The Best Moments of TNBA

[peterparker05]

I would love to hear what people think about this topic. So feel free to share ur thoughts and relive your memories.

[The Game]

My favorite moment from TNBA was at the end of "Sins of the Father". Dick comes out of the shadows while observing Tim and Bruce training to say:

"Hey, no one can be a boy wonder forever,"

C'mon, you know you guys all got excited like little girls when he said that line...

Okay then, I guess just I did.

[Mr. Obsession]

Personally my favorite moment was in "Old Wounds" when Dick handed Batman his letter of resignation.

[Barb Gordon]

Actually both my fav moments of TNBA have already been said. The one at the end of sins of the Father when Dick suddenly pops up, and Old Wounds. The ending of Sins of the Father was great because I so had not expected Dick to be in it, but I had really wanted him to be. I was like, woo yes!!!!

"Hey, no one can be a boy wonder forvever"

*Squeals and jumps around wildly like a little girl....then falls unconscious in a heap on the floor*

Barb^-^

[Bird Boy]

both of the 2 mentioned so far..and:

In "Never Fear" (I think that's the name), when Robin ties Batman up.

"Robin..I'm sorry..you were right. But i'm in control now. Un-tie me" (somthing along those lines)

Robin walks over to him...then walks away:

"You almost fooled me"

"Untie me! Untie me you little...UNTIE ME!"

I loved that part...lol.

several others I can't remember cleary..man I need them on DVD.. :eek:

-BB

[optimal321]

All of the ones listed so far have been at the top of my list. The only other one that comes to mind now is in Over the Edge, when, gun drawn, Gordon uses the batsignal to spotlight Batman. That was just so symbolic of what was lost in Barb's dream.

I'll try to come back w/ more later.

[Wing Zero]

Wow, great moments mentioned so far. One of mine is when in Animal Act, Batman confronts Dick in his loft about the theft of electronic devices. He just goes in, unannouced and the way they showed only Batman's silouette(sp) was great. It really made him look grim.

Batman:"She had the time, the experience and the access to train the gorilla"

Dick:"I know her."

Batman:"You knew her. A lifetime ago."

*long silence takes place with both Batman and Dick staring at each other. Then Batman's communicator blinks, they continue to stare until Batman activates his communicator and snaps at Robin.*

Batman:What?

I LOVE the Bruce and Dick confrontations :D

[DisneyBoy]

Actually, I didn't get excitied like a little girl when Dick appeared, cause I had already read it all in "Lost Years".

As for "Old Wounds" the punch scene wasn't as great as I'd hoped it would be. Batgirl was drawn waaaaaaay too skiny and unrealistic. Plus her expression when Dick had punched Bruce was very over-acted, even if she is animated! I guess, then, that she was over-drawn :D

All of "Over the Edge" was memorable, especially the aforementionned Batsignal scene, and the talk with the Commish scene. In the "Say hello to your new and improved HARLEY QUINN" panning shot, Harley looked exactly the same as in the comic, Mad Love, except for her face! That has always bothered me!

I guess I'm not in a mood to be positive right now! I'll write again later!

[Failure]

There were quite a few...

like many have mentioned, Dick's "you cant be a boy wonder forever" entrance and his punchout of Bruce rank up there.

I thought the last 10 minutes of "Growing Pains" were unbelievable. One of the most intense and emotional moments in TNBA or BTAS. I loved the final quotes where a cop says something like, "we're booking him on robbery and assault, anything else?" And Robin says "yeah, murder" as he walks away. (Very high chance I bunked up that quote majorly)

Many things in Over the Edge.

Batman's first confrontation with Supes, throwing him up against a wall.

Bruce and Dick and Babs teaming up to double-cross Catwoman in You Scratch My Back.

The scene in Mad Love, where Harley has Bruce hanging upside down above a pool of piranhas and then Bruce starts laughing. One of the creepiest things I have ever heard. Kevin Conroy couldnt have done a better job.

[Wing Zero]

Oh yea, Batman laughing was so weird....creepy feeling right there!

[Bobby Boy 101]

well, if its BTAS, I would definetly have to go with the end of ALMOST GOT 'IM where Batman and Catwoman are talking about their relationship. :yawn: wishful thinking

I also loved the part in Shadow of the Bat where Babs is looking at the Batman costume (before she remodeled it) and u see her face through the back of the mask. ;)

I also loved in TNBA when Babs and Dick are talking at Dick's apartment in the ep YOU SCRATCH MY BACK, and he rides off on his cycle. :(

ummm in MOTP where Batman rises up out of the water at the end after the entire theme park thing explodes, and the sun makes everything look all orange. oo soo classic

and in ROTJ when batman beats up Joker after he makes fun of him about his parents.....and when Batgirl punches/kicks Harley in a steam of rage, and chases her out onto the scaffolding thing at the run-down arkahm

[Barb Gordon]

I remember that punch in Old Wounds. I loved it, except for Babs. The main thing was her reaction time. He punches bats and then we see her...a moment or so goes by..and then she gasps and her hands fly to her mouth. It was the worst animated acting I'd ever seen! Besides that would be that she did seem too skinny and overdrawn. In Animal Act, I loved the Dick and Bruce confrontations as well. With that one scene in Dick's loft, I thought it was great how Dick was flipping through an old photo album when Bruce shows up. When Bruce comes in announced I loved how Dick remarks that obviously he'll need to put in a security system.

