The Joker becomes enraged when the Gotham copyright office rejects his demand for a copyright for his grinning Joker fish.The Joker becomes enraged when the Gotham copyright office rejects his demand for a copyright for his grinning Joker fish.The Joker becomes enraged when the Gotham copyright office rejects his demand for a copyright for his grinning Joker fish.
- Batman
- (voice)
- Rocco
- (voice)
- Alfred
- (voice)
- The Joker
- (voice)
- Harley Quinn
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe box the joker grabs a wrench from says "Binford Tools," which is the name of the fictional tool company sponsoring the show "Tool Time," on the Tim Allen sitcom Home Improvement (1991).
- GoofsIn the final shot, the lips on the joker card keep repeatedly flashing in different colors, because the animators colored one frame with the wrong color.
- Quotes
The Joker: If this lunch meat figured out where we are, Batman won't be far behind. And why spoil my sharky's appetite, when I can feed him bigger fish?
Harley Quinn: Eyugh! Again with the fish, I *hate* fish!
[off Joker's glare]
Harley Quinn: Uh, no offense, Mr. J.
The Joker: Poor Harley. This entire caper's been really rough on you, hasn't it?
Harley Quinn: Uh-huh.
The Joker: Cheer up! You can be my very own little mermaid.
[Harley squeals with joy, then Joker pulls a giant rubber fish head over her, and laughs]
Harley Quinn: You're really sick, you know that, boss?
The Joker: Mmm-hmmm.
- Crazy creditsThis is the only episode in the series that doesn't have a title card.
- ConnectionsEdited into Svengoolie (1995)
The stories with him always have a ton of laughs, either funny jokes and puns, or sight gags. I just find myself laughing out loud at some of the remarks. Mark Hamill does an excellent job with The Joker's voice, too, as does the villain's female assistant, Arleen Sorkin as "Harley Quinn."
One other thing that's usually in a "Joker" story is some real terror. Most of the story is laughs but you can count on at least one dramatic scene where this sick criminal is sadistic. Here, he has Batman and Harvey Bullock both in a big fish tank with a huge shark that's ready to both of them. The scene is actually scary in a few parts, especially when the Joker puts a lid on the tank and these guys are trapped!
Overall, as mentioned, these "Joker" programs seem to be the consistently best of these episodes in this series.
- ccthemovieman-1
- Jan 11, 2008