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* Teaser: After helping Batman with a mission, Aquaman is captured by the Faceless Hunter From Saturn for his master, Starro.
* Teaser: After helping Batman with a mission, Aquaman is captured by the Faceless Hunter From Saturn for his master, Starro.
* Main: Batman helps the robotic heroes, The Metal Men, rescue their creator, Professor Magnus, from the Gas Gang, creatures made of various gases.
* Main: Batman helps the robotic heroes, The Metal Men, rescue their creator, Professor Magnus, from the Gas Gang, creatures made of various gases.
* Notes: The Gas Gang were given an origin based on the one that was given [[Post Crisis]] to the Metal Men themselves (that is, they're transformed former assistants of Prof. Magnus.)
* Notes: The Gas Gang were given an origin based on the one that was given [[Post-Crisis]] to the Metal Men themselves (that is, they're transformed former assistants of Prof. Magnus.)
=== Episode 2.08: A Bat Divided! ===
=== Episode 2.08: A Bat Divided! ===
* Teaser: The Riddler forces Booster Gold and Batman to take part in a deadly quiz show.
* Teaser: The Riddler forces Booster Gold and Batman to take part in a deadly quiz show.
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* Notes: The Batwoman seen here is based on the original version [[Character Derailment|although made much more ruthless]]. She's also named Katrina Moldoff rather then Kathy Kane. Batwoman's last name here is a tribute to Golden Age Batman artist Sheldon Moldoff, who co-created Batwoman.
* Notes: The Batwoman seen here is based on the original version [[Character Derailment|although made much more ruthless]]. She's also named Katrina Moldoff rather then Kathy Kane. Batwoman's last name here is a tribute to Golden Age Batman artist Sheldon Moldoff, who co-created Batwoman.
=== Episode 2.21: Plague of the Prototypes! ===
=== Episode 2.21: Plague of the Prototypes! ===
* Teaser: [[The Un Reveal|For unknown reasons]], Batman is present during the landing of the Allied Forces in D-Day and helps Sgt. Rock and G.I. Robot fight Nazis.
* Teaser: [[The Un-Reveal|For unknown reasons]], Batman is present during the landing of the Allied Forces in D-Day and helps Sgt. Rock and G.I. Robot fight Nazis.
* Main: When Black Mask takes control over the robots Batman created to guard over the city, he must depend on their Prototype model (and Ace the Bat-hound) to stop them.
* Main: When Black Mask takes control over the robots Batman created to guard over the city, he must depend on their Prototype model (and Ace the Bat-hound) to stop them.
* Notes: [[Adam West]] voices Proto.
* Notes: [[Adam West]] voices Proto.
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*** Voiced by [[Kevin Michael Richardson]].
*** Voiced by [[Kevin Michael Richardson]].
=== Episode 2.23: The Knights of Tomorrow! ===
=== Episode 2.23: The Knights of Tomorrow! ===
* Teaser: Batman sends [[The Question]] to find out [[New Gods|Darkseid's]] secret plan. We [[The Un Reveal|never find out what the plan is, though, or even how The Question survived]].
* Teaser: Batman sends [[The Question]] to find out [[New Gods|Darkseid's]] secret plan. We [[The Un-Reveal|never find out what the plan is, though, or even how The Question survived]].
* Main: Sometime in the future, the new Batman (a grown up Dick Grayson) and Damian (son of Bruce Wayne and Catwoman) must deal with The Joker and his "son" after they kill the Waynes. It turns out that {{spoiler|the whole story was just a novel that Alfred was writing.}}
* Main: Sometime in the future, the new Batman (a grown up Dick Grayson) and Damian (son of Bruce Wayne and Catwoman) must deal with The Joker and his "son" after they kill the Waynes. It turns out that {{spoiler|the whole story was just a novel that Alfred was writing.}}
* Notes: In the comics, Damian is the present-day son of Batman and Ra's Al Ghul daughter, Talia.
* Notes: In the comics, Damian is the present-day son of Batman and Ra's Al Ghul daughter, Talia.
