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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 344523" data-attributes="member: 23">At this point in my rewatch, I found the new villains such as Marsha more interesting than the established because their M.O. was less established and it somehow felt a little less formulaic and perfunctory.What made this episode most interesting for me was knowing that Otto Preminger is said to have been <a href="https://www.66batmania.com/bios/villains/mr-freeze-otto-preminger/" target="_blank">extremely unpopular on set due to his treatment of others</a>. It was apparently bad enough that (very minor possible spoiler) [ISPOILER]he was not asked to return for a second two-parter already written for him.[/ISPOILER]This was one of the soapiest episode, right down to the will they/won&#039;t they? cliffhanger. I thoroughly enjoyed it.I&#039;ve never really thought about it since I first watched when I was so young I just accepted whatever was on screen. By this point they&#039;re simply an integral feature of the series for me, so it&#039;s fascinating to get a different viewpoint on them.By the way, there&#039;s a bit of a retcon later in Season Two which is window-cameo-related. I&#039;ll be interested to see if you spot it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 344523, member: 23"] At this point in my rewatch, I found the new villains such as Marsha more interesting than the established because their M.O. was less established and it somehow felt a little less formulaic and perfunctory. What made this episode most interesting for me was knowing that Otto Preminger is said to have been [URL='https://www.66batmania.com/bios/villains/mr-freeze-otto-preminger/']extremely unpopular on set due to his treatment of others[/URL]. It was apparently bad enough that (very minor possible spoiler) [ISPOILER]he was not asked to return for a second two-parter already written for him.[/ISPOILER] This was one of the soapiest episode, right down to the will they/won't they? cliffhanger. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I've never really thought about it since I first watched when I was so young I just accepted whatever was on screen. By this point they're simply an integral feature of the series for me, so it's fascinating to get a different viewpoint on them. By the way, there's a bit of a retcon later in Season Two which is window-cameo-related. I'll be interested to see if you spot it. [/QUOTE]

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