internet Movie Database

8573326

**Diette MacDonald** is an art director.

## Credits

### Set designer

Season 1
* "Titans" (with Fabrizio Sclocco, Doug Slater and Vicky Peters)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Fabrizio Sclocco, Doug Slater and Vicky Peters)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Fabrizio Sclocco and Vicky Peters)
* "Jason Todd" (with Fabrizio Sclocco and Vicky Peters)
* "Asylum" (with Fabrizio Sclocco and Vicky Peters)
* "Donna Troy" (with Fabrizio Sclocco and Vicky Peters)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Fabrizio Sclocco and Vicky Peters)
* "Koriand'r" (with Fabrizio Sclocco and Vicky Peters)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Fabrizio Sclocco and Vicky Peters)
Etter's Pizza

**Etter's Pizza** is a pizzeria located somewhere in the United States of America.

## History

Dick Grayson, Kory Anders, Gar Logan and Rachel Roth bought some pizza from Etter's, taking it to their motel.

## Trivia

* The business's phone number is 555-0146.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hill, Bryan Edward, Stanton, Gabrielle (writers) & Menon, Meera (director) (November 9, 2018). "Together". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 5. DC Universe.
Dick Grayson (episode)

*For the eponymous character, see Dick Grayson.*

## "Dick Grayson"

"**Dick Grayson**" is the eleventh and final episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the eleventh episode overall. It premiered on DC Universe on December 21, 2018.

## Synopsis

In the season finale, Trigon's powers send Dick into a dreamscape that begins with him living a happy domestic life, but soon takes him into a dark journey back to Gotham.

## Cast

### Starring

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

### Guest starring

* Curran Walters as Jason Todd
* Rachel Nichols as Angela Azarath
* Seamus Dever as Trigon
* Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall
* Minka Kelly as Dawn Grayson

### Co-starring

* James Scallion as Johnny Grayson
* Tony Nappo as Cab Driver
* Sean Sullivan as Night Manager
* Tony Craig as Commissioner Staple
* Simon Northwood as Drunk Beating Man
* Steve Boyle as Man in Suit
* Stephannie Hawkins as Screaming Woman
* Troy Blundell as Gotham Cop #1
* Alex Spencer as Gotham Cop #2
* Monika Schurmann as Coroner Worker
* Dale Samms as Police Guard
* Darryl Flatman as Harrison
* Duff MacDonald as Cadmus Labs Employee
* Brooker Muir as Conner Body Double
* Pastel Supernova as Alley Prostitute
* Adam Tomlinson as Alley John

### Uncredited

* Alain Moussi and Maxime Savaria as Batman

## References

1. ↑ Polito, T. [thomasp0003]. (2018, December 15). Titans finale official synopsis: “In the season finale, Trigon's powers send Dick into a dreamscape that begins with him living a happy domestic life, but soon takes him into a dark journey back to Gotham.” [Tweet]. Retrieved from https://twitter.com/thomasp0003/status/1074164666966949888
2. ↑ "DC Universe's Titans TV Show Batman Actor Revealed" - Screen Rant
California

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

## History

The Titans operated out of Titans Tower in San Francisco. When Dick Grayson reformed the Titans, they took up residence once again.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Dick Grayson
* Gar Logan
* Rachel Roth
* Tim Drake
* Conner Kent
* Krypto
* Koriand'r

### Former inhabitants

* Garth (deceased)
* Jason Todd (moved to Gotham City)
* Dawn Granger (moved to Paris)
* Hank Hall (deceased)
* Donna Troy (moved to London)
* Rose Wilson (moved to an unknown location)

## Locations

### Cities

* San Francisco
* Los Angeles

## Appearances

Season 1
* "Titans" (mentioned)

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

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (September 13, 2019). "Rose". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 2. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Walker, Greg (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (September 6, 2019). "Trigon". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 1. DC Universe.
Dude, Where's My Gar

"**Dude, Where's My Gar?**" is the ninth episode of the fourth season of *Titans*, and the forty-sixth episode overall. It premiered on April 20, 2023. It also served as a crossover episode with its spin-off show Doom Patrol and the CW's *Stargirl*. It also features archival footage from *The Flash*, *Swamp Thing*, *Teen Titans Go!*, *Smallville*, *Superman: The Movie, Harley Quinn*, *Batman (Dozier)*, and *Shazam*.

