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steven weber voice a character on the batman animated series that was similar to who he plays on NCIS: NOLA, hamilition, and some what similar to the character he played on star trek: deep space nine ( Read more... )

well first; we are at the point with it became part of the batman/superman hour on the kids WB & changed animation style. (which i don't like) apparently it was to match the new animated superman series in case of a cross-over. why superman couldn't match batman (which came first) is beyond me. and even though it was under a different name at this ( Read more... )

with ra's al ghul often mentioning that he's lived for over 600 years you could have an animated series called the lives of ra's al ghul ( Read more... )

in a previous post i mentioned that several star trek people provided voices for batman: TAS. in another trek/batman: tas connection, one of the episodes we viewed tonight, the strange secrete of bruce wayne, was written by judith & garfield reeves-stevens they wrote several star trek novels, including the "shatnerverse" novels with william shatner ( Read more... )

saw the 2-part episode that introduces catwoman & a few thoughts come to mind.  where does she keep those cat-shaped spike things to deter the bad guy following her? not to mention the camera she was taking pictures of the evidence with? or the necklace she stole earlier? it might be a case of what tv tropes calls victoria's secret compartment (a. ( Read more... )

still doing the batman: the animated series re-watch & just saw the episode that introduces the character poison ivy (a.k.a dr. pamela lillian isley) and i can't figure out if she's an extreme environmentalist or some nut who thinks that plants are better than people. and sometimes when i think about the character, i think about the song poison ivy ( Read more... )

my brother & i just started re-watching this on disk from netflix. i know i watched it whe if first aired in the 1990s, but i don't know if i watched from the beginning. so far it's as awesome as i remember with the danny elfman theme, mark hamill chewing on the scenery with just his voice as the joker, arleen sorkin as the crazy match to the ( Read more... )

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