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Season 4 finds THE BATMAN at its most accessible and fan kindly. Lots of folks (and I was one of ‘em) weren’t too enthused with this younger Sad Knight version when he first came out in 2004. So, with The Batman - The Complete First Season (DC Comics Kids Collection) having left me and others in a lukewarm and short-tempered set, I never understanding the series would last to a fourth season, let alone a 5th, which is fair around the corner. But, perhaps because of the dearth of curious superhero stuff on TV - what with only the occasional though-provoking film released by Marvel and DC, leaving us with LEGION OF SUPERHEROES (palatable) and Improbable FOUR (kinda shady) as the other viewing options - well, I’ve started watching THE BATMAN more and more.

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There’s been a decided upgrading in quality to the episodes. Also, the additions of Batgirl (debuted in Season 3 and now officially in the Bat family) and of Robin (debuts this season) provide a more consistent element of levity and color to the prove, nicely offsetting ol’ Batface’s grim and dour tendencies. In fact, for me, the show’s trump card are these kid crimefighters, whose presence and bicker-and-banter act enliven things tremendously. Tremendous sibling rivalry unfolding here. I obtain myself having a change of heart regarding this series. I like it now.

As the seasons progress, the note continues to benefit up increased depth to the storyline and deeper character development. In addition to Robin, making their debuts to the series are Lucius Fox, the unusual Clayface, Shadowy Camouflage, and Harley Quinn. Much episodes (for me, anyway) are the laughable “Team Penguin,” the horror-tinged “Unusual Current World,” “Artifacts” (which features a remarkable older Batman ala THE Murky KNIGHT RETURNS), “Seconds,” and the sizable one, “The Joining, Parts One and Two.” “The Breakout” is also a fun and laughable episode, focusing on Batgirl and Robin’s personal and working relationship (Batgirl: “Suggest a 2102: procurement of snacks from police lobby.” Robin: “Roger that!”) .

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Another sing for fan friendliness is the animators’ redesign of the Batman’s behold as they restructure his jawline to more closely resemble the Batman from the ’90s spicy series. Works for me, although I didn’t really have a plight with how he looked before. THE BATMAN: THE COMPLETE SEASON 4, covering episodes 40 to 52 of the series, boasts vocal guest stints by Brandon Routh, Kevin Conroy, Notice Hamill, Robert Englund, Brooke Shields, Dave Foley, and the enormous Ron Perlman. As for our regular articulate cast, Danielle Judovits and Evan Sabara are pitch perfect as Batgirl and Robin. Rino Romano will never be Kevin Conroy. Heck, he’ll never be Adam West. But, of unhurried, I win myself thinking “Well, he doesn’t really stink up the joint.” I guess I’m getting former to him as the Shaded Knight. Kevin Michael Richardson makes for a advantageous Joker, and would’ve had a shot at becoming THE definitive train of the Clown Prince of Crime, if not for Notice Hamill. Mitch Pileggi (THE X-FILES’s Director Skinner) is solid as Commissioner Gordon and I wish he had more lines this season.

Okay, here are the 13 episodes:

Episode 1 - “A Matter of Family” - This one introduces and retells the origin of the young and very tantalizing Dick Grayson; guest-starring the voices of animation greats Kevin Conroy and Price Hamill.

Episode 2 - “Team Penguin” - This is a very comical episode. To combat Batman, Penguin decides to improve his odds by forming a supervillain group, consisting of Killer Croc, Firefly, Ragdoll, and the hapless Killer Moth. Batgirl and Robin meet for the first time, and they have issues (”So, you got a novel partner. It’s because I changed the presets on the Batmobile radio, isn’t it? “) .

Episode 3 - “Clayfaces” - Clayface again claims to have reformed and wants another chance. But can his friend Bruce Wayne hold him? Meanwhile, someone with Clayface’s abilities begins committing crimes.

Episode 4 - “The Everywhere Man” - Batman and Robin go up against a costumed art thief who can duplicate himself. The Everywhere Man is voiced by SUPERMAN RETURNS’s Brandon Routh.

