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Episode #29 - Betrothed Original Airdate - September 11th, 2004 The Teen Titans take a road trip to Starfire's home planet, Tamaran. But this is no ordinary visit: The Grand Ruler of Tamaran has arranged for Starfire to be married! The Titans try to go along with the strange ways of Starfire's home world, but Robin has a hard time believing that Starfire really wants to marry someone she's never even met. Review by Amazing Spidey Media by Bird Boy

Titans Writers Written by Amy Wolfram Directed by Alex Soto Producer Glen Murakami Producers Linda M. Steiner, David Slacker Music by Lolita Ritmanis Casting and Voice Direction Andrea Romano Animation Services by Dongwoo Animation Co., LTD. Titans Voices Greg Cipes as Beast Boy Scott Menville as Robin Khary Payton as Cyborg Tara Strong as Raven Hynden Walch as Starfire and Blackfire Alan Shearman as Galfore Dee Bradley Baker as Glgrdsklechhh

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Review There was nothing too spectacular here, unfortunately. Following last weeks outstanding “X” was going to be difficult to begin with, but most of this episode was sub par. The episode focuses on Starfire’s home world, and on Tamaran, marriages are arranged, much to Robin’s chagrin. Of course it’s all a double cross, the appearance of Blackfire made that obvious from the moment she appeared. With the exception of Robin and Starfire, none of the Titans really did anything. The Robin/Starfire relationship is one of the more interesting aspects of Teen Titans to me, there was nothing here to make a brave leap forward for them, but it’s no obvious Robin has some feelings for her, and Beast Boy and Cyborg apparently aren’t blind, as they are aware of it. The relationship aside, there was very little to this episode. Animation wise, it took a step down from last weeks episode, and most Titans episodes. The fight scenes were nothing to write home about, which is disappointing, as Teen Titans has some of the best-choreographed fight scenes on TV. Overall the episode wasn’t bad by any means it just wasn’t very good...

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