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This article is written from the Real World perspective Bruce Timm

See Batman (disambiguation) for other uses of the word "Batman".

Batman: The Animated Series was an Emmy Award-winning animated series that ran from 1992 to 1995 on FOX Kids, effectively beginning the DCAU. The series focused on the exploits of Batman and his crusade against injustice in modern-day Gotham City, a dark, gothic, crime-ridden area. In 1994, the series was retitled The Adventures of Batman & Robin, and it featured Robin more prominently.

In 1997, a sequel series titled The New Batman Adventures would continue with the same creative crew and characters, but with an even greater focus on Batman's supporting cast and new revamped character designs to match the style of Superman: The Animated Series.

In January 2009, IGN dubbed Batman: The Animated Series the second best animated television series.[1]

Cast[]

Production Crew[]

Creators[]

Producers[]

  • Tim Sarnoff — Executive in Charge of Production
  • Anne Luiting — Executive Producer
  • Alan Burnett — Producer
  • Paul Dini — Producer
  • Boyd Kirkland — Producer
  • Jean MacCurdy — Producer
  • Benjamin Melniker — Producer
  • Tom Ruegger — Producer
  • Michael Uslan — Producer
  • Alyson Brown — Production Administrator

Directors[]

Writers[]

Casting[]

Music[]

  • Danny Elfman — Theme
  • Stuart Balcomb — Music
  • Kristopher Carter — Music
  • Steve Chesne — Music
  • Harvey Cohen — Music
  • Wayne Coster — Music
  • Todd Hayen — Music
  • Michael McCuistion — Music
  • Lolita Ritmanis — Music
  • Carlos Rodriguez — Music
  • James Stemple — Music
  • Shirley Walker — Music
  • Jeff Atmajian — Additional Music
  • Lisa Bloom — Additional Music
  • Richard Bronskill — Additional Music
  • Lars Clutterham — Additional Music
  • Peter Davison — Additional Music
  • Beth Ertz — Additional Music
  • Carl Johnson — Additional Music
  • Mark Koval — Additional Music
  • Brian Langsbard — Additional Music
  • John Tatgenhorst — Additional Music
  • Peter Tomashek — Additional Music
  • Tamara Kline — Additional Score

Episodes[]

Batman: The Animated Series[]

Pilot[]

Season One[]

