The Dark Knight battles crime in Gotham City.The Dark Knight battles crime in Gotham City.The Dark Knight battles crime in Gotham City.
- Won 1 Primetime Emmy
- 5 wins & 19 nominations total
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- TriviaTim Currywas initially cast as the Joker, having also been considered for the role inBatman (1989),and it was long rumored that his portrayal was deemed "too scary." In reality, Curry had recorded four episodes, but dropped out after developing Bronchitis. The role went toMark Hamill,who had already been cast as one-off character Ferris Boyle inHeart of Ice (1992).Curry ended up providing additional voices in a handful of episodes.
- GoofsThis series' Batmobile, with its extremely long hood, would be totally impractical for the needs of a crime-fighter, such as weaving through traffic and making tight turns at corners.
- Crazy creditsDespite being invariably referred to as "Batman--The Animated Series" (until the changes in title, tone, and additional screen time for Robin for the second season), the series had NO on-screen title.
- Alternate versionsWhen "The New Batman Adventures" uses this show's intro instead of that of "The New Batman/Superman Adventures," the Warner Bros. Family Entertainment logo appears before the Warner Bros. Animation logo.
- ConnectionsEdited intoBat-May(2020)
- SoundtracksBatman The Animated Series
Written byDanny ElfmanandShirley Walker
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It has been a long hard journey to mainstream media for comic book characters, but finally Batman made it with time to spare in Batman: The Animated Series (later renamed The Adventures of Batman & Robin). Groundbreaking animation, superior voice-over work, and top-notch stories have made this series into a creation too stupendous to call a "cartoon." Each episode was a wondrous, albeit dark, trip through Batman's world, and how he faces each and every obstacle Gotham City gives him. Much like an amalgam of all of Batman's two-dimensional incarnations, this series' Dark Knight is tortured and driven, but not requite enough to give his enemies pithy comebacks and display romantic charms. Definitely, this is the way the Batman should and always be depicted.
- Chiron1987
- Dec 9, 1998
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