Because the thing is, what would happen with us is that we’d be filming all the time for eight months, and we would be on autopilot really. So fun! Because I knew that Curran was only going to come back for one or two episodes. When I asked Jay Lycurgo what it was like getting to work with Curran Walters on this sequence, he answered: It soon became clear that Tim hadn’t truly been sent back to Gotham to find this source, but rather go through his next round of Robin training, now with Jason instructing him. However, there’s more to being a superhero than wearing a costume, but luckily for Tim, upon getting into a fight with some hoods back in his hometown, Jason Todd, a.k.a. The latest Titans episode saw Brenton Thwaites’ Dick not only sending Tim to Gotham City to find a source who could provide information on Mother Mayhem, but also giving him a Robin suit for the mission.
Tim’s Robin debut finally happened in today’s episode, “Project Starfire,” and ahead of it premiering to HBO Max subscribers, Lycurgo talked with CinemaBlend about his character’s mini-team-up with Curran Walters’ Jason, as well as training with a bo staff all season long. Then in late March, it was officially announced that Lycurgo’s Tim would indeed become the new Robin, and a few weeks later, showrunner Greg Walker talked about the big way Tim stands out from his predecessors, Dick Grayson and Jason Todd, as the Boy Wonder. Although Jay Lycurgo’s version of Tim Drake has been part of Titans since Season 3, going into Season 4, it was unclear if he would follow in his comic book counterpart’s and become a full-fledged superhero.
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