## Synopsis

After being separated from the Titans, Gar uncovers long-lost secrets from his past as he confronts his mysterious connection to the Red.

## Cast

### Starring

* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan/Beast Boy

### Special guest star

* Joivan Wade as Victor Stone/Cyborg
* Brec Bassinger as Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl

### Guest starring

* Nyambi Nyambi as Dominic Mndawe/Freedom Beast
* Lisa Ambalavanar as Jinx

### Co-starring

* Wyatt Lindner as Young Gar
* Keilah Griffiths as Kris
* Ryan O'Callaghan as Dr. Seaton
* Robert B Kennedy as Dr. Myers

### Uncredited

* Grant Gustin as Barry Allen/The Flash (archive footage)
* Derek Mears as Swamp Thing (archive footage)
* Asher Angel and Zachary Levi as Billy Batson/Shazam (voice; archive footage)
* Greg Cipes as Gar Logan/Beast Boy (voice; archive audio)
* Kaley Cuoco as Harley Quinn (voice; archive audio)
* Alan Tudyk as The Joker (voice; archive audio)
* Brent Strait as Kent Nelson/Dr. Fate (voice; archive audio)
* Glenn Ford as Jonathan Kent (voice; archive audio)
* Cesar Romero as The Joker (voice; archive audio)

## Notes and trivia

* This episode marks the return of Gar Logan after a two episode long absence. He was last seen in "Brother Blood".
* This episode was originally scheduled as episode 7, however was changed to episode 9 in March, 2023.
* The title is a pun and reference to the 2000 Sci-fi comedy ***Dude, Where's My Car?*** starring Ashton Kutcher and Seann William Scott.
* This is the first episode of *Titans* to be co-written by a member of the cast.
* The crossover was initially teased by Brec Bassinger after she posted a photo of herself in Toronto, dressed as Stargirl alongside Geoff Johns and Ryan Potter.
* On November 1, 2022, Titans showrunner Greg Walker spoke with ScreenRant about the crossover. He reportedly left Toronto and Geoff Johns came to work on episode 4x07, and then *"crazy stuff started happening"*. He admitted to not seeing the episode at the time of the interview, noting that Geoff works in mysterious ways. He went on to say that they would be lucky to have Stargirl on their show, and that he's a huge fan of the series.
* Greg Walker confirmed that the photo Bassinger had posted was from the filming of this episode of Season 4 during an interview with Collider.
* The Monkey being experimented on is Djuba, B'wana Beast's companion from the comics.

## References

1. ↑ EricDeanSeaton @ Twitter
2. ↑ IMDb: *Dude, Where's My Car? (2000)*
3. ↑ ScreenRant: Titans Season 4 Has DC Show's First Episode Co-Written By Cast Member
4. ↑ Brec Bassinger Teaser Tweet
5. ↑ ScreenRant: Greg Walker on Stargirl Crossover
6. ↑ Collider: Greg Walker on Stargirl Crossover
Caulder house

"*This isn't simply a sanctuary, Rachel. It's an incubation chamber, an experiment. The work I do on them will push medical science forward decades in a matter of years. What's happening here will one day save thousands, even millions, of lives.*"
—Niles Caulder to Rachel Roth[src]
The **Caulder house** is a residence owned by Dr. Niles Caulder in Covington, Ohio and the home of the Doom Patrol. The property is located on Danny Street and is locked up to the outside world.

## History

Dedicating his life to saving those that society had forgotten, Dr. Niles Caulder opened up his house to Larry, Rita Farr, Cliff and Gar Logan. In 2018, Rachel Roth visited with Gar, accidentally breaking Dr. Caulder's back again, before Gar left to live a normal life.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Doom Patrol
	+ Niles Caulder/The Chief
	+ Cliff Steele
	+ Rita Farr
	+ Larry Trainor
		- Negative Spirit
	+ Victor Stone/Cyborg

### Former inhabitants

* Gar Logan
* Rachel Roth

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Dude, Where's My Gar"
* "Game Over"

## References

1. ↑ Johns, Geoff (writer) & Fawcett, John (director) (November 2, 2018). "Doom Patrol". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 4. DC Universe.
Gar Logan's mother

An **unnamed woman** was the wife of unnamed man and the mother of Gar Logan.

