Starring: Tara Strong, Scott Menville, Greg Cipes, Khary Payton, Hynden Walch
Genres: Action, Adventure, Animated, Fantasy, Sci-fi, Thriller
Corrected entry: For some reason, the image of Trigon in Raven's mind does not have the antlers which are featured on the real Trigon in the 4th season and in the comics. I think that Raven should remember her dead father well enough to remember that detail, minor as it seems.
Corrected entry: At the beginning of the show, all five team members working together are unable to defeat Cinderblock, yet somehow Cyborg is able to return later on and show the team he defeated Cinderblock by himself.
Continuity mistake: When Raven telekinetically reassembles the broken chime bead necklace, it has about nine beads and is rather tight, but before and after that the necklaces feature about 13 or 14 beads and are wide enough to fit around the others' necks.
Wavelength - S3-E8
Cyborg: Please. They're not just plans. They're me. Everything I am! my body, my brain, my feelings ...
Bumblebee: Relax! I only read the sonic cannon stuff. - And a few memory files about the big crush you had on Jinx.
Trivia: X-X "The Lost Episode": Some other character cameos in the concerto audience include the two English ladies talking about fish in "Revolution", and Dr. Victor Payten, his interviewer, and the soap opera character Rebecca from "Episode 257-494".
Question: What city are the Teen Titians in?
Chosen answer: It is located in California, as shown in "Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo". Possibly San Francisco as seen in the comics.
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Correction: Trigon can disguise himself. He appeared to Raven's mother as a handsome man in order to marry her. He could very well have (understandably) not shown his antlers around his daughter, to make himself appear less evil. There is no mistake.