Barb^-^

[Batman 80]

One of my favorite scenes is part 2 of Feats of Clay where Batman is punching the wall and pretending that the Sea Water is a virus while he's trying to get answeres out of Daggits henchman. I also liked in World's Finest when he flips Superman across the room and Superman has a surprised look on his face.

[James Harvey]

I think when he says TNBA, he means episodes #86 - 109 - the ones that were made for Kids'WB!. Here's my pick:

"Bruce Wayne! Stop Where You Are!"

With those words, Over the Edge had me hooked.

[Karkull]

Bane's newfound irreverant attitude in Over the Edge: "Thought about it. Didn't work for me."

The new Scarecrow (and his new music).

[DisneyBoy]

Well, if we're also going to include B: TAS here:

-Batman catching Catwoman during her free fall and her kissing him mid-air
-Selina appearing at the charity auction and looking at Bruce with those oh-so-seductive eyes!
-"Robin's Reckoning" - the buildup to the final confrontation with Tony Zucco - rather intense stuff!
-Catwoman Batgirl meeting in "Batgirl Returns"
-Bruce/Ra's showdown in "Demon's Quest"

There are just waaay too many to mention! So going back to TNBA, I'd have to say that copshop scene in "Torch Song" where Barbara calls Bruce to tell him what she's found on Garfield Lynns. It's the one and only time that her "new job working at the Police Station", something that was supposed to play a bigger part in her older more mature redesign, is ever shown or addressed in TNBA. I also enjoyed the last scene of "Old Wounds". Great music and animation as Nightwing and Robin swing upwards into the Batsignal! I also really enjoyed "The Demon Reborn", especially that quick scene between Batman and Lois, which was perfectly animated and acted. "I'm sorry we had to meet like this". "I was the one who called it off, remember? Can't say I didn't have second thoughts. Actually, there were several times when I almost picked up the phone. Maybe you felt the same..? (Lois looks to see Batman's gone and her windows open) I've got to get better locks !" Classic!

[Alexander]

I love the scene where Babs and Dick are in the hot tub together....












Uhhh, wait a sec... that was my fanatsy talking again :D

[Trent Lane]

Over The Edge just does something to me- I know, I sound stupid, but from the first time I saw it, it's been probably my all-time favorite Batman episode. Things are so down, and Bruce is more serious than ever- "I remember it as clearly as my parents' death..." Pretty powerful stuff. That and the scene where Batman confronts the commisioner after Barbara's fall to her death- that was extremely powerful stuff...

[Alexander]

No ****, i couln't breath, i cried, and almost puked when Babs died!
And i was pissed Dick wasn't lying on the bed holding her when she woke up.

[The Mad Hatter]

Hey gal (I'm doing some gender assumptions here), we're glad to have new posters around... but be careful with your language, ok? We try to keep things PG-rated around here.

[Cassandra]

I agree with Barb Gordon, that scene in Sins of the Father had my mouth on the floor. When the scene faded out I was like WAIT! Wait I have to see what HAPPENS NEXT!!!!!

*jumps toward the screen, trips over Barb, passed out on the floor, and crashes to the ground*

[witness]

ok, so i'm jumping on the bandwagon a little late here, but i like a couple of things that haven't been mentioned yet. now, i'm not sure if most of you liked these scenes that i'm gonna mention, but i think that they're ok.

i liked the beware the creeper episode, but only because harley quinn was being chased by the creeper. i think it was funny to have a whacko actually wanting her for a change.

in mad love, i liked more of a quote than a scene. "dont'cha wanna rev up your harley?" i thought that part was simply hilarious!

and, even though this was a superman episode, knight time had some good parts in it as well. especially the ending where superman says to bruce, "for someone who's such a loner, you pick your teamates pretty well." or something along those lines.


those are a couple of mine!

[Alexander]

I'm a guy, but that's OK, i can understand the confusion. My real name is Sascha and Sassy is what my Emailfriends likes to call me.

Ok, i'll mind the cuss thing

[DerekPowers]

the one scene that i remember literally making my mouth drop was when victor freeze comes walking into the screen as a head on mechanical spider legs. i was like, oh my god. and it was a good thing, cause i actually liked the way that was handled, it worked in a weird way. i remember being to taken by "cold comfort" because usually (at that time) i wouldnt have liked the idea of changing a character so dramatically, but i just remembered i loved it cause it worked in a weird way. peace.

[G. Wen]

My favorite scene ever:

"Richard Greyson, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be used against you in the court of law!"
"Waived."
And then Nitewing does all these cool backflips!

-Over the Edge

I love a man w/ an attitude.