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Doom Patrol is a unique superhero series that takes a refreshing and unconventional approach to the genre. The show delves deep into the psyches of its characters, who are all dealing with the emotional scars of their traumatic pasts, and explores themes of identity, acceptance, and mental health. The cast of characters is diverse, each with their own unique backstory and set of superpowers. The team is led by The Chief, a brilliant but enigmatic scientist, and includes members such as Robotman, Negative Man, and Elasti-Woman, each of whom has a tragic past and a unique set of abilities. The show's storyline is both weird and wonderful, as the team investigates strange phenomena and bizarre occurrences. The characters' personal struggles are intertwined with the overarching plot, creating a compelling and engaging narrative. Doom Patrol is a must-watch for fans of the superhero genre who are looking for something different. The show's strong writing, talented cast, and unique approach to storytelling make it a standout in a crowded field.
Best Superhero Series | 2021
Best Actor in a Superhero Series Limited Series or MadeforTV Movie | 2023
Best Actress in a Superhero Series Limited Series or MadeforTV Movie | 2023
Best Superhero Series Limited Series or MadeforTV Movie | 2023
Best Actor in a Superhero Series | 2022 | Brendan
Best Actress in a Superhero Series | 2021 | Diane
Best Superhero Television Series | 2024
Best Streaming Superhero Television Series | 2019
Outstanding Drama Series | 2022
Outstanding Stunt Coordination | 2021 | Thom
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Motion Picture Miniseries or Pilot Made for Television | 2020 | Christopher
Best Wildposts for a TVStreaming Series | 2019
Best Actress Television | 2019 | Diane
Although "Doom Patrol" was technically considered to be a spin-off of "Titans", a lot of fans noticed inconsistencies between the series and the episode of "Titans" in which they were originally introduced. The timeline didn't seem to sync with that of "Titans" and the fact that Beast Boy was never shown or mentioned in any capacity, despite having initially been a long standing member of the team. When asked about these inconsistencies, producers always gave vague answers and said they didn't want to be tied down to the "Titans" mythology. The discrepancies were finally clarified during the CW's "Crisis On Infinite Earths" crossover event. At the conclusion of the event, it was shown that the "Doom Patrol" series takes place on Earth-21 while "Titans" takes place on Earth-9. Therefore the Doom Patrol team featured in the "Titans" episode is NOT the same team featured in the "Doom Patrol" series, but rather the Earth-9 version.
The team in this series is a mix of various line-ups from the comics. Robotman Cliff Steele is the only member who has been on the Doom Patrol in all its comic book incarnations. Elasti-Girl and Crazy Jane have never been on the team at the same time. Cyborg is not tied to the comic book team in any way, his Teen Titans teammate Beast Boy, however, is.
Brendan Fraser rarely wears the Robotman suit. Most of the time the character is played on set by Riley Shanahan.
Diane Guerrero had been vocal about wanting to play a superhero and described her dream role as '"anything involving sci-fi or fantasy".
Robotman wears a different T-shirt of a rock band in every adventure, mostly, punk bands, such as The Clash, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, etc.
