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The new hit series Batman the Brave and the Bold released september 10th an absolutely amazing musical episode called The Mayhem of the Music Meister! The villian is a supervillian whose voice can hyponitize people through musical numbers.



With Neil Patrick Harris as the voice of the Music Meister and other incredibly famous broadway actors, its no wonder this episode is just rocking the World to the core.

While it has not yet aired in the US, it has aired in the UK and was shown in comic-con behind closed doors.

It is on youtube under this playlist.

CHECK IT OUT! IT EVEN HAS SHARK REPELLENT!

THE MUSIC MEISTER!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgVc2uEY6E0&feature=PlayList&p=2A6B1771A0DA8D85

OH MY GORK!!!

Fething AWESOME!!!

I always pondered how cool it would be to have Dr. Horrible enter the Batman cannon.
This interests me greatly... Thanks Generalian!

I heard about this episode, I have to watch it right now


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That was...not quite as entertaining as I hoped it would be. It was good, no doubt, but it didn't blew me away (which I hoped it would).

hell yeah

I want this

Batman the Animated Series is better.

reds8n wrote:I want this

Sounds interesting, but why William Baldwin as Bats??? They used Conroy for Public Enemies. Is there any good reasons not to let him keep doing it?

BrookM wrote:Batman the Animated Series is better.

oh hell no. while the old series stuck to what batman really is and was. THIS VERSION IS BETTER! more heroes, more villians, and way better plots

Generalian wrote:

BrookM wrote:Batman the Animated Series is better.

oh hell no. while the old series stuck to what batman really is and was. THIS VERSION IS BETTER! more heroes, more villians, and way better plots

Oh c'mon you two, no fighting. Comparing these separate shows are really apples and oranges. Batman:TAS was for an older audience and darker storylines while Batman: BatB is really for a younger audience while at the same time reintroducing many other DC heroes and villains into the public consciousness.

Anung Un Rama wrote:

reds8n wrote:I want this

Sounds interesting, but why William Baldwin as Bats??? They used Conroy for Public Enemies. Is there any good reasons not to let him keep doing it?

That's what I was thinking.

As for which one is better: They both are awesome!
I have major nostalgia for B:TAS, but my daughter and I love watching the Brave and the Bold, which in itself is also very nostalgic.

tblock1984 wrote:which in itself is also very nostalgic.

Indeed. I just wish they'd used Ted Kord(Blue Beetle II) instead of Blue Beetle III.

They great thing about Brave and the Bold is, that it takes anything that was so stipid about Batman in the 60s and made it awesome.

TAS is basically the quintessence of Batman. It's dark and moody, yet never too much. Almost every villian has a tragic side and it's a feast for eyes and ears. Paul Dini just knows how to work with DC characters.

Catwoman: "You can't deny there's something between us."
Batman: "Yes, and I'm afraid it's the law."


On a side note, "The Batman" took some liberties with the characters but was still a pretty good show.

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