What episode do YOU forget about the easiest?

[Bird Boy]

Well? What episode is so forgettable, that you could as soon never watch it again? For, me that'd be "Heroes". It just seemed like 2 much of a rip off of the Fantastic 4, it wasn't even funny. Though, the Terry and Matt part in the store where Matt said "Batman Rips" and Terry said "Ya think? Lets go get a ice cream. My treat" "What's the trick?" . But, anyway, yeah, for me, "Heroes" could be forgotten easily.

-Bird_Boy

[nightwing_38116]

Rats, definitely.

[Shriek]

Once Burned

It's like a love episode.

[Inque]

I liked "Heroes". I love Fantastic Four. I still liked the episode, even if it seemed like a total rip off.

Joyride was an episode I could totally forget. The plot was really lame and I just didn't enjoy it.

[NewMaxFranklin]

Joyride and Rats were equally forgettable. But I never liked "Golem" either. The wimpy-guy-gets-revenge story has been done to death and I don't think it was done very well in "Golem." They tried to make Willie a sympathetic villian, but I just found him pathetic and annoying. That one seriously under-whelmed me.
I liked the second Willie Watt ep much better. The ghost stuff was garbage. But superpowered Willie was a better villian. And the message, that prison,reform school, etc, only produces more dangerous people, is a worthy one. "Here's one thing I learned in Juvi. Batman. You don't kick a man when he's down, you crush him."

[Maxie Zeus]

Test driving my new I.D. I got tired of being me, and with the new boards it seemed like a good time to try something new.....

If by "forgettable" you mean: an episode that is so vapid that you forget it even exists, then "Where's Terry?" and "The Winning Edge" immediately leap to mind. (Or is that, immediately don't leap to mind?)

If you mean: an episode that you wish you could forget exists, then "Speak No Evil" (if I wanted a Capt. Planet episode I'd watch "Capt. Planet") and "Plague" are ones I'd just as soon see disappear into a very small black hole.

[Failure]

There have been some clunker's havent there? I guess the one's I forget or would like to forget are Terry's Friend Dates A Robot, maybe that Speak No Evil episode, Untouchable as well, maybe a couple more I've forgotten.

The only saving graces of Rats was Mad Stan and Dana, so I'll keep that off my poop list. And Heroes was pretty bad, but I think the ending was nice, kinda touching, so that stays off as well.

[Tim Drake]

Rats is probably the worst episode I've seen in BB. An entire episode of Dana not the greatest thing. She's not horrible but I don't think she really adds much to BB. I'm surpised that Shriek didn't like Once Burned. Yes its a love story but that doesn't make it bad. Batman is all about failed relationships.

[Fish]

yeah Rats...

if it wasn't a cartoon I would say that she is a bad actor in a bad ep.

<>< F I S H ><>

[Salvor]

Terry's friend dates a robot. Such a lame story...

[DiamondInDaRuff]

I think that it would have to be the "Hero's" episode, i don't even remember it being a batman beyond episode.

[DR. BELCH]

"Heroes" was both a mediocre episode and a plagiarism lawsuit waiting to happen. "Speak No Evil", with its Captain Planet-ish enviro-preachy tone and its Gorilla Grodd-like villain/hero (depending on how you see Fingers), is a close second.

[The Mad Hatter]

Either episode with Willie Watt. Neither of them handled the "former victim of bullying becomes a bully himself" very well, although I probably would have been easier on Revenant if Gotham Golem never happened. (Revenant used pretty much the same plot as Golem)

I've manage to forget most of Rats... though the introduction of good ole Mad Stan will never be dislodged from my brain.

[Doubledealer]

Sentries of the Last Cosmos

ugh...

I beat myself with a mallet just to try and forget the wretched feelings that episode brought on. Rats did have Mad Stan, (who could forget him piledriving terry to the floor?) and whether you liked Golem or not, Willie Watt proved to be a memorable character. Why else would people dislike him? But with Sentries....was there a redeeming moment in this episode? Or has everybody erased this episode from their consciousness already?

In the words of the comic book guy "Worst episode EVER!"

[optimal321]

I'd tell ya, but i forgot

[Man of Steel]

Hey:

I thought the episode "Heros" was a very pointless episode and I never want to see it again, but another episode that I didn't really care for would have to be "Eggbaby". To me that was not even a Batman episode that episode reminded me of some little kiddie show that they would show on some other network.

[Salvor]

Originally posted by Doubledealer
Sentries of the Last Cosmos
ugh...
In the words of the comic book guy "Worst episode EVER!"

I liked Sentries a lot actually. I wonder why so many fans didn't enjoy it.. ok, it's basically aimed at Starwars fans, and I'm a big one, so it explains it all. Still, it's well written compared with so many other eps, and the references to SW are very very nice.

[Robin III]

Definitely Heroes. While it was a good stab at how 'heroes' that are given powers aren't really heroes (Pretty much the Marvel universe they were harping on there) it still didn't fit in the Batman world, especially that spaceship battle over the city, that was outta nowhere.

[James Harvey]

I think EGGBABY. It was too lighthearted and "funny" even for a Batman Beyond episode. I will concur that thevery last scene was worth a good chuckle, but the rest was garbage. Also, SENTRIES wasn't all that swell, and the 2nd part of CURSE OF THE KOBRA was a big dissapointment. And HEROES? (Vomits) That wasn't good either.

[I.R Joey]

Rats, and Hero's where so bad that I don't think I'm going to forget them

Anyway, as for forgetable, probably most of the mid second season episodes.