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The Batman :: A Fistful of Felt (03x04)

Episode Information

Title:

A Fistful of Felt

Episode #:

03x04

Production Number:

304

Original Airdate:

Saturday October 08th, 2005

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Country:	Aired On:

United Kingdom	Apr 26, 2006

Episode Crew
Director:	Anthony Chun
Writer:	Steven Melching

Episode Summary

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Professor Hugo Strange decides to separate Scarface and the Ventriloquist to see if the Ventriloquist can become cured from Scarface's spell. Things begin to go well for Arnold, he has a new puppet an has a job entertaining young children. But things go down hill when Scarface returns.

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Guest Stars

Starring Roles
•Alastair Duncan	played	Alfred Pennyworth	Recurring (third appearance)
Guest Stars
•Adam West	voiced	Mayor Grange	Recurring (4th appearance)
•Dan Castellaneta	voiced	Scarface / Wesker / Mr. Snoots	Recurring (second appearance)
•Frank Gorshin	voiced	Prof. Hugo Strange	Recurring (third appearance)
•John DiMaggio	voiced	Rhino/Mugsy	Recurring (second appearance)
•Kevin Michael Richardson (2)	voiced	The Joker	Recurring (10th appearance)
•Tom Kenny (1)	voiced	The Penguin	Recurring (8th appearance)

Episode Notes

This is Hugo Strange's first real evil plot.

Hugo Strange returns.

This is the last of Frank Gorshin's three appearances on the show, as he passed away five months earlier in May 2005. This was his last TV role.

Episode Quotes

Batman: I see you’re still carrying that dead weight.
Scarface: Believe me, Batman, I tried ditching the bum, but he follows me everywhere I go.
Batman: I was talking to the Ventriloquist.

Batman: I don’t approve of your methods, Strange.
Prof. Hugo Strange: Says the man who dresses like a bat.

Prof. Hugo Strange: You have quite an interesting friend there, Mr. Wesker. Tell me, why do you allow him to speak to you that way?
Scarface: The dummy's lucky I speak to him at all!

Prof. Hugo Strange: For today's exercise, I want you all to reach deep inside your criminally insane minds and have a one-on-one with the innocent voice within.
The Joker: Mine's not talking ... must be a mime.

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