## Biography

The woman and her husband gave birth to a son, Gar. However, she and her husband died of the Green Plague.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, her name is Marie Logan and she was married to Mark Logan. She and her husband accidentally gave their son his shapeshifting powers after they attempted to cure him of a rare disease named Sakutia. She and her husband died later died in a boating accident.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Doom Patrol" (photo)
* "Asylum" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ Johns, Geoff, Potter, Ryan (writers) & Seaton, Eric Dean (director) (April 20, 2023). "Dude, Where's My Gar". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 9. HBO Max.
Columbus

**Columbus** is a city in Ohio in the United States of America.

## History

Kory Anders and Rachel Roth traveled near Columbus.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Aqualad suit

The **Aqualad suit** was a protective suit that was used by Garth to fight crime as Aqualad.

## History

Garth used the Aqualad suit to fight crime as Aqualad, also while he was a member of the Titans. After his death, the suit was placed on the Titans Tower.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Aqualad" (flashback)
* "Jericho" (flashback)

## References

1. ↑ Gorenber, Jaime (writer) & Winter, Glen (director) (September 27, 2019). "Aqualad". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 4. DC Universe.
2. ↑ McCarthy, Kate (writer) & Fraser, Toa (director) (October 25, 2019). "Jericho". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 8. DC Universe.
Franka Potente

**Franka Potente** (born July 22, 1974) is a German actress. She portrays May Bennett/Mother Mayhem in *Titans*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor" May Bennett/Mother Mayhem
* "Mother Mayhem" May Bennett/Mother Mayhem
* "Jinx" May Bennett/Mother Mayhem
* "Super Super Mart" May Bennett/Mother Mayhem

## References

1. ↑ ‘Titans’ Sets Season 4 Villains: Joseph Morgan As Brother Blood, Franka Potente As Mother Mayhem, Lisa Ambalavanar As Jinx
Agnews Asylum

**Agnews Asylum** was an asylum located in Lynwood, Illinois.

## History

Angela Azarath was imprisoned in the asylum. Dr. Adamson visited the asylum, taking a newly-brainwashed "Nuclear Stepdad". Rachel Roth and Gar Logan went to the asylum to attempt to rescue Rachel's mother, Angela, but they were captured. They were followed by Dick Grayson and Kory Anders, but they too were captured. They ultimately all escaped, taking Angela with them, before blowing the place up.

The land was developed into a supermarket named *Super Super Mart* in the years following, and the lower levels of the asylum survived the fire. While exploring the remnants of the asylum, Kory discovered a mysterious illustrated children's book containing disturbing images of a child destroying the Earth and herself, Dick, Conner, Gar and Jinx seemingly dead with a raven watching them. Tim Drake also uncovered old recordings of the past, one of which revealing that Sebastian Sanger is May Bennett and Trigon's son.

## Known employees

### Former employees

* Dr. Adamson (overseer)
* Unnamed (doctor)
* The Confessor

## Known inmates

### Former inmates

* Angela Azarath
* "Nuclear Biff" (presumed)
* "Nuclear Dad" (presumed)
* "Nuclear Mom" (presumed)
* "Nuclear Sis" (presumed)
* "Nuclear Stepdad"
* May Bennett

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Together"
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hill, Bryan Edward, Walker, Greg (writers) & Kalymnios, Alex (director) (November 23, 2018). "Asylum". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 7. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward, Stanton, Gabrielle (writers) & Menon, Meera (director) (November 9, 2018). "Together". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 5. DC Universe.
3. ↑ "Super Super Mart"
ARGUS

**ARGUS** is a an organization associated with Slade Wilson.

## History

Slade Wilson was affiliated with ARGUS.

* Margarita Vee
* Roy Harper
* Donna Troy

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, A.R.G.U.S. is an American government agency that acts as support to superhuman individuals, and generally oversee superhuman activity.

## References

1. ↑ Tancharoen, Kevin (writer) & Pabst, Tom (director) (September 20, 2019). "Ghosts". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Georgetown

**Georgetown** is a city in the United States of America.

## History

Dawn Granger and Hank Hall lived in Georgetown, eventually moving to Wyoming.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Hank and Dawn lived in Georgetown in Washington, D.C., while attending Georgetown University.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (September 13, 2019). "Rose". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 2. DC Universe.
Benny

**Benny** is a bartender in San Francisco.

## Biography

Originally, Benny was an informant for Dick Grayson, providing him with information on weapons, hook-ups, and cop-talk. However, he eventually retired from this life and became a regular bartender.

