They'd have been buxom identical twins named Tick and Tock.

I think I love Clock King's voice acting for the same reason that I loved Paul Williams' Penguin. To them, Batman is an interloper, not the focus of their insanity or schemes, and they both carried off that arrogant "How DARE you!" annoyance so well.

Don't encourage him, Obvious.

They probably just didn't want to reference Man-Bat or Deadshot, is all. I don't think there was any dictate not to.

Tempus Fugit?

This version was actually my favorite of the three designs. It wasn't as scary looking as the TNBA version, but it had a lot more character. I liked Crane more as a borderline spastic egomaniac than as an almost motionless killer.

I think Croc sort of had the reverse problem they had with Riddler. While it's too difficult to write a really clever Riddler episode, there's just not that much to do with a hulking brute beyond "He punches Batman. Really hard."

Facility Manager : Damn it to hell, this is no way to run a pacifier factory!

BTAS Gotham has always been sort of a retro futurist hodgepodge of high tech and old timey nonsense. Part of what gave the series its appeal.

And like the proverbial PUSS IN BOOTS, I'll gobble you up… BOOOOOOOONES AND ALL!

And not every show should try to remain Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

Season 4 was uneven, but goddamn if any season where Colonel Gentleman is FOR NO REASON creating a model of the Annapolis on his dog's back, complete with little sharks and drowning men, doesn't get a pass from me.

"PHILE. That's a necro-PHILE."

Screw Wereodiles, gimme more CRIME-O-DILE.

It doesn't. Areas frequently repopulate with enemies when you revisit them.

The repeated areas is lame, but overall I think the game is pretty great. Pared down from the first where it needed to be, and a real improvement in terms of storytelling. I'm much more engrossed in the story of Hawke in Kirkwall than I was with my largely nameless Mage fighting a fairly vague, uninteresting army of…

Squeaky wheel!

I always think of Ed Begley Jr.'s electric motor, the most evil propulsion system ever designed.

Someone help! There's a hornet in the pit, and it's really really mad!

One thing I never realized until Batman : The Brave and the Bold had him in an episode, but Dr. Milo is actually a Batman villain from way back in the comics. I always thought they just made him up for the animated series.