The 10 Best Episodes of Batman: The Animated Series
With its recent arrival on HBO Max, we rank the best episodes of the best Batman adaptation.
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Welcome to Saturday Morning Cartoons, our weekly column where we continue the animated boob tube ritual of yesteryear. Our lives may no longer be scheduled around small screen programming, but that doesn’t mean we should forget the necessary sanctuary of Saturday ‘toons. In this entry, we celebrate the arrival of Batman: The Animated Series on HBO Max by ranking the ten best episodes.
From the minute DC Comics properties launched on HBO Max, folks started clamoring for
Mark Hamill Pays Tribute to the Joker on Christmas Eve
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Christmas Eve is officially upon us, and fans of pop culture are finding a lot of clever and different ways to celebrate the holiday. For DC fans, that might mean revisiting some of the best holiday-themed episodes of their animated and live-action TV shows including
Batman: The Animated Series Christmas With the Joker . Mark Hamill, who voiced the Clown Prince of Crime within the episode, recently took to Twitter to pay tribute to it. As Hamill put it, he never would ve believed that he would have gotten to sing the iconic Jingle bells, Batman smells song in a professional context.
Screenwriter John Ridley Exposes ‘The Other History of the DC Universe’ with Black Lightning
Screenwriter John Ridley Exposes ‘The Other History of the DC Universe’ with Black Lightning
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Step into the DC Universe and history awaits. So much history, so many iconic heroes and villains, yet only one side of the story.
Until now.
Oscar-winning screenwriter John Ridley is opening a new door into a familiar backdrop with his new comic book offering, “The Other History of the DC Universe.” As the name implies, Ridley shines a light on different perspectives of the iconic moments in DC history, from the eyes of heroes of color.
“Terra Firma, Part 2” resolves Emperor Georgiou’s arc on
Discovery this season. Her body had been slowly breaking down from dimensional and temporal displacement thanks to travelling from not just her own reality but nearly a thousand years into the future. It threatened to violently tear her apart but also managed to give the character a way out that didn’t end in, well, violently tearing her apart.
Last week’s Star Trek: Discovery laid the groundwork to a question that has lingered in the background since the climax of its first season. This week, it answers: albeit with a response that puts one hell of an onus on Michelle Yeoh more than it does with what Discovery has.Read more
The freshman year of college is exciting for most college students. It’s the first time away from parents and you have the freedom you’ve been longing for. But for
Ray
McElrathbey, his freshman year of college was a lot different from his peers.
His mother had been battling an addiction for years and had to be admitted into a rehab program. This left Ray’s younger brother without a parental figure. Ray stepped up to help his brother after being told his mom would only be in treatment for a month. She needed more care and was ordered to stay in the program indefinitely.