Before Alan Ritchson gained fame as Jack Reacher on Prime Video, he proved his suitability for such roles by portraying a similar character, Hank Hall/Hawk, in HBO's DC series Titans. With a strong physical presence complemented by emotional depth, Ritchson made his character intriguing in a show that offered a captivating television experience without being overly refined. According to FlixPatrol's tracking data, Titans is currently among the top 10 most-watched series on HBO Max across multiple regions and boasts a broad popularity graph on the platform.

The series is experiencing a genuine resurgence in streaming due to its reappearance in HBO Max rankings outside the United States. The return of viewers to Titans can also be seen as a result of Reacher turning Alan Ritchson into a recognized action star. While Titans has always been a bit chaotic, it knew how to highlight its cast, with Ritchson being one of the clearest examples.

The cast of the series includes Brenton Thwaites (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, The Giver) as Dick Grayson, Anna Diop (Us, Nanny) as Kory Anders, Teagan Croft (The Return, The Real Ghost) as Rachel Roth, Ryan Potter (Big Hero 6, Running Point) as Gar Logan, Ritchson as Hank Hall, Minka Kelly (Roommate, 500 Days of Summer) as Dawn Granger, and Curran Walters (Response, 20th Century Women) as Jason Todd.

According to a review by Vinnie Mancuso for Collider, the season 2 premiere of Titans was actually preoccupied with cleaning up the loose ends that should have been resolved at the end of season 1. Most of the episode was spent wrapping up the Trigon storyline, which made the opening episode feel strange from the start. Instead of kicking off a new season, it played out like a delayed finale, significantly slowing down the momentum. As a result, while the series ended after four seasons, it maintains an impressive score of 89% on Rotten Tomatoes, with the last two seasons receiving excellent ratings.