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It's always a fun time when the Joker is involved! This time, we get to follow HIS story a little more closely than Batman's, which makes for a refreshing change of pace.

While editing, I realized that the guard who let the Joker out is the same bodyguard we see at the resort! So, my instincts were right all along. I should've trusted my gut! 😂

Anyway, drop your thoughts in the comments below, and as always, enjoy the ride!

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KrakenKing

This is one of my favorite Joker episodes because of just how unique and fresh the concept is. I love the Casino setting and how the first third of the episode is pretty much following Joker rather than Batman. There are also a lot of Looney Tunes, Three Stooges, Beaky Buzzard, and other comedic nods and references in this episode as well. Seeing the villain interactions in Arkham was also a treat. Cameron Kaiser was actually loosely based on Donald Trump, reflecting his bankruptcy issues in the 80s & 90s. I may be wrong, but save for one other time wayyyyy later down the timeline, I believe this is the only time that Joker and Bruce Wayne (not Batman) ever interact, which is pretty neat. I love how Bruce was ragebaiting him to see if it was the real Joker, plucking at his narcissism. 😆 Can’t wait for next episode, one that is heavily underrated, BTAS’ take on ‘The Island of Doctor Moreau’.

Anriku

I really enjoyed this episode, too. It was a nice change of pace to follow Joker for a good portion of it, and the casino setting really added to the chaotic fun. I also loved seeing the villain interactions in Arkham, and Bruce ragebaiting Joker by playing into his narcissism was hilarious. It's always fun seeing Bruce work his magic outside of the suit. I never actually read The Island of Doctor Moreau, but I'm looking forward to seeing how BTAS approaches it and experiencing the story through that lens, so to speak. Curious to see what they do with it.

JD Dumas

This one often gets overlooked, but it's honestly one of my favorites. The Joker in a casino setting is just perfect, and fortunately for you it won't be the last time you see this winning combo in the DCAU, but that's a story for another day. ;) Kaiser he was an arrogant fool. Even if his plan had worked, the Joker would've eventually found out he'd survived and come after him. Even before he found out about the insurance scam, Joker wanted him dead. Fun Fact: Ernie Hudson, of Ghostbusters fame, has two minor roles in this episode. First as a security guard in the casino, then as the helicopter pilot the Joker replaced.

Anriku

Right? That casino setup is just perfect. Oh? We get to see this combo again in the future? I look forward to it. Kaiser was definitely way out of his depth. Guy was practically begging for a punchline. XD Ah, I didn't realize he did voice work, but I just googled it and it says he has an extensive VA career. Nice!

JD Dumas

He was also Agent Fowler in Transformers Prime.

JD Dumas

I wouldn't read the book if I were you. It's actually really unsettling.

Anriku

Damn for real? I guess I'll have to think about it. Lol. It had some disturbing content in it?

Anriku

Wow! Dude has range for sure.

JD Dumas

Let's just say it deals with a number of unsettling themes, such as pain, cruelty, and the effects of trauma. H.G. Wells himself described it as 'an exercise in youthful blasphemy'.