And finally, Rule 3: concealment (not "I love you" like Starfire thought she heard him say). Robin creepily answers: "crimes of passion." He lists Rule 2 as Indirect Observation. Starfire is confused, wondering what crimes will happen in this place. Meanwhile, in the T-Car, Robin lists the three rules of a stakeout Rule 1: Locate a den of criminal activity. Cyborg and Beast Boy decide she would be the PERFECT victim of their little stakeout. Raven agrees that Beast Boy and Cyborg are bad at stakeouts, and wanting not to be bothered, she heads off into the darkness of her room. Robin denies their stakeout request and wants to be alone with Starfire (Robin's stakeout crime is a mere scheme to finally get a kiss from Starfire). Thinking they were concealed, Cyborg and Beast Boy were mocking him, saying that they saw him. Robin exclaims to them that they are bad at stakeouts, giving the example of the restaurant scenario where Brother Blood was eating a sandwich. Beast Boy and Cyborg then take the opportunity to start singing the Stakeout song. Cyborg makes a small joke out of Robin's declaration by saying, " I thought crime was a leg, bro!" Then Beast Boy adds on to the joke by saying: " No Dude! if crime was anything, it would be a hand!" When Starfire is wondering what the meaning of a stakeout is, Cyborg explains the best way to fight crime: finding their hidden secrets. Robin suddenly arrives, saying that crime is afoot and that the only way to stop them is by a stakeout. The episode begins with Beast Boy, Cyborg, and Starfire playing video games while Raven is reading. Robin brings Starfire on a bogus stakeout in an attempt to steal a kiss from her, while Cyborg and Beast Boy hold their own stakeout to discover Raven's darkest secret.
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