Batman - The Animated Series, Vol. 1 ???
05-05-04, 08:15 PM
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Batman - The Animated Series, Vol. 1 ???
I always hate when things come out with Volume instead of Season. So what my question is is this Season 1 or what? Any help would be cool.
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Basically, Warner Bros could give us Vol. 1, which contains about as many episodes as most season sets, for the price of most season sets, or the ful 65 episode season for $100 bucks.
I think they made the right choice.
I think they made the right choice.
05-05-04, 11:13 PM
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So anyone know if they plan on releasing all the other episodes from the rest of the first season, or am I jumping the gun by asking? I got STL for this a while ago, and I think I might just preoder it, even though I never preorder, because I love this series.
05-05-04, 11:49 PM
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Originally posted by majorjoe23
Basically, Warner Bros could give us Vol. 1, which contains about as many episodes as most season sets, for the price of most season sets, or the ful 65 episode season for $100 bucks.
I think they made the right choice.
Basically, Warner Bros could give us Vol. 1, which contains about as many episodes as most season sets, for the price of most season sets, or the ful 65 episode season for $100 bucks.
I think they made the right choice.
05-06-04, 01:10 AM
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Hopefully they'll release the newer series (Gotham Knights) on DVD too, because I always liked that one and felt it a good follow up to the original series. I want all 100+ episodes from both series before all is said and done.
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From what I've heard/read is that WB will release three (3) volumes of approx. 28-29 episodes each. Which would be two with 28 episodes, and one with 29 episodes. 28+28+29=85.
The current Vol. 1 will contain the first 28 episodes of Season 1. They will not be in the correct airing order, but fairly close to production number order. The two-parters are going to be grouped together instead of split up as they were when originally aired.
The episodes on this volume will be:
However, those split two-parters will be ordered together.
The current Vol. 1 will contain the first 28 episodes of Season 1. They will not be in the correct airing order, but fairly close to production number order. The two-parters are going to be grouped together instead of split up as they were when originally aired.
The episodes on this volume will be:
- ON LEATHER WINGS
- CHRISTMAS WITH THE JOKER
- NOTHING TO FEAR
- THE LAST LAUGH
- PRETTY POISON
- THE UNDERDWELLERS
- P.O.V.
- THE FORGOTTEN
- BE A CLOWN
- TWO FACE PART 1
- IT'S NEVER TOO LATE
- I'VE GOT BATMAN IN MY BASEMENT
- CAT AND CLAW PART 1
- HEART OF ICE
- SEE NO EVIL
- CAT AND CLAW PART 2
- TWO FACE PART 2
- BEWARE THE GRAY GHOST
- PROPHECY OF DOOM
- FEAT OF CLAY PART 1
- FEAT OF CLAY PART 2
- JOKER'S FAVOR
- VENDETTA
- FEAR OF VICTORY
- CLOCK KING
- APPOINTMENT IN CRIME ALLEY
- MAD AS A HATTER
- DREAMS IN DARKNESS
However, those split two-parters will be ordered together.
05-06-04, 12:25 PM
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According to tvshowsondvd.com that's not the order that the episodes will be on the discs. They'll be close to production order, but the two part epidods will be back to back.
05-06-04, 12:42 PM
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How many episodes in total?
And would this include the show's "revamps"? As in Batman and Robin, and the other one with the animation revamps?
Be curious if they will consider them the same..
And would this include the show's "revamps"? As in Batman and Robin, and the other one with the animation revamps?
Be curious if they will consider them the same..
05-06-04, 12:43 PM
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Originally posted by ignition
According to tvshowsondvd.com that's not the order that the episodes will be on the discs. They'll be close to production order, but the two part epidods will be back to back.
According to tvshowsondvd.com that's not the order that the episodes will be on the discs. They'll be close to production order, but the two part epidods will be back to back.
I listed them like that to illustrate the supposed correct order.