Episode 5 - “Exclusive Current World” - Chilly episode with a panic element. Hugo Exclusive releases a toxin on Gotham City which turns the populace into the undead. Batman has 48 hours to administer the antidote before the zombified site becomes permanent.

Episode 6 - “The Breakout” - Somewhere in Gotham City, a bomb has been placed by the crime boss Dim Cover. With Batman out of commission, it’s up to Batgirl and Robin, without adult supervision, to somehow attach the day.

Episode 7 - “Artifacts” - Another nice episode, this one involves a far flung futuristic episode. In the year 3027, Dr. Freeze had managed to survive and is once more running amok. Meanwhile, archaeologists unearth the traditional Batcave, which unprejudiced might offer up an anti-Freeze solution. Appearances by Nightwing and Oracle.

Episode 8 - “Two of a Kind” - Harley Quinn finally debuts in this series, as a psychologist with a wacky talk point to. Can Mr. J be far slow?

Episode 9 - “Seconds” - A time disappear record. Batman finds himself continually stumped by a accepted criminal.

Episode 10 - “Riddler’s Revenge” - Batman and the Riddler (Robert Englund) have a conversation on the bottom of the ocean.

Episode 11 - “Rumors” - An armored vigilante named Rumor (Ron Perlman) is kidnapping Gotham’s supervillains.

Episode 12 - “The Joining, Fragment One” - A police detective recent to town hints that he may be privy to Batman’s secrets. Later, the Dim Knight investigates him and bumps into another superhero, who informs Bats that Gotham is about to face its most unsafe threat: an alien invasion. The debut of Lucius Fox (Louis Gossett, Jr.) .

Episode 13 - “The Joining, Piece Two” - Thinking it too hazardous for them, Batman forbids Batgirl and Robin from getting interested as he continues to combat the mechanical aliens. But the Caped Crusader finally realizes that even he can’t do it alone. The finale to this episode suggests very estimable things for the future of THE BATMAN.

With season 5 projected to guest star Superman and the JLA, I’m delighted to discover this particular Batman’s universe continue to expand and evolve. Bats went from being initially a loner to a dynamic duo with Batgirl, and here, a trio with the addition of Robin. In episode 13, Batman utters a very promising closing statement which made me pump a fist in the air: “You’ve assign together quite a League. Let’s bag to work.” Hell, yeah.

But, listen, the Batwave contrivance serene sucks.

OK, so unlike several others here, I liked THE BATMAN from the beginning. Even so, I have to say that I judge it’s gotten even better over the years. As of this writing, I haven’t seen any of season 5 (I lift to wait for the DVD’s so I can derive ‘em all at once), but season 4 is by far the best season yet.

Hardcore Batfans have traditionally been boring to warm-up to the “sidekick” characters of Robin and Batgirl. And I’ll admit I was initally reluctant to embrace either of them in ANY incarnation of Batman. So imagine my surprise when, after only 3 or 4 episodes, I found that the interplay between Batgirl and the Boy Wonder is among my favorites things about this season. They’re really objective kids, after all, and their good-natured sibling rivalry is handled with wit and intelligence.

There’s not really a dreadful episode in the bunch, but I’ll mention a few favorites: “Peculiar Current World” calls to mind the suited feature-length Batman vs. Dracula and is among the most enthralling episodes of the entire series; “Artifacts” and the “The Joining” (easily the best episode) feed fans’ appetite for glimpses of the future with appearances by Nightwing, Oracle, and the Justice League; and “Two of a Kind” re-imagines Harley Quinn for a fresh generation of Batman fans. Even the recurring rogues’ gallery gets some standout stories: We gain more background on the Riddler in “Riddler’s Revenge,” and Bruce Wayne’s frail friend Ethan Bennett (a.k.a. Clayface) gets a chance at redemption in “Clayfaces.”

Not considerable in the method of extras this time around, objective a brief featurette on season 4, and a preview of the upcoming direct-to-video Justice League movie.

If you mild haven’t discovered this high-octane reinterpretation of the Batman mythology, season 4 is a tremendous space to initiate. Highly recommended.
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