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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 339091" data-attributes="member: 8">The first episode of season 2 is quite underwhelming for various reasons.Initially, the scheme of this 20th century Robin Hood to out-popularize the dynamic duo seemed like an interesting plot. Ambitious, almost.But it never goes anywhere and it ends up being yet another money heist during yet another ceremony.And without any scenery-chewing or fabulous props it all looks rather bland.The funniest moment is when Alfred pretends to be Batman and then pretends to have a cold hence why he has to keep his distance from Commissioner Gordon.I also liked that the ZZZONG! and KA-BAMM! are replaced with medieval themed versions.[ATTACH=full]40689[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]40690[/ATTACH]Doesn&#039;t it look gorgeous? I think it does.[ATTACH=full]40691[/ATTACH]Is that....flirting?? It&#039;s Alan A. Dale who works for the Wayne Trust Fund Foundation Account blablabla but he&#039;s in cahoots with guest villain The Archer. His voice and/or speech is perfectly awful, like a male Catwoman.The next episode, guest plotting the real Catwoman, is fantastic. She&#039;s sensual, she&#039;s sadistic and she does disguises and I&#039;m a sucker for disguises.I wish I had written down Commissioner Gordon&#039;s many descriptions of the feline villainess (e.g. the viscountess of venality, and the others I can&#039;t remember).On top of everything, Catwoman is topping the Gotham dance charts with the Catwalk tune. Talk about multitasking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 339091, member: 8"] The first episode of season 2 is quite underwhelming for various reasons. Initially, the scheme of this 20th century Robin Hood to out-popularize the dynamic duo seemed like an interesting plot. Ambitious, almost. But it never goes anywhere and it ends up being yet another money heist during yet another ceremony. And without any scenery-chewing or fabulous props it all looks rather bland. The funniest moment is when Alfred pretends to be Batman and then pretends to have a cold hence why he has to keep his distance from Commissioner Gordon. I also liked that the ZZZONG! and KA-BAMM! are replaced with medieval themed versions. [ATTACH type="full"]40689[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full"]40690[/ATTACH] Doesn't it look gorgeous? I think it does. [ATTACH type="full"]40691[/ATTACH] Is that....[I]flirting[/I]?? It's Alan A. Dale who works for the Wayne Trust Fund Foundation Account blablabla but he's in cahoots with guest villain The Archer. His voice and/or speech is perfectly awful, like a male Catwoman. The next episode, guest plotting the real Catwoman, is fantastic. She's sensual, she's sadistic and she does disguises and I'm a sucker for disguises. I wish I had written down Commissioner Gordon's many descriptions of the feline villainess (e.g. the viscountess of venality, and the others I can't remember). On top of everything, Catwoman is topping the Gotham dance charts with the Catwalk tune. Talk about multitasking. [/QUOTE]

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