In the morning after the Dime theft, Gladstone decided to move on with his life rather than helping Scrooge. Only after several moments of bad luck finally convince him that the curse is for real he decides to tell Scrooge what happened to the Number One Dime and help him to get it back from Magica. Gladstone is too lazy to try to get something with more of his luck and is forced by the curse to actually work for something. He almost died to recover Scrooge's Number One Dime and bring an end to the curse over his luck.

Most of the other episodes take place on Earth and we see Starfire feeling misplaced for living on a strange planet whose customs she still doesn't know. Now we have an episode focused on Starfire's home planet, it's the other Titans' turn to feel misplaced. In special Robin for not accepting the arranged marriage thing and Beast Boy for not learning how to use bathrooms in Tamaran. And all Titans in general for not being able to lift the giant drinking cups that Tamaranians are able to lift easily. And don't forget about their habits at the feast. I hope there are more episodes on Tamaran.

I know many people say Starfire should leave Val-Yor die but, she's a superhero. If she did so, would she be better than him? Anyway, some people believe it's a good thing Val-Yor not changing his mind after being saved by Starfire, but I believe he's changed his mind more than he admits. Specially after he enters his ship at the end and smiles. For those who think he not changing his mind is good to avoid making kids believe they can make racists changing their mind but, all the situations I see this happening in cartoons are so hard(or impossible) to happen in real-life. I hope Val-Yor appears in an episode where this question will finally be solved. When I was visiting websites about him, I read about a fan who said Val-Yor would be the only one Starfire and Blackfire would team up against. I think Blackfire would make Starfire and Val-Yor team up against her.(assuming Blackfire would find a way to make Starfire unable to defeat her alone again)

Valmont actually tried to work for a dragon wizard after his last experience. He's really desperate for money. And Drago should give him a chance. I wanted to see Valmont on a fight. How would be Valmont's and Hak Foo's as dragon warriors? Former major villains shouldn't be reduced to it.

Valmont's only appearance in "The Powers that Be(2)" is leaving the bus. He could have a bigger role. He didn't even meet the Enforcers this season. He could have rejoined them against Drago and give us an idea that he would lead the Dark Hand again for other crimes and make us expect for another season.