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* [[Ear Worm]]: The theme tune, plus Nails's theme.
* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]] - Rubberband Man
** Richie counts too. He was so popular with fans that he was promoted to a superhero in the third season; show creator Dwayne
* [[Fridge Horror]] - In the episode "Now You See Him", Static is fighting Speedwarp, a villain who can accelerate time for himself and chosen targets. Towards the end, he kidnaps Daisy and accelerates her, and Static follows with his own time device a minute later. However, time is slowed down for Daisy and Speedwarp. Daisy must have been trapped in there for hours or days.
** [[What Happened to
* [[Fridge Logic]]: Or at least a head-scratcher. By episode 21, Sharon is dating Adam, aka Rubberbandman aka a superhero. We see them together on a few dates with no implications they broke up during the whole rest of the series. Yet she's in danger in quite a few episodes, including kidnapped ''with her cell phone'' in one, and he never showed up in them. Not even a "I'm sorry I wasn't there but I'm glad you're safe" cameo. What gives?
* [[Harsher in Hindsight]]: In one episode, Adam insists on using fireworks for his concert despite the warnings of his crew on using them on a small stage, and when the fireworks go off, they end up setting the place on fire. That became a whole lot harsher when the Rhode Island nightclub "The Station" got set on fire in February 2003 during a Great White concert(and killed at least 100 people) due to a combination of polyurethane insulation and the band's use of pyrotechnics on a smaller then normal stage.
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** In episode 25, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn's plan is revealed to be that of "luring a teenaged girl over the internet to take advantage of her" (as stated by Batman in the same episode). Sure, the use of "villains" and "serums" were obvious metaphors for internet predators, but out of all of the DCAU villains, why them?
*** Probably they're the most recognised villainesses in [[The DCAU]].
** Also, in the episode where the kid threatens to go on a shooting spree after being subjected to brutal bullying...one of the most dangerous myths about school shooters is that they're typically bullying victims. In reality, many school shooters are bullies and similarly sociopathic individuals themselves, taking their disregard for others' physical and emitonal well-being to the next level, such as the [[
*** In the creators' defense, it IS possible for a bully victim to try a school shooting. It's just some of the more famous shooters we hear about ARE bullies and not the victims.
* [[What an Idiot!]]: In one episode, Virgil's sister suspects that he is Static. The problem? She ''blurts out his identity at every given opportunity '''in public''''' while cheering him on from the sidelines.
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