Kevin Conroy

Whoa! Adam West.

And me and Reggie's actual favorite Batman is Kevin Conroy.

I just want to make that clear.

Yeah,

hold on.

Kevin Conroy is the best Batman.

It's

not a fucking question.

Mark Hamill, obviously.

Kevin Conroy, you know, the late great Kevin Conroy.

But then you had like Ron Perlman voicing Clayface, um, Williams, that guy, Paul Williams, you know, who was in Phantom of the Paradise voicing the Penguin.

Um, who else was there? David Warner, the great David Warner voicing Ra's al Ghul.

Yes, it's the last thing I expected for this episode, but Mark Hamill as the Joker, of course, is absolutely iconic, going all the way back to Batman the Animated Series.

The perfect foil to Kevin Conroy's Batman, who I still think is the best Batman we've ever had, Kevin Conroy.

But Hamill's delivery here is amazing.

Some of the lines in this song, your parents are dead and I'm laughing.

Sure.

And Kevin Conroy as Batman, that voice.

Yeah.

Like Mark Hamill's Joker.

Maybe the Oracle? But I'd have to look it up.

But the other one that I did notice was that the fisherman of all characters is voiced by Kevin Conroy.

Yeah.

Really? That's another pleasant name to see scroll through the credits.

It's amazing.

I love the interview where he's like, you know, whenever they call to play Joker, I ask one question, is Kevin doing it?

Yeah.

Yes.

yeah.

Rest

in peace, Kevin Conroy.

The next one, also someone who's been, well, I don't really care that much about this villain, but one that's been put in a bad place, it's Sephiroth Final Fantasy

Yeah, I would say I'm in a similar area.

There were definitely points that I was laughing, and a lot of it was just from some of the bad dialogue and the delivery of these actors.

They're in a weird zone where it's like, I wouldn't call them necessarily bad actors, but they definitely feel like people that are trying to act like they're in a movie, you know what I mean? It doesn't feel like they necessarily lost themselves in the characters.

Having said that though, there is one or two of them that I feel like are far too...

Once stuff starts going down and they realise the predicament they're in, there's one of the regular characters, what's her name, Vicky, who's the girlfriend of the couple, right? she despite the fact that they're all aware now that they're on a train that's like not not got a driver uh is speeding up with no brakes and there's a demon possess possession happening she's oddly chipper about just cheering on the main characters like oh man you gotta yeah you're a badass like i'm so excited about this yeah let's let's do all this i'm like why aren't you a little bit more freaked out like you're being far too just i don't know willy-nilly about this whole affair frankly i don't know it feels like everyone should be a little bit more on edge and it's got a lot of tropes it's got you know it's got the asshole character it's got the the kid who just knows everything about trains oh

Are you mad you don't do that show anymore now that Lanterns is out? I'm just reviewing Lanterns on its own as a...

that's what a TV channel is it's just TV show reviews I don't need that whole podcast that was just a way to bundle all those crappy DC shows together more than anything and I don't miss it no I don't know if that's what you're getting at Speed Demon we're here to talk about Speed Demon although you might remember Katie Cassidy from the 2006 Black Christmas remake that's maybe where you know her from uh

the 2006 one yep okay um no i mean i i watched it i i couldn't tell you any of the actors from it i remember again a very stupid movie but i i think that one is kind of like dumb fun like Yeah.