Airdate Order Prod. Code Title Directed by Written by Airdate Opponent(s)
01 406-513[2] The Cat and the Claw, Part I Kevin Altieri Story: Sean Catherine Derek & Laren Bright
Teleplay: Jules Dennis & Richard Mueller
September 5, 1992 Red Claw and Catwoman
02 406-501[2] On Leather Wings Kevin Altieri Mitch Brian September 6, 1992 Man-Bat
03 406-514[2] Heart of Ice Bruce W. Timm Paul Dini September 7, 1992 Mr. Freeze
04 406-520[2] Feat of Clay, Part I Dick Sebast Story: Marv Wolfman & Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Marv Wolfman
September 8, 1992 Roland Daggett
05 406-521[2] Feat of Clay, Part II Kevin Altieri Story: Marv Wolfman & Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Michael Reaves
September 9, 1992 Clayface
06 406-511[2] It's Never Too Late Boyd Kirkland Story: Tom Ruegger
Teleplay: Garin Wolf
September 10, 1992 Rupert Thorne
07 406-522[2] Joker's Favor Boyd Kirkland Paul Dini September 11, 1992 Joker
08 406-516[2] The Cat and the Claw, Part II Dick Sebast Story: Sean Catherine Derek & Laren Bright
Teleplay: Jules Dennis & Richard Mueller
September 12, 1992 Red Claw
09 406-505[2] Pretty Poison Boyd Kirkland Story: Paul Dini & Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Tom Ruegger
September 14, 1992 Poison Ivy
10 406-503[2] Nothing to Fear Boyd Kirkland Henry Gilroy & Sean Catherine Derek September 15, 1992 Scarecrow
11 406-509[2] Be A Clown Frank Paur Ted Pedersen & Steve Hayes September 16, 1992 Joker
12 406-526[2] Appointment in Crime Alley Boyd Kirkland Gerry Conway September 17, 1992 Roland Daggett
13 406-507[2] P.O.V. Kevin Altieri Story: Mitch Brian
Teleplay: Sean Catherine Derek & Laren Bright
September 18, 1992 "The Boss"
14 406-525[2] The Clock King Kevin Altieri David Wise September 21, 1992 Clock King
15 406-504[2] The Last Laugh Kevin Altieri Carl Swenson September 22, 1992 Joker
16 406-529[2] Eternal Youth Kevin Altieri Beth Bornstein September 23, 1992 Poison Ivy
17 406-510[2] Two-Face, Part I Kevin Altieri Story: Alan Burnett
Teleplay: Randy Rogel
September 25, 1992 Rupert Thorne
18 406-517[2] Two-Face, Part II Kevin Altieri Randy Rogel September 28, 1992 Two-Face and Rupert Thorne
19 406-524[2] Fear of Victory Dick Sebast Samuel Warren Joseph September 29, 1992 Scarecrow
20 406-512[2] I've Got Batman in My Basement Frank Paur Sam Graham & Chris Hubbell September 30, 1992 Penguin
21 406-523[2] Vendetta Frank Paur Michael Reaves October 5, 1992 Killer Croc
22 406-519[2] Prophecy of Doom Frank Paur Story: Dennis Marks
Teleplay: Sean Catherine Derek
October 6, 1992 Nostromos
23 406-508[2] The Forgotten Boyd Kirkland Jules Dennis, Richard Mueller & Sean Catherine Derek October 8, 1992 Boss Biggis
24 406-527[2] Mad as a Hatter Frank Paur Paul Dini October 12, 1992 The Mad Hatter
25 406-531[2] The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy Frank Paur Elliot S. Maggin October 14, 1992 Josiah Wormwood
26 406-530[2] Perchance to Dream Boyd Kirkland Story: Laren Bright & Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Joe R. Lansdale
October 19, 1992 The Mad Hatter
27 406-506[2] The Underdwellers Frank Paur Story: Tom Ruegger
Teleplay: Jules Dennis & Richard Mueller
October 21, 1992 Sewer King
28 406-534[2] Night of the Ninja Kevin Altieri Steve Perry October 26, 1992 Kyodai Ken
29 406-536[2] The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne Frank Paur Story: David Wise
Teleplay: Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens
October 29, 1992 Hugo Strange
30 406-541[2] Tyger, Tyger Frank Paur Story: Michael Reaves & Randy Rogel
Teleplay: Cherie Wilkerson
October 30, 1992 Emile Dorian
31 406-528[2] Dreams in Darkness Dick Sebast Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens November 3, 1992 Scarecrow
32 406-518[2] Beware the Gray Ghost Boyd Kirkland Story: Dennis O'Flaherty & Tom Ruegger
Teleplay: Garin Wolf & Tom Ruegger
November 4, 1992 Mad Bomber
33 406-535[2] Cat Scratch Fever Boyd Kirkland Story: Sean Catherine Derek
Teleplay: Buzz Dixon
November 5, 1992 Roland Daggett
34 406-549[2] I Am the Night Boyd Kirkland Michael Reaves November 9, 1992 Jazzman
35 406-546[2] Almost Got 'Im Eric Radomski Paul Dini November 10, 1992 Various
36 406-542[2] Moon of the Wolf Dick Sebast Len Wein November 11, 1992 Anthony Romulus and Milo
37 406-545[2] Terror in the Sky Boyd Kirkland Story: Steve Perry & Mark Saraceni
Teleplay: Mark Saraceni
November 12, 1992 Man-Bat
38 406-502[2] Christmas With the Joker Kent Butterworth Eddie Gorodetsky November 13, 1992 Joker
39 406-538[2] Heart of Steel, Part I Kevin Altieri Brynne Stephens November 16, 1992 H.A.R.D.A.C.
40 406-544[2] Heart of Steel, Part II Kevin Altieri Brynne Stephens November 17, 1992 H.A.R.D.A.C.
41 406-539[2] If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich? Eric Radomski David Wise November 18, 1992 The Riddler
42 406-540[2] Joker's Wild Boyd Kirkland Paul Dini November 19, 1992 Joker and Cameron Kaiser
43 406-560[2] His Silicon Soul Boyd Kirkland Marty Isenberg & Robert N. Skir November 20, 1992 H.A.R.D.A.C.
44 406-550[2] Off Balance Kevin Altieri Len Wein November 23, 1992 Vertigo
45 406-548[2] What Is Reality? Dick Sebast Marty Isenberg & Robert N. Skir November 24, 1992 The Riddler
46 406-533[2] The Laughing Fish Bruce W. Timm Paul Dini January 10, 1993 Joker
47 406-556[2] Harley and Ivy Boyd Kirkland Paul Dini January 18, 1993 Joker, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn
48 406-555[2] The Mechanic Kevin Altieri Story: Laren Bright & Steve Perry
Teleplay: Randy Rogel
January 24, 1993 Penguin
49 406-551[2] The Man Who Killed Batman Bruce W. Timm Paul Dini February 1, 1993 Sidney Debris, Rupert Thorne, and Joker
50 406-554[2] Zatanna Dick Sebast & Dan Riba Paul Dini February 2, 1993 Montague Kane
51 406-532[2] Robin's Reckoning, Part I Dick Sebast Randy Rogel February 7, 1993 Tony Zucco
52 406-547[2] Birds of a Feather Frank Paur Story: Chuck Menville
Teleplay: Brynne Stephens
February 8, 1993 Penguin
53 406-537[2] Robin's Reckoning, Part II Dick Sebast Randy Rogel February 14, 1993 Tony Zucco
54 406-558[2] Blind as a Bat Dan Riba Story: Mike Underwood & Len Wein
Teleplay: Len Wein
February 22, 1993 Penguin
55 406-543[2] Day of the Samurai Bruce W. Timm Steve Perry February 23, 1993 Kyodai Ken
56 406-515[2] See No Evil Dan Riba Martin Pasko February 24, 1993 Lloyd Ventrix
57 406-559[2] The Demon's Quest, Part I Kevin Altieri Dennis O'Neil May 3, 1993 Ra's al Ghul
58 406-563[2] The Demon's Quest, Part II Kevin Altieri Story: Dennis O'Neil & Len Wein
Teleplay: Len Wein
May 4, 1993 Ra's al Ghul
59 406-564[2] Read My Lips Boyd Kirkland Story: Alan Burnett & Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Joe R. Lansdale
May 10, 1993 Ventriloquist & Scarface
60 406-562[2] Fire From Olympus Dan Riba Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens May 24, 1993 Maxie Zeus

