the greenman
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Which Batman & Robin is this? Filmation or something?I hope they'll have the correct end title music for the Adventures of Batman & Robin episodes! D.C. Universe didn't.
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Which Batman & Robin is this? Filmation or something?I hope they'll have the correct end title music for the Adventures of Batman & Robin episodes! D.C. Universe didn't.
I'm pretty sure it's in regards to the 2nd season of Batman TAS, also known as "The Adventures of Batman & Robin".Which Batman & Robin is this? Filmation or something?
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Okay. Completely forgot that title.I'm pretty sure it's in regards to the 2nd season of Batman TAS, also known as "The Adventures of Batman & Robin".
That's right. The end credits for those episodes are supposed to include Shirley Walker's end title theme (which was replaced with Danny Elfman's end title theme on D.C. Universe).I'm pretty sure it's in regards to the 2nd season of Batman TAS, also known as "The Adventures of Batman & Robin".
Well, I have the DVD's so I rarely revisit those on streaming.That's right. The end credits for those episodes are supposed to include Shirley Walker's end title theme (which was replaced with Danny Elfman's end title theme on D.C. Universe).
Same here. But I think it's a good idea to preserve the broadcast versions of those end titles, especially since Walker's music is amazing!Well, I have the DVD's so I rarely revisit those on streaming.
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Is this music on one of the La-La Land soundtracks?Same here. But I think it's a good idea to preserve the broadcast versions of those end titles, especially since Walker's music is amazing!
Not the end title music for those 10 episodes, no. The "alternate main title" on the Volume 1 soundtrack is the AoB&R main theme, but the AoB&R end title theme is nowhere to be found on any of the four soundtrack releases. I imagine that it will be released when LLLR releases the music from episodes 66-85.Is this music on one of the La-La Land soundtracks?
Rumor has it that HBO Max might bring back Batman: Animated Series:
If it does come back Bruce Timm must come back to make it.
Clive Revell is still alive, but he's almost 90 (or already is 90). He hasn't voiced Alfred in years, meaning he'd sound radically different if he ever came back to the role. I'd say bring back Maurice LaMarche since he voiced Alfred in that VR game based on the show from a few years ago.It would be such a risk if it did happen.
Plus, what key creative individuals would come back? Timm is a given, but he would get the brunt of the criticism if it didn't work. It would be weird hearing actors other than Zimbalist Jr. And Hastings as Alfred and Gordon, respectively. I wonder if Clive Revell is still active?
I desperately want another show set in the DCAU, but perhaps do something original in the world before returning to B:TAS/TNBA.
I guess this is the era of revivals, but at the same time, after reading The Adventure Continues comic, I'm not sure I want to see yet another revival .Rumor has it that HBO Max might bring back Batman: Animated Series:
If it does come back Bruce Timm must come back to make it work again.
I just want more new DC cartoons in general .I think it would be better just to launch a brand new animated universe. Something that both newcomers and older fans could enjoy easily.
If you back track the original source, We Got This Covered, it's definitely fake and has no substance. I saw it the other week before Christmas and chose not to post it.Rumor has it that HBO Max might bring back Batman: Animated Series:
If it does come back Bruce Timm must come back to make it work again.
Yeah, people really tout WB's animated DC output, especially when it comes to DC vs Marvel debates but I think WB's DC animated content has been lacking for the better part of the last decade in both quality and quantity. The one thing that they've been lacking the most is content that appeals to both young and old. HBO Max provides the perfect venue to change all that but with the announcements of Batwheels and the movie tie-in stuff it seems they prefer content to have a specific target demo.I just want more new DC cartoons in general .
Gives us a Wonder Woman cartoon, darn it .
I would say they've had quality entertainment aimed at different age groups but maybe not so much broad-ranging like the DCAU.Yeah, people really tout WB's animated DC output, especially when it comes to DC vs Marvel debates but I think WB's DC animated content has been lacking for the better part of the last decade in both quality and quantity. The one thing that they've been lacking the most is content that appeals to both young and old. HBO Max provides the perfect venue to change all that but with the announcements of Batwheels and the movie tie-in stuff it seems they prefer content to have a specific target demo.
Clive Revell is still alive, but he's almost 90 (or already is 90). He hasn't voiced Alfred in years, meaning he'd sound radically different if he ever came back to the role. I'd say bring back Maurice LaMarche since he voiced Alfred in that VR game based on the show from a few years ago.
View-Master Batman Animated VR
13 images (& sounds) of the View-Master Batman Animated VR cast of characters. Photos of the View-Master Batman Animated VR (Game) voice actors.www.behindthevoiceactors.com