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* Main: After [[Lex Luthor]] affects Superman with red Kryptonite, he becomes cruel and takes over Metropolis. Batman joins forces with Krypto the Superdog to stop him.
* Main: After [[Lex Luthor]] affects Superman with red Kryptonite, he becomes cruel and takes over Metropolis. Batman joins forces with Krypto the Superdog to stop him.
* Notes: This episode is an homage to the Superman stories of the [[Silver Age]], especially the "[[Super Dickery]]" theme.
* Notes: This episode is an homage to the Superman stories of the [[Silver Age]], especially the "[[Super Dickery]]" theme.
** Batman's [[Powered Armor]] is from ''[[The Dark Knight Returns]]'', and some of the [[Pastel Chalked Freeze Frame|Freeze Frames]] are homages to specific panels of the fight.
** Batman's [[Powered Armor]] is from ''[[The Dark Knight Returns]]'', and some of the [[Pastel-Chalked Freeze-Frame|Freeze Frames]] are homages to specific panels of the fight.
** Mister Mxyzptlk transforms Jimmy Olsen into some of the many weird forms he took in the Silver Age, plus [http://superdickery.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=28&Itemid=45&limitstart=24 Jungle Jimmy]. We also see him in "Turtle Boy" form.
** Mister Mxyzptlk transforms Jimmy Olsen into some of the many weird forms he took in the Silver Age, plus [http://superdickery.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=28&Itemid=45&limitstart=24 Jungle Jimmy]. We also see him in "Turtle Boy" form.
** Vicky Vale appears in the Teaser segment.
** Vicky Vale appears in the Teaser segment.
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** The Joker replaces Batman in the opening credits for this episode.
** The Joker replaces Batman in the opening credits for this episode.
=== Episode 3.03: Shadow of the Bat! ===
=== Episode 3.03: Shadow of the Bat! ===
* Teaser: Batman and Robin (in [[Tarzan]] outfits) fight Catwoman and her pet black panther Hecate in Africa. They are assisted by [[Everythings Better With Monkeys|Bat-Ape.]]
* Teaser: Batman and Robin (in [[Tarzan]] outfits) fight Catwoman and her pet black panther Hecate in Africa. They are assisted by [[Everything's Better With Monkeys|Bat-Ape.]]
* Main: Batman becomes a vampire after being bitten by the vampire Dala while pursuing her with [[The Demon|Etrigan the Demon]]. When most of the Justice League International end up turned into vampires as well, [[Martian Manhunter]] must be helped by Etrigan.
* Main: Batman becomes a vampire after being bitten by the vampire Dala while pursuing her with [[The Demon|Etrigan the Demon]]. When most of the Justice League International end up turned into vampires as well, [[Martian Manhunter]] must be helped by Etrigan.
* Notes:
* Notes:
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* Main: After a battle with Kanjar Ro, Batman breaks most of his limbs and [[Martian Manhunter]] keeps him in the Watchtower to heal. Meanwhile, [[Aquaman (Comic Book)|Aquaman]], [[Green Arrow]], [[Captain Marvel]] and [[Plastic Man]] try to protect Gotham disguised as Batman in his stead.
* Main: After a battle with Kanjar Ro, Batman breaks most of his limbs and [[Martian Manhunter]] keeps him in the Watchtower to heal. Meanwhile, [[Aquaman (Comic Book)|Aquaman]], [[Green Arrow]], [[Captain Marvel]] and [[Plastic Man]] try to protect Gotham disguised as Batman in his stead.
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** The ending features cameos by the [[Batman the Animated Series (Animation)|DCAU Batman]], [[Batman Beyond (Animation)|Terry McGinnis]], [[Batman (TV)|Adam West's Batman]], [[The Batman (Animation)|The Batman]] and the Batman from [[The Dark Knight Returns]].
** The ending features cameos by the [[Batman: The Animated Series (Animation)|DCAU Batman]], [[Batman Beyond (Animation)|Terry McGinnis]], [[Batman (TV)|Adam West's Batman]], [[The Batman (Animation)|The Batman]] and the Batman from [[The Dark Knight Returns]].
