Episode #17 – Only Human Original Airdate – January 31st, 2004 Back when Cyborg was a fully human athlete, he loved trying to do more than he thought he could do. He always gave 110%. But now that his muscles are mechanical, Cy’s limitations are built-in. No matter how hard he tries, 100% | Titans Writers Written by Adam Beechen Directed by Alex Soto Producer Glen Murakami Producers Linda M. Steiner, Bruce Timm Asst. Producer Kimberly A. Smith Music by Lolita Ritmanis Casting and Voice Direction Andrea Romano Animation Services by Dong Woo Animation Co., LTD. Titans Voices |
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| Review Every Titan has gotten a spotlight episode so far–Starfire was the first with “Sisters”, Cyborg followed with “Sum of His Parts”, then Raven in “Nevermore”, Robin got his fill in “Masks” and both parts of “Apprentice”, and Beast Boy hit season two with the second episode, “Every Dog Has His This episode, as Steel put it, “nothing really happened. It was funny, had all the stylistic elements; but other than that, it was pretty empty.” And that’s just the way it panned out–we were given a story in which we learn There’s only so much you can say about an episode that accomplished very little, featured the same amount of animation you expected (and an over-abundance of those ‘action panel”s) and the same music you come to expect. Perhaps Teen Titans is just settling itself in as another |