Season Two[]

Airdate Order Prod. Order Title Directed by Written by Airdate Opponent(s)
01 406-557[2] Shadow of the Bat, Part I Frank Paur Story: Dennis O'Flaherty & Tom Ruegger
Teleplay: Garin Wolf & Tom Ruegger
September 13, 1993 Gil Mason
02 406-561[2] Shadow of the Bat, Part II Frank Paur Brynne Stephens September 14, 1993 Two-Face
03 406-552[2] Mudslide Eric Radomski Story: Alan Burnett
Teleplay: Steve Perry
September 15, 1993 Clayface
04 406-565[2] The Worry Men Frank Paur Paul Dini September 16, 1993 The Mad Hatter
05 406-553[2] Paging the Crime Doctor Frank Paur Story: Mike W. Barr & Laren Bright
Teleplay: Randy Rogel & Martin Pasko
September 17, 1993 Rupert Thorne
06 406-570[2] House & Garden Boyd Kirkland Paul Dini May 2, 1994 Poison Ivy
07 406-566[2] Sideshow Boyd Kirkland Story: Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Michael Reaves & Brynne Stephens
May 3, 1994 Killer Croc
08 406-569[2] Avatar Kevin Altieri Michael Reaves May 9, 1994 Ra's al Ghul and Thoth Khepera
09 406-568[2] Trial Dan Riba Story: Paul Dini & Bruce W. Timm
Teleplay: Paul Dini
May 16, 1994 Arkham Asylum inmates
10 406-572[2] Harlequinade Kevin Altieri Paul Dini May 23, 1994 Joker

The Adventures of Batman & Robin[]

Season Three[]

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The logo for the season renamed The Adventures of Batman & Robin

Airdate Order Prod. Order Title Directed by Written by Airdate Opponent(s)
01 406-575[2] Bane Kevin Altieri Mitch Brian September 10, 1994 Bane and Rupert Thorne
02 406-580[2] Second Chance Boyd Kirkland Story: Paul Dini & Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Gerry Conway
September 17, 1994 Two-Face, Rupert Thorne, and Penguin
03 406-579[2] Riddler's Reform Dan Riba Story: Alan Burnett, Paul Dini & Randy Rogel
Teleplay: Randy Rogel
September 24, 1994 Riddler
04 406-576[2] Baby-Doll Dan Riba Paul Dini October 1, 1994 Baby-Doll
05 406-573[2] Time Out of Joint Dan Riba Story: Alan Burnett
Teleplay: Steve Perry
October 9, 1994 Clock King
06 406-581[2] Harley's Holiday Kevin Altieri Paul Dini October 15, 1994 Harley Quinn
07 406-583[2] Make 'Em Laugh Boyd Kirkland Paul Dini & Randy Rogel November 5, 1994 Joker
08 406-585[2] Batgirl Returns Dan Riba Michael Reaves & Brynne Stephens November 12, 1994 Catwoman and Roland Daggett
09 406-582[2] Lock-Up Dan Riba Story: Paul Dini
Teleplay: Marty Isenberg & Robert N. Skir
November 19, 1994 Lock-Up
10 406-584[2] Deep Freeze Kevin Altieri Story: Paul Dini & Bruce W. Timm
Teleplay: Paul Dini
November 26, 1994 Mr. Freeze and Grant Walker

Season Four[]

Airdate Order Prod. Order Title Directed by Written by Airdate Opponent(s)
01 406-571[2] The Terrible Trio Frank Paur Story: Alan Burnett & Michael Reaves
Teleplay: Michael Reaves
September 11, 1995 The Terrible Trio
02 406-578[2] Showdown Kevin Altieri Story: Kevin Altieri, Paul Dini & Bruce W. Timm
Teleplay: Joe R. Lansdale
September 12, 1995 Ra's al Ghul and Arkady Duvall
03 406-574[2] Catwalk Boyd Kirkland Paul Dini September 13, 1995 Catwoman and The Ventriloquist
04 406-567[2] A Bullet For Bullock Frank Paur Michael Reaves September 14, 1995 Vincent Starkey and Nivens
05 406-577[2] The Lion and the Unicorn Boyd Kirkland Diane Duane, Peter Morwood, & Steve Perry September 15, 1995 Red Claw

Home Video[]

See also[]

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