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Barbara Gordon and her friend Pamela Isley lead protests against corporations for environmental damage they caused, much to Barbara's father's displeasure. But secretly, Pam is also the brains behind a string of attacks against these corporations with a powerful new super-villain named Temblor.
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Directed by Brandon ViettiWritten by Michael JelenicGuest stars Piera Coppola, Jim Cummings, Mitch Pileggi
After a chemical accident transforms her into a half-human half-plant being, Pam Isley takes the name Poison Ivy and sets out to destroy Gotham's environmental polluters. Barbara Gordon becomes Batgirl in order to save her father, the commissioner.
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Directed by Christopher BerkeleyGuest stars Piera Coppola, Mitch Pileggi
After a physical trauma causes him to forget he's The Batman, Bruce Wayne finds himself kidnapped by the Penguin. Batgirl sets out to rescue the "helpless" amnesiac billionaire, but is captured herself.
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Directed by Brandon ViettiWritten by Joseph KuhrGuest stars Tom Kenny, Mitch Pileggi
After his most recent crime spree, Arnold Wesker is taken to Arkham and apparently "cured" by Dr. Hugo Strange. A new career as a children's entertainer lies before Wesker, but can he escape the shadow of Scarface?
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Directed by Anthony ChunWritten by Steven MelchingGuest stars John DiMaggio, Dan Castellaneta, Tom Kenny, Frank Gorshin, Kevin Michael Richardson
Gearhead, a part-cyborg adrenaline junkie, rides into Gotham in a souped-up racer. With the ability to take control of cars using nano-technology, Gearhead is out to commit a series of crimes for thrills. Batman soon finds himself forced to upgrade the Batmobile to keep up with the cybernetic bad guy.
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Written by Christopher L. YostGuest stars Will Friedle, Fred Willard, Mitch Pileggi
After getting his hands on Bane's steroid apparatus, Joker uses it to bulk up to monstrous proportions. As Joker toys with the city with his superhuman strength, The Batman and Batgirl must find a way to defeat this unstoppable force.
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Directed by Brandon ViettiWritten by Alexx Van DyneGuest stars Mitch Pileggi, Kevin Michael Richardson
When a pair of leopards is stolen by Joker, The Batman and Batgirl form an uneasy alliance with Catwoman, who is determined to save the rare animals from being hunted.
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Directed by Christopher BerkeleyWritten by Joseph KuhrGuest stars Charles Napier, Gina Gershon, Kevin Michael Richardson
Batman investigates why high ranking Gotham politicians have abandoned plans for a new hospital in favor of preserving the city's green areas. It soon becomes clear they are under the influence of Poison Ivy.
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Directed by Anthony ChunWritten by David SlackGuest stars Piera Coppola, Tom Kenny, Adam West, Mitch Pileggi
When Wayne Industries shuts down Cosmo Krank, a toymaker with a spotty safety record, the demented villain takes revenge by trying to shut down Bruce Wayne – permanently – with his diabolical toys.
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Directed by Anthony ChunWritten by Steven MelchingGuest stars Patton Oswalt, Patrick Warburton, Mitch Pileggi
Hugo Strange creates a AI database called D.A.V.E. (Digitally Advanced Villain Emulator), encoded with the minds of Gotham's greatest criminals, in order to better predict their crimes. However, DAVE breaks free and proclaims himself to be "Gotham's ultimate criminal mastermind".
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Directed by Brandon ViettiWritten by Alexx Van DyneGuest stars Richard Green, Jeff Bennett, Mitch Pileggi
Steven Melching, Greg Weisman, Joseph Kuhr, Adam Beechen, Alexx Van Dyne, Michael Jelenic, Stan Berkowitz, Christopher L. Yost, Greg Klein, J.D. Murray, Duane Capizzi, Jane Espenson, Douglas Petrie, Tom Pugsley, Alan Burnett, David Slack, Steve Cuden, Bob Goodman, Paul Dini, Brian Swenlin, Paul Giacoppo