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The Batman :: The Rubberface of Comedy (1) (01x12)
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| Title: | The Rubberface of Comedy (1) |
| Episode #: | 01x12 |
| Production Number: | 112 |
| Original Airdate: | Saturday April 30th, 2005 |
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The Joker manages to find his way back onto the streets of Gotham City with a new weapon that can turn solid objects into clay. Meanwhile, Ethan Bennett gets in trouble for not catching the Batman, and his badge is put on the line. However, Ethan ends up getting kidnapped by the Joker, but after being saved, Ethan's life will be changed forever...
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First appearance of Clayface, even though he breifly appears.
| This episode was released with a Batman Begins as an exclusive only for Walmart.
| Joker can turn anything into Joker puddy.
| The episode aired in the United Kingdom on August 17, 2005.
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Batman: Detective, we're on the same side.
Ethan: Tell it to the Cheif.
| Joker: All it takes is one rotten day to change a normal man into a monster! Or in my case, a rotten day and a chemical bath!
| Joker: (to Batman) You're in the looking glass, Batman. Where comedy is tragedy, black is white and down is up. You're outta luck!
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How did Joker put his face into the statue that quickly?
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Joker: All it takes is one rotten day to change a normal man into a monster! Or in my case, a rotten day and a chemical bath!
The above quote is a reference to a classic comic book story written by Alan Moore. In that story, the Joker uses the above quote.
| Joker: You're in the looking glass!
The above quote is a reference to an Alice in Wonderland book called "Through the Looking Glass."
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