Five years later, Dick visited Benny asking for information on Slade Wilson. When Benny told him that he'd retired from that, Dick pulled Benny's own gun on him to get the information that he needed.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Goldsman, Akiva (director) (October 18, 2019). "Bruce Wayne". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 7. DC Universe.
Asylum

*For the eponymous location, see Agnews Asylum*.

"**Asylum**" is the seventh episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the seventh episode overall. It premiered on DC Universe on November 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

When The Messenger reveals that Rachel's birth mother is alive and being held captive by The Organization in a mysterious psychiatric facility, Rachel is determined to rescue her. But once inside, the Titans are faced with their deepest vulnerabilities and fears.

## 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

* Rachel Nichols as Angela Azarath
* Reed Birney as Dr. Adamson
* Rachael Crawford as an Agnews Asylum doctor

### Co-starring

* Tomaso Sanelli as Young Dick Grayson
* Torquil Colbo as Asylum Tech
* Rosemary Doyle as Surgeon #1
* Allen Keng as Surgeon #2
* Adam Bogen as Tech #1
* James Binkley as Orderly #1
* Craig Henry as Orderly #2

## Trivia

* In Titans Season 4, the episode "Super Super Mart" revealed that the event when Koriand'r, Dick, Rachel and Gar was escaping the Agnews Asylum took place in 2019.

## References

1. ↑ "The Titans Look as Though They are About to Face Their Fears in New Episode Photos" - Batman-News
Daryl

**Daryl** is a manger of Bulldog's Diner.

## History

Travis entered Bulldog's Diner, harassing Daryl for some beers. However, Daryl reminded him that they didn't serve them so early, and Travis got annoyed.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Austria

**Austria** is a country.

## History

Kory Anders visited Austria, pretending to grow close with Konstantin Kovar in order to find a girl, Rachel Roth.

## Locations

* Königstetten
* Vienna
* Zeiselmauer

## References

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

**France** is a country that is located in Europe in the Northern Hemisphere.

## History

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

## References

1. ↑ Gorenberg, Jamie (writer) & Shelton, Millicent (director) (August 12, 2021). "Hank & Dove". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 3. HBO Max.
Esai Morales

**Esai Manuel Morales, Jr.** (born October 1, 1962) is an American actor. He portrayed Slade Wilson/Deathstroke in *Titans*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 2

* "Trigon" Slade Wilson
* "Ghosts" Slade Wilson
* "Aqualad" Slade Wilson
* "Deathstroke" Slade Wilson
* "Bruce Wayne" Slade Wilson (voice only)
* "Jericho" Slade Wilson
* "E.L.\_.O." Slade Wilson
* "Faux Hawk" Slade Wilson
* "Nightwing" Slade Wilson
New Jersey

## New Jersey

### Latest episode

"Lex Luthor" (mentioned)

**New Jersey** is a state in the United States of America.

## History

Batman and his sidekick Robin operated out of Wayne Manor in Gotham City.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Stephen Chen
* Jack Drake
* Janet Drake
* Barbara Gordon
* Molly Jensen
* Jason Todd
* Leslie Thompkins
* Donna Troy
* Bruce Wayne

### Former inhabitants

* Tim Drake (joined the Titans traveling)
* Dick Grayson (moved to San Francisco)
* Dawn Granger (moved to Paris)
* Hank Hall (deceased)

## Locations

### Cities

* Gotham City
* Bludhaven

## Appearances

Season 1
* "Titans" (memory)
* "Hawk and Dove" (flashback)
* "Origins" (flashbacks)
* "Together" (mentioned)
* "Jason Todd" (flashbacks)
* "Asylum" (hallucination)
* "Donna Troy" (flashback)
* "Dick Grayson" (false reality)

Season 2
* "Trigon"
* "Rose"
* "Bruce Wayne" (mentioned)
* "E.L.\_.O."

