One thing I always loved bout Batman the animated series it is how human they make the villains and this takes the cake. One thing I always loved about this episode is the price of arrogance where the terrible trio are 3 spoiled rich boys who commit crimes for thrills. Im very sure anyone who lives in Los Angeles or work in rich neighborhoods have met their share spoiled rich people and hate their smug attitudes toward the middle class but in the end these guys got their just desserts. I even love seeing the end of the episode where even their money won't get them away from justice. I even love the prison cell scene where one of them is put in a cell with another con who is scarier than him and he's got nowhere to go.
2 Reviews
Unusually awful
Mr-Fusion23 January 2017
"Batman: The Animated Series" has its own misfires, but I don't think there's anything nice to say about 'The Terrible Trio'; an episode so lazy, from its writing to the animation. The guys behind the high-end burglaries are motivated purely by . . . boredom. Yeah. And there's no nuance to these guys; they're stock rick-kid villains. Remember Dan Aykroyd's moneyed pals in "Trading Places"? That's who's looting Gotham's top one-percent. Even the fistfight on a snowmobile is marred by shoddy animation.
It's bad.
4/10
It's bad.
4/10
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