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BTAS #20: Ep. 28 (Patreon)

Published:
2026-09-01 19:00:12
Imported:
2026-10

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The Scarecrow is back for a third time... and this time, Batman is the one who’s infected! 😭

And where is Robin when you need him?! Studying physics. LMAO! Meanwhile, Batman is out here completely drugged and fighting for his life.

Drop your thoughts below, and as always, enjoy the ride!

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DragonstarTDB5

I know one thing I’ll always enjoy seeing my favorite villain the scarecrow

KrakenKing

This is, in my opinion, the best Scarecrow episode (he only got the three spotlight episodes, though he does still make smaller appearances). Not only is his scheme here the most grandiose, but the hallucinations, narration, and introspective we get from Bruce are extremely compelling. It’s telling that this was one of Bruce Timm’s own favorite episodes. My belief is that Scarecrow used the gambling funds which he acquired in ‘Fear of Victory’ in order to pay off his henchmen and fund such a large scale construction operation. It makes sense that the two would only be a month apart, given that, seasonal reasons aside, Scarecrow’s rather small-time plot in the last episode was merely a setup for whatever true plan he had cooking up, seen in this episode. As he said last time, “Chemicals are expensive.” The giant gun with blood pouring out of its barrel is iconic to me, one of the best surreal moments in the series. Joker being referenced by the name “Jack Napier” in this episode was synchronization with the Batman ‘89 film. This is not actually his true name though, merely an alias that he’s using and they believe his name to be.

JD Dumas

This is one of three episodes, that I'm aware of, that are direct adaptions of stories from the comics, the other two are 'The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy' and 'A Bullet for Bullock', two of my personal favorites. KrakenKing, let me know if there are any others. The only thing they changed from the comic in this one is that they replaced Dr. Arkham with Dr. Batholowmew.

KrakenKing

‘Appointment in Crime Alley’, ‘The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne’, ‘The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy’, ‘Dreams in Darkness’, ‘Almost Got ‘Im’, ‘Moon of the Wolf’, ‘Off Balance’, ‘The Laughing Fish’, ‘Robin’s Reckoning’, ‘The Demon’s Quest’, ‘Sideshow’, ‘A Bullet for Bullock’, and ‘Batman: Mask of the Phantasm’ were all either loosely or directly adapted from one or multiple comic stories. ‘Dreams in Darkness’ in particular was loosely based on “Batman: The Last Arkham” of “Batman: Shadow of the Bat” #1-4. Dr. Bartholomew replaced Jeremiah Arkham and Scarecrow replaced Victor Zsasz.

React Zone

If this is his last episode, i have to agree its the best of the 3 due to the Batman being drugged angle.

React Zone

Sometimes you just have to use the source as its usually the better story to tell.

KrakenKing

Unfortunately yes, this is his last spotlight episode. There’s a double edged sword when it comes to villain appearances in this show and how a lot of them are rather sparse. On the one hand, a lot of episodes are divided amongst mobsters and lesser known villains, which I think is nice and allows for more varied and original stories. On the other hand, Joker arguably gets wayyyyy too many episodes by the end of the show that could’ve been used on other villains. And then you have Penguin, who only has one good spotlight episode (his lesser appearances are actually mostly better than his own episodes lol), who the writers just had a hate boner for in terms of caring about the writing because the network wouldn’t let them use the version of Penguin that they wanted.

JD Dumas

I forgot about The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne, The Laughing Fish and Moon of the Wolf. The rest I genuinely didn't know were adaptations.

DragonstarTDB5

It is sad yes that this is the last time that old Jonathan Crane will have a spotlight appearance in Batman, the animated series, but believe me this isn’t the last we’ve seen of old Johnny Crane

KrakenKing

Yes, he still has his pop ups here and there, plus of course there’s TNBA.

DragonstarTDB5

Well, it’s true when it comes to Batman the animated series. This might be the last time we see the scarecrow as the main villain, but believe me we’re not done with old Johnny Crane, not by a longshot (insert omega flowey laugh from Undertale.)