Who Tripped the Alarm?

[Bird Boy]

In "Eyewitness" when Terry is in the morge, looking for Mad Stan, it pans over to the alarm. You see it flip up, and then be pulled down.

Now, my question is, what exactly did that? Maybe it was a police officer in stealth, to draw batman out of the building?

Just wanted to add a new thread to get your brains a tinkerin'! :)

-BB

[Maxie Zeus]

Originally posted by Bird_Boy
In "Eyewitness" when Terry is in the morge, looking for Mad Stan, it pans over to the alarm. You see it flip up, and then be pulled down.

Now, my question is, what exactly did that? Maybe it was a police officer in stealth, to draw batman out of the building?

Just wanted to add a new thread to get your brains a tinkerin'! :)

-BB

If it's the scene I'm remembering (not a good indicator), I'm thinking it would be Spellbinder.

[James Harvey]

I'm sure it was SPELLBINDER. In the scene we see a fake skeleton hanging, I think that was Spellbinder in disguise with his hallucination stuff. I bet it's ol' Spelly.

[Jowy Blight]

Yeah, I also thought the skeleton was just Spellbinder. He was useing a disguise.

[Bird Boy]

wow..I never even thought of that..man..I'm stupid...lol..

ah well..at least I can sleep at night now! :D

-BB

[Nightwing]

That's REALLY clever! Don't worry Double B, I didn't think of the Spellbinder thing either. Terry touched it, so I just dismissed it. Although that is NO excuse as a fellow detective because Spellbinder's illusions are absolute. Sight, smell, taste, all of it!

That is REALLY really clever. I love it! That is so cool when you find something in an episode you've seen so often already.

[DR. BELCH]

--the fool thing tripped itself. Automatic, maybe activated by an invisible laser beam or a pressure point in the floor that Batman unwittingly stepped on. Spellbinder is a much more cagey villain than I gave him credit for, then, even if in his suit he looks like a syrup-covered orange popsicle....