However, I've seen an entirely different order on pazsaz.com
05-06-04, 12:57 PM
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Batman: The Animated Series - Volume 1 (1992-1993)
- On Leather Wings (9/6/92)
- Christmas With the Joker (11/13/92)
- Nothing to Fear (9/15/92)
- Last Laugh, The (9/22/92)
- Pretty Poison (9/14/1992)
- Underdwellers, The (10/21/1992)
- P.O.V. (9/18/1992)
- Forgotten, The (10/8/1992)
- Be a Clown (9/16/1992)
- Two-Face (1) (9/25/1992)
- Two-Face (2) (9/28/1992)
- It's Never Too Late (9/10/1992)
- I've Got Batman In My Basement (9/30/1992)
- Heart of Ice (9/7/92)
- Cat and the Claw (1), The (9/5/92)
- Cat and the Claw (2), The (9/12/92)
- See No Evil (2/24/93)
- Beware the Gray Ghost (9/4/92)
- Prophecy of Doom (10/6/92)
- Feat of Clay (1) (9/8/92)
- Feat of Clay (2) (9/9/92)
- Joker's Favor (9/11/92)
- Vendetta (10/5/92)
- Fear of Victory (9/29/92)
- Clock King, The (9/21/92)
- Appointment in Crime Alley (9/17/92)
- Mad as a Hatter (10/12/92)
- Dreams in Darkness (11/3/1992)
Batman: The Animated Series - Volume 1 (1992-1993)
- On Leather Wings (9/6/92)
- Christmas With the Joker (11/13/92)
- Nothing to Fear (9/15/92)
- Last Laugh, The (9/22/92)
- Pretty Poison (9/14/1992)
- Underdwellers, The (10/21/1992)
- P.O.V. (9/18/1992)
- Forgotten, The (10/8/1992)
- Be a Clown (9/16/1992)
- Two-Face (1) (9/25/1992)
- Two-Face (2) (9/28/1992)
- It's Never Too Late (9/10/1992)
- I've Got Batman In My Basement (9/30/1992)
- Heart of Ice (9/7/92)
- Cat and the Claw (1), The (9/5/92)
- Cat and the Claw (2), The (9/12/92)
- See No Evil (2/24/93)
- Beware the Gray Ghost (9/4/92)
- Prophecy of Doom (10/6/92)
- Feat of Clay (1) (9/8/92)
- Feat of Clay (2) (9/9/92)
- Joker's Favor (9/11/92)
- Vendetta (10/5/92)
- Fear of Victory (9/29/92)
- Clock King, The (9/21/92)
- Appointment in Crime Alley (9/17/92)
- Mad as a Hatter (10/12/92)
- Dreams in Darkness (11/3/1992)
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Originally posted by Masamune
How many episodes in total?
How many episodes in total?
And would this include the show's "revamps"? As in Batman and Robin, and the other one with the animation revamps?
However, the animation revamp I think you're referring to was titled under The NEW Adventures of Batman/Superman. It was an enitrely different show. It contained 27 episodes. 16 in Season, and 11 in Seasom 2.
Be curious if they will consider them the same..
05-06-04, 04:46 PM
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Robin was always part of the show; he just didn't appear in every episode (the episode with his origin was told in flashback). Starting with the 2nd seaosn Fox insisted that Robin appear in every episode, prompting the name change to "The Adventures of Batman & Robin".
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Wow - only 2 seasons? Geeze, it seemed like that thing ran FOREVER! I would have sworn that it ran for 11 seasons easy. . . .
Still, they've got my money. I am SO there.
Still, they've got my money. I am SO there.
05-07-04, 07:25 AM
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I'm definately buying this ! The Animated Batman from this series is the best non-comic portrayal of the Batman character ever in my opinion. They did a fabulous job with this show.
A small gripe though, I'm not really crazy about the dvd cover art. It's not very classy looking. I'd prefer something more "Dark Knight"-ish.
A small gripe though, I'm not really crazy about the dvd cover art. It's not very classy looking. I'd prefer something more "Dark Knight"-ish.
05-07-04, 01:32 PM
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You guy's don't know your Batman..
First off, Robin came into the series very early, as you can see in 'Robin's Reckoning', but he was not constant until 'The New Adventures of Batman and Robin', he was off and on... However, the series is all considered one series, just with a couple name changes and a animation revamp due to budget constraits... WB has said they plan on releasing all of the series over time, including the later one's with a younger Tim Drake (Robin) and Dick Grayson as NightWing.
First off, Robin came into the series very early, as you can see in 'Robin's Reckoning', but he was not constant until 'The New Adventures of Batman and Robin', he was off and on... However, the series is all considered one series, just with a couple name changes and a animation revamp due to budget constraits... WB has said they plan on releasing all of the series over time, including the later one's with a younger Tim Drake (Robin) and Dick Grayson as NightWing.
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Originally posted by Masamune
So Season 2 is just the ADVENTURES OF BATMAN AND ROBIN?
So Season 2 is just the ADVENTURES OF BATMAN AND ROBIN?
Originally posted by tek2k
when they changed batman's costume to black and gray, what season was that? in the first season his costume was gray and dark blue.
when they changed batman's costume to black and gray, what season was that? in the first season his costume was gray and dark blue.
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Originally posted by LivingINClip
You guy's don't know your Batman..
First off, Robin came into the series very early, as you can see in 'Robin's Reckoning', but he was not constant until 'The New Adventures of Batman and Robin', he was off and on... However, the series is all considered one series, just with a couple name changes and a animation revamp due to budget constraits... WB has said they plan on releasing all of the series over time, including the later one's with a younger Tim Drake (Robin) and Dick Grayson as NightWing.
You guy's don't know your Batman..
First off, Robin came into the series very early, as you can see in 'Robin's Reckoning', but he was not constant until 'The New Adventures of Batman and Robin', he was off and on... However, the series is all considered one series, just with a couple name changes and a animation revamp due to budget constraits... WB has said they plan on releasing all of the series over time, including the later one's with a younger Tim Drake (Robin) and Dick Grayson as NightWing.
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Im really happy to finally get this, although i am kind of mad that i already have the first 10 or so episodes of this set because all of the original 1 disc releases. Oh well, as long as they release all of the episodes i will be happy.
