TV Knight 3

"TV Knight 3" is the fifty-second episode of the fourth season of Teen Titans Go! and the two-hundred-ninth overall episode of the series.

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Batman is more interested in watching TV than participating in his birthday party.

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This episode is a sequel to "TV Knight" and "TV Knight 2".
This is the second episode to be released on international TV airings before premiering in the United States.
This is the last episode of Season 4.
- It may be the final episode of the season but it isn't considered the season finale since "Flashback" was the last episode to be produced in the season.
This episode reveals that Raven possibly has a habit of playing Pretty Pretty Pegasus Toys secretly at nighttime.
It is revealed that Beast Boy can turn into hybrid animals if being forced.
This is the last episode to use the original designs of Teen Titans from the first fo ur seasons, aside from flashbacks and reused animation. In the next season, the Titans' designs are slightly updated.

This episode is the third installment to "TV Knight" and "TV Knight 2".
The opening scene from "TV Knight" and "TV Knight 2" is reused for the opening scene for this episode.
Raven is seen unhooded for the 80th time in the series.
Beast Boy's love for burritos and Cyborg's disgust towards them, first seen in "Burger vs. Burrito", are shown again.
- Cyborg's love for burgers is also mentioned.
Robin tries to woo Starfire, but she ignores him and he feels sad.
- When Robin tries to woo Starfire with a dance and later shrieking like a primate, he is seen wearing his red tuxedo from "The Academy" and "Demon Prom".
Raven's strong love towards Pretty Pretty Pegasus is displayed again.
In the first Jellynecks segment, Robin wears the businessman suit and same hairdo from "Crazy Desire Island".

One of the programs that Batman watches is called the The Jellynecks. This may refer to Michael Jelenic, whose last name was mispronounced as "Jellyneck" by Robin and Beast Boy in "The Self-Indulgent 200th Episode Spectacular!".
One program that Batman watches is called Crime Rider, which parodies Knight Rider, with Cyborg acting as K.I.T.T. and Beast Boy acting as David Hasselhoff's character, Michael Knight.
- Going along with that, Cyborg also suggests to solve "beach crimes", likely a reference to Hawaii Five-O and Baywatch.
The program where Robin and Starfire are dressed as hillbillies as well as Beast Boy being a donkey and Cyborg being a farmer, is a parody of Hee Haw, an American television variety show that ran from 1969 to 1987, featuring country music and humor with the fictional rural "Kornfield Kounty" as a backdrop.
The style and concept of TV Knight 1-3 are similar to the Rick and Morty "Interdimensional Cable" series of episodes ("Rixty Minutes", "Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate", "Morty's Mindblowers").
When Batman reaches for the Bat Remote from his utility belt, there's also a pouch labeled "Shark Spray", a clear reference to the Shark Repellent Bat Spray that Batman used in the 1966 film based on the Adam West TV series.
A Lego Batman figure can be spotted in the opening shot of the Batcave.
There is an image of Black Manta on the map with directions to Titans Tower.

Superman's sketches about Batman and himself show the pair being BFF's, even when they are elderly and wizened. In actuality, Superman's body wouldn't physically age at the same rate as Batman's because of his superpowers. Examples of this can be seen in the Batman Beyond series.