The Batman

She was also in 118 episodes of ER, ran for 331 episodes, but she was in there for a good chunk of time.

She voiced Detective Yin in the Batman animated series, not the 1990s one.

It was a later one called The Batman.

She was in this one here, Breakdance Academy.

An 80s football player wants to turn his heavy metal band into a boy band for popularity.

Alistair Duncan as Pierre Curie.

He's mostly a voice actor for things like The Batman, God of War, and Mass Effect 1, 2, and 3.

Eduardo Flores is college guy number one.

This is his only credit.

Yeah.

We, we did do The Batman against Dracula.

Yeah.

That was a standalone movie event based on The Batman TV series.

Same style.

Was that Dra- I mean, so in the other DC stuff it was often he's tied back to Vlad the Impaler.

I don't remember the [laughs] working on that movie too much.

Again, that's, that's even further back than Young Justice.

It's his whole ethos.

And we see a completely different angle on that exact same desperation in the Batman: The Animated Series episode Feat of Clay.

Uh, this episode shifts the focus from Basil Carlo to Matt Hagen.

Right, the second Clayface.

You move away from a tragedy of vanity to an exploration of identity crisis and moral breaking points.

You move away from the Hollywood fringes and place the horror right on Batman's doorstep.

And to dive into that, we are looking at the 2004 animated series The Batman, specifically an incredibly heavy episode titled Clay Faces.

Plural.

I'm interested to see how it's going to do.

And in the animation nation, I'm covering the Batman again now after some Green Lantern, the animated series and Rick and Morty.

So we're back on the Batman.

Yes.

Uh, and tell the folks where they can find you.

Welcome, welcome, welcome geeks and nerds, girls and boys, to a brand-new episode of Geeked Me Radio.

Tonight, we have writer Joseph Corr on talking about his work in animation, Justice League, Zeta Project, Batman Brave and the Bold, and more.

Plus, my interview with Ethan Hawke about his new second season of The Lowdown.

Plus, Joey D and I review the new movie Verity, all that and more.

Kevin Conroy-

Oh, my God

... will always be the voice in my head when I see a picture of Batman or read a Batman comic book.

And it's the same-

And so I, I think it's just kind of interesting that you're getting the opposite of what you might expect here.

It, like, it reminds me of, um, similarly contradictory characters like the Batman villain Mr. Freeze-

Mm-hmm

... whose, his personality is icy intellectualism, but his primary motivation is love.

Yeah, especially the version of Mr.

Freeze that we got in the old Batman animated series.

Yeah.

Like, that one, like, absolutely, uh, defined these qualities.

year-long crossover of no man's land featuring every batman title that like i was gonna say people out trying to collect it all

the 90s are a crazy period for batman because you do get things like nightfall and you get things even outside of the comic medium you get the batman animated series making a huge splash and bringing a lot of people into the character you had the holdover of the fans coming in from the tim burton batman movies and You know, Batman 89, everybody loves.

Batman Returns is a little bit more mixed on.

And then all of a sudden you start to get the Joel Schumacher ones.

Exactly.

They updated the art style to be more akin to the success that Scott McDaniel had on Nightwing or Kelly Puckett had on Batgirl.

And so the Batman titles were made a bit more manga-esque and a bit more kid-friendly.

And the stories had no staying power.