Legends of the Dark Knight

Legends of the Dark Knight

por GeekCast Radio Network, LLC

Animación y Manga Criticas de Televisión

House and Garden, The Terrible Trio, Harley Quinnade, Time Out of Joint, and Catwalk Review

The hosts review five episodes of Batman: The Animated Series, discussing the character motivations in House and Garden, the negative reputation of The Terrible Trio, and the dynamics featured in Harley Quinnade. They also examine the time-manipulation elements in Time Out of Joint and the tone of the Catwoman-centric episode Catwalk. The episode includes trivia regarding production errors, voice performances, and continuity across the DC Animated Universe.

The Worry Men, Sideshow, A Bullet for Bullock, Trial, and Avatar Review

The panel discusses five episodes of Batman: The Animated Series: The Worry Men, Sideshow, A Bullet for Bullock, Trial, and Avatar. The hosts cover character analysis, trivia regarding voice actors like Brad Garrett and Stephanie Zimbalist, and note various production inconsistencies. They share personal opinions on the quality of these episodes, highlighting their appreciation for A Bullet for Bullock and Trial while expressing dissatisfaction with the Ra's al Ghul-centric episode Avatar.

The Demon’s Quest Part I and Part II, His Silicon Soul, Fire From Olympus Review

The hosts discuss five episodes from Batman: The Animated Series: the two-part story 'The Demon's Quest', 'His Silicon Soul', 'Fire from Olympus', and 'Read My Lips'. The conversation covers the introduction of Ra's al Ghul, the thematic similarities between the HARDAC duplicate and Skynet, the Greek mythology-inspired antics of Maxie Zeus, and the ventriloquism of Scarface. The episode also includes news about the La-La Land Records 'Batman: The Animated Series' Volume 2 soundtrack release for San Diego Comic-Con 2012.

Interview with Kevin Conroy on Voicing Batman

Kevin Conroy reflects on his 20-year history as the voice of Bruce Wayne and Batman, starting from the original animated series through his later work in video games like Arkham Asylum. He discusses the casting process, the importance of ensemble recording sessions, and his experiences working with directors like Andrea Romano. Conroy also shares personal stories, including his time volunteering at Ground Zero after 9/11 and his professional relationship with Tim Daly. Additionally, he touches on the technical aspects of voice acting and his transition from stage and television acting into animation.

The Mechanic, Harley and Ivy, Shadow of the Bat, and Blind as a Bat Review

The team discusses four episodes of Batman: The Animated Series in chronological DVD order, covering The Mechanic, Harley and Ivy, the two-part Shadow of the Bat, and Blind as a Bat. The group analyzes the plot, animation style, character voice acting, and production inconsistencies for each story. They share their thoughts on the introduction of Batgirl, the chemistry between Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy, and Batman’s vulnerability when forced to operate without his sight. Finally, they rank their favorite episodes from this collection.

Off Balance, The Man Who Killed Batman, Mudslide, Paging the Crime Doctor, and Zatanna

This episode covers five entries from Batman: The Animated Series. The hosts discuss the introduction of the League of Shadows and Ra's al Ghul in 'Off Balance', the comedic tone and production nods in 'The Man Who Killed Batman', and the character-focused drama of 'Mudslide' featuring Clayface. The group also reviews the medical-themed episode 'Paging the Crime Doctor' and explores Bruce Wayne's past training through his encounter with the magician Zatanna.

Terror in the Sky, Almost Got 'im, Birds of a Feather, and What is Reality Review

The hosts discuss four episodes of Batman: The Animated Series. They review the Man-Bat sequel 'Terror in the Sky', the villain-roundup favorite 'Almost Got 'im', the Penguin-centric 'Birds of a Feather', and the Riddler's digital crime spree in 'What is Reality?'. The conversation covers character development, plot points like the giant penny in the Batcave, and the overall quality of these specific entries in the series.

If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?, Joker's Wild, Tyger, Tyger, Moon of the Wolf

The team reviews three episodes of Batman: The Animated Series. They discuss the Riddler's debut and origin in 'If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?', the chaotic events of 'Joker's Wild' involving a casino and an insurance scam, and express their dislike for the splicing plotline featured in 'Tyger, Tyger'.

Night of the Ninja, Cat Scratch Fever, The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne, and Heart of Steel Review

The panel explores a collection of episodes from Batman: The Animated Series, beginning with 'Night of the Ninja,' which highlights Bruce Wayne's past training. The discussion continues with 'Cat Scratch Fever,' analyzing Selina Kyle's character arc and the role of Isis the cat. They move on to 'The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne,' noting the unique premise of Hugo Strange auctioning Batman's identity to iconic villains, and finish with a review of the 'Heart of Steel' two-parter, focusing on the introduction of the villainous AI, HARDAC.

Interview with Loren Lester on Playing Robin and Nightwing

Loren Lester joins the show to discuss his iconic voice work as Dick Grayson in Batman: The Animated Series and his transition from Robin to Nightwing. He shares behind-the-scenes stories from the recording sessions, his experience working with voice acting legends, and how the production team handled the character's evolution. Lester also reflects on his broader career, covering his early break in G.I. Joe, his shift into live-action television, and his recent projects.

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