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Every Batman and Superman team-up does this gag, and it's great every time.
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the thing I loved most about that show is how it just marched straight past the imposing Batman the Animated Series monolith and just embraced silver-age goofiness for all it was worth
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Feb 18, 2022 19:50
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Kevin Palpatine posted:the thing I loved most about that show is how it just marched straight past the imposing Batman the Animated Series monolith and just embraced silver-age goofiness for all it was worth
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Feb 18, 2022 19:55
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You could say that Batman: The Brave and the Bold was truly... OUTRAGEOUS.
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Kevin Palpatine posted:the thing I loved most about that show is how it just marched straight past the imposing Batman the Animated Series monolith and just embraced silver-age goofiness for all it was worth Chill of the Night showed they can still make BtAS level Batman episodes.
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Feb 18, 2022 20:25
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FMguru posted:Yeah. You were never going to out-serious or out-iconic BTAS, so they wisely pivoted to taking it in a completely different direction. That said it *can* be serious. Chill of the Night, The Doom Patrol and Bwana Beast can all hit nice and hard
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Feb 18, 2022 20:29
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FFT posted:
Also a great Avatar
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Feb 18, 2022 22:03
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Also Brave & the Bold had a musical for one episode. Great show all around.
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muscles like this! posted:You could say that Batman: The Brave and the Bold was truly... OUTRAGEOUS. The only acceptable depiction of Aquaman
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Feb 18, 2022 23:54
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Lobok posted:Also Brave & the Bold had a musical for one episode. Great show all around. there were some songs in non-musical episodes too, such as when black canary, catwoman and huntress sang about how none of the superheroes dicks work
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sebmojo posted:
I’d love it. I already look like him and I have the same lamp and crimeplans.
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dordreff posted:there were some songs in non-musical episodes too, such as when black canary, catwoman and huntress sang about how none of the superheroes dicks work awesome
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Feb 19, 2022 04:47
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SimonChris posted:I looked this up, and it also contains the following amazing sequence: Definitely one of Golden Age Batman's favorite gimmicks. Did this for a shrunken head Photoshop Friday back in the day. 
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Feb 19, 2022 09:09
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 Superboy #91 (1961)  Strange Tales #124 (1964)
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Feb 19, 2022 18:34
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Darthemed posted:
and yo shorts look like a dishrag
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Feb 19, 2022 19:12
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FMguru posted:Yeah. You were never going to out-serious or out-iconic BTAS, so they wisely pivoted to taking it in a completely different direction. I loved that show for the JSA episode where Ted Knight (Starman) sounded exactly like Ted Knight (Caddyshack).
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Feb 20, 2022 05:15
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Splint Chesthair posted:I loved that show for the JSA episode where Ted Knight (Starman) sounded exactly like Ted Knight (Caddyshack). OK, now I'm convinced. I have to watch just for this.
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Feb 20, 2022 06:47
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 Detective Comics #6 (1937)  Leading Comics #4 (1942)
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Darthemed posted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7gi57NJDds&t=131s
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Darthemed posted:
I'm impressed by how many of those Silver Age stories involved Superboy being compelled to eat weird poo poo. Someone at DC must have had a pica fetish.
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SimonChris posted:I looked this up, and it also contains the following amazing sequence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl9LltXH6fg
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Dewey is a heavy drinker.
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Can you guess which cup was full of nickels?
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Elfface posted:Can you guess which cup was full of nickels?
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Skwirl posted:That one is super fun because it's Michael Rosenbaum voicing The Flash in JLU, and he's probably most famous for playing a young (20 something, not a kid) Lex Luthor in Smallville.
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 Detective Comics #6 (1937)  Quasar #25 (1991)
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Darthemed posted:
Reminds me of Henry Cavill doing the fist reload in M:I Fallout.
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FFT posted:Jumping in late for the classic counterpoint: That must be the one cartoon were they didn't also switch the voices. Even as a kid i thought that was stupid and didn't make sense. Why would the voices change? It's the same body
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Feb 21, 2022 20:11
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I Love Loosies posted:That must be the one cartoon were they didn't also switch the voices. Even as a kid i thought that was stupid and didn't make sense. Why would the voices change? It's the same body I thought the best part of the episode was hearing Clancy Brown (the Kurrigan, Lex Luthor, Sgt. Zim, etc.) do his impression of Flash doing Flash's impression of Luthor. "Because I'm evil!"
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The big reason they probably didn't swap them was because Michael Rosenbaum, the voice of the Flash, is also pretty well known for playing Lex.
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I Love Loosies posted:That must be the one cartoon were they didn't also switch the voices. Even as a kid i thought that was stupid and didn't make sense. Why would the voices change? It's the same body That's definitely my pet peeve whenever a show does a mind/body swap episode.
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Isn't the whole point of episodes like that giving the actor (voice or otherwise) a chance to play against type and have fun with it?
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I Love Loosies posted:That must be the one cartoon were they didn't also switch the voices. Even as a kid i thought that was stupid and didn't make sense. Why would the voices change? It's the same body I always wondered, if you switch brains with someone with a different accent, wouldn't at least some of the accent switch over? Bruceski posted:Isn't the whole point of episodes like that giving the actor (voice or otherwise) a chance to play against type and have fun with it? Face/Off is great for this because most of the movie is Nic Cage doing a John Travolta impression and John Travolta doing a Nic Cage impression
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Feb 21, 2022 21:58
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Bruceski posted:Isn't the whole point of episodes like that giving the actor (voice or otherwise) a chance to play against type and have fun with it? There is a concern, especially with cartoons, about the auidience getting confused. I don't agree but that is a big part of it.
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Skwirl posted:I always wondered, if you switch brains with someone with a different accent, wouldn't at least some of the accent switch over? That would be a fun thing to do, keep the body's voice but switch the accent with the brains, I don't think I've ever seen that.
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MikeJF posted:That would be a fun thing to do, keep the body's voice but switch the accent with the brains, I don't think I've ever seen that. I think we've discovered the real reason behind Foreign accent syndrome.
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Actually I've just had a flashback to 90% of Australian accents by American actors and I take it all back.
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