=== Episode 3.05 Scorn of the Star Sapphire! ===
=== Episode 3.05 Scorn of the Star Sapphire! ===
* Teaser: [[Wonder Woman]] rescues Batman and her boyfriend Steve Trevor from her foe, Baroness Von Gunther.
* Teaser: [[Wonder Woman]] rescues Batman and her boyfriend Steve Trevor from her foe, Baroness Von Gunther.
* Main: [[Green Lantern (Comic Book)|Green Lantern]] Hal Jordan needs Batman's help with his enemy Star Sapphire, who is actually {{spoiler|the [[Super Powered Evil Side]] of his girlfriend, Carol Ferris}}.
* Main: [[Green Lantern (Comic Book)|Green Lantern]] Hal Jordan needs Batman's help with his enemy Star Sapphire, who is actually {{spoiler|the [[Super-Powered Evil Side]] of his girlfriend, Carol Ferris}}.
* Notes: Baroness Gunther used a suit of [[Powered Armor]] based on that of Baron Blitzkrieg, another Wonder Woman foe.
* Notes: Baroness Gunther used a suit of [[Powered Armor]] based on that of Baron Blitzkrieg, another Wonder Woman foe.
** The theme from the original Wonder Woman TV show is heard when she first appears.
** The theme from the original Wonder Woman TV show is heard when she first appears.
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* Teaser: Batman helps [[Space Ghost]] rescue the latter's sidekicks from the Creature King.
* Teaser: Batman helps [[Space Ghost]] rescue the latter's sidekicks from the Creature King.
* Main: While trapped in a freezer by [[An Ice Person|Mister Freeze]], [[Aquaman (Comic Book)|Aquaman]], [[Green Arrow]] and [[Plastic Man]] exchange tales of their earliest adventures with Batman.
* Main: While trapped in a freezer by [[An Ice Person|Mister Freeze]], [[Aquaman (Comic Book)|Aquaman]], [[Green Arrow]] and [[Plastic Man]] exchange tales of their earliest adventures with Batman.
* Notes: Space Ghost is a [[Hanna Barbera]] character, not a [[DC Comics]] character (the second HB character to appear in this series after [[Scooby Doo]].) He did star in a DC-produced miniseries that served as a [[Darker and Edgier]] reboot.
* Notes: Space Ghost is a [[Hanna-Barbera]] character, not a [[DC Comics]] character (the second HB character to appear in this series after [[Scooby Doo]].) He did star in a DC-produced miniseries that served as a [[Darker and Edgier]] reboot.
=== Episode 3.10 Crisis: 22,300 Miles Above Earth! ===
=== Episode 3.10 Crisis: 22,300 Miles Above Earth! ===
* Teaser: Batman is roasted (in both senses of the word) by The Joker and various other villains. Comedian Jeffrey Ross is forced to participate.
* Teaser: Batman is roasted (in both senses of the word) by The Joker and various other villains. Comedian Jeffrey Ross is forced to participate.
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** The [[Flash (Comic Book)|Flash]] tells Batman why he was late to help him (he was dealing with Mirror Master);
** The [[Flash (Comic Book)|Flash]] tells Batman why he was late to help him (he was dealing with Mirror Master);
** [[Super Zeroes|Mazing Man]] tries to babysit a cat and screws it up, and wonders what Batman would do;
** [[Super Zeroes|Mazing Man]] tries to babysit a cat and screws it up, and wonders what Batman would do;
** In World War II, the [[Monster Mash|Creature Commandos]] rescue Batman from [[Brainina Jar|The Ultra-Humanite]] in [[Lost World|Dinosaur Island]].
** In World War II, the [[Monster Mash|Creature Commandos]] rescue Batman from [[Brain In A Jar|The Ultra-Humanite]] in [[Lost World|Dinosaur Island]].
* Notes: Each section had its own title.
* Notes: Each section had its own title.
=== Episode 3.12 Powerless! ===
=== Episode 3.12 Powerless! ===
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