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"Batman Beyond" Rats (1999)
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Rich Fogel (writer)
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20 November 1999 (Season 2, Episode 9)
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One of my favorites more (2 total)
Cast
(Episode Credited cast) | Will Friedle | ... | Batman / Terrence 'Terry' McGinnis (voice) |
| Kevin Conroy | ... | Bruce Wayne (voice) |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Clyde Kusatsu | ... | Mr. Tan (voice) |
| Yvette Lowenthal | ... | Chelsea Cunningham (voice) |
| Henry Rollins | ... | Mad Stan / Stanley Labowski (voice) |
| Taran Noah Smith | ... | Rat Boy / Patrick Poundstone (voice) |
| Cree Summer | ... | Max Gibson (voice) |
 | Lauren Tom | ... | Dana Tan (voice) |
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A stuffed monkey is shown in the trash. It is the same monkey that Lois Lane had in the "Superman" episode "Monkey Fun". more
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Mad Stan:
BLOW IT ALL UP!
Batman:
Keep it down, Stan. We're in a library.
Mad Stan:
You think this is a joke? Look around, Batman! Society's crumbling! And do you know why?
Batman:
Too many overdue books?
Mad Stan:
Information overload, man! As a society we're drowning in a quagmire of vid-clips, e-mail, and sound bytes! We can't absorb it all! There's only one sane solution: BLOW IT UP!
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
Personally, I love this episode. It's a little bit creepy, but in a good way, and basically everything makes sense in the context. A little more development about Patrick would have been good, though... My favorite thing about this episode is that it's a lot more human and interpersonal than most of the others- the villain is human, albeit mutated, and his primary goal is to find companionship. The main focus of the episode is Dana and Terry's relationship, and how his being Batman strains it. I also thought Dana's father was a great addition and very realistic. Overall, I think this episode is very human, very realistic and very well done.
Spoiler: I have to disagree with the previous poster- I don't think Dana forgiving Terry so quickly is unrealistic at all. If you'd just been almost killed by a guy who was so obsessed with you he wouldn't let you exist apart from him, your boyfriend flaking occasionally probably wouldn't be too high on your list of worries. In fact, it might even be reassuring.