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

Season 4
* "Lex Luthor" (mentioned)
Curran Walters

**Curran Walters** (born January 16, 1998) is an American actor. He portrays Jason Todd/Robin/Red Hood in *Titans*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* "Together" Robin
* "Jason Todd" Jason Todd/Robin
* "Dick Grayson" Jason Todd

#### Season 2

* "Trigon" Jason Todd/Robin
* "Rose" Jason Todd
* "Ghosts" Jason Todd/Robin
* "Deathstroke" Jason Todd/Robin
* "Conner" Jason Todd/Robin
* "Bruce Wayne" Jason Todd
* "Atonement" Jason Todd
* "E.L. .O." Jason Todd
* "Faux Hawk" Jason Todd
* "Nightwing" Jason Todd

#### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon" Jason Todd/Robin
* "Red Hood" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "Hank & Dove" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "Blackfire" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "Lazarus" Jason Todd/Robin/Red Hood
* "Lady Vic" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "51%" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "Home" Jason Todd
* "Troubled Water" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "Prodigal" Jason Todd/Red Hood
* "Purple Rain" Jason Todd/Red Hood
Brian Verhoog

## Brian Verhoog

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**Brian Verhoog** is an art director and production designer.

## Credits

### Art director

Season 1
* "Titans" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Origins" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Together" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Jason Todd" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Asylum" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Donna Troy" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Koriand'r" (with Michaela Cheyne)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Michaela Cheyne)
Amy Rohrbach

Detective **Amy Rohrbach** (died 2018) was a police detective of the Detroit Police Department.

## Biography

Amy moved from Oakland to Detroit, Michigan, joining the Detroit Police Department, being paired with Dick Grayson. While he was initially cold towards her, he soon asked her if she had any updates on the Robin case, much to her surprise, apologizing for the way he'd been acting. Later, Rohrbach ran into Dick outside the police precinct, inquiring as to his previous partner, Amy deducing that Dick wasn't as horrible as he came across.

Rohrbach was called by Charlie to the coroner's office, who showed her the cadaver of a man whose internal organs had all burst. Shortly following, she called Dick to check up on his whereabouts, before telling him that they'd found the body of a fake officer who'd checked Rachel Roth out the night before. Amy promised to send through all of the information to Dick. Sometime later, Rohrbach returned home, finding a girl crying on her floor. The girl turned round, having been faking it, and she and her brother begun beating her. They were shortly joined by their parents. Following this, Rohrbach died, likely from the wounds inflicted.

## Trivia

In the DC Nightwing Volume 2, she was one of the few honest cops in Bludhaven police department. She worked with Dick Grayson who also worked there and figured out he was Nightwing. Even though she compelled him to retire, she kept it a secret.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins" (mentioned)

## 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.
Cadmus Industries

"*A better future tomorrow. Welcome home, Conner.*"
—Eve Watson to Conner[src]
**Cadmus Industries** is a chemical factory in San Francisco that served as a predecessor to Cadmus Laboratories.

## History

"*It was a chemical factory and lab.*"
—Eve Watson to Conner[src]
Lex Luthor created Cadmus Industries so he could attempt to create a clone of Superman. Dr. Eve Watson eventually began working at Cadmus and came up with the idea to use human DNA to stabilize the Kryptonian genes. Luthor then attempted to create multiple clones by combining his DNA with Superman's. The experiments were responsible for causing an isobutylene explosion which killed sixteen people and led to the facility being condemned. The lab's remaining assets were eventually relocated to Metropolis and used in the new Cadmus Laboratories facility.

Eve Watson eventually brought Conner to the condemned Cadmus Industries facility to show him Luthor's failed attempts to create a Superman clone and teach him about his origin.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Conner"
* "Fallen" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 {Hatem, Richard (writer) & Kalymnios, Alex (director) (October 11, 2019). "Conner". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Duke Thomas

**Duke Thomas** is a resident of Gotham City and one of Bruce Wayne's potential future recruits.

## Biography

At some point, Bruce Wayne chose Duke Thomas, alongside Carrie Kelley, Daxton Chill and Stephanie Brown, as a potential future recruit and successor to the then-late Jason Todd as Robin.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Duke Thomas was the leader of the We Are Robin movement following the events of *Batman: Endgame*. Duke was then taken in as Batman's protégé, becoming The Signal after developing meta-human powers. He debuted in *Batman* #21 (June, 2013).

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.