I like how Joker is not even joking when he wants the car, he's genuinely mad that he still didn't get the car Wayne Tech promised him. He may be a psychopath but he still willing to pay for an eletric car.
They cut out a scene where Joker kills Scarecrow with acid after he continues reminding Joker of Harley. It seems the people doing the captions watched the original version.
"It's January you jackass, we're holding off until Winter because people will just turn on their cars to make them warm. Do you know how much exhaust is produced by that? But I can't justify it to Fox unless it's a holiday season where everything goes on sale."
Bruce: "See, this is why I don't want people to know my secret identity. Now my entire rogues gallery is going to just start bitching to me like I'm customer service."
I love that the identity reveal seems to turn the joker completely sane. In this moment he's not a psychotic killer, obsessed with causing chaos and his rival batman. He's a man who put a deposit down and wants his GOD DAMN CAR BRUCE!
I wouldn’t go so far as to say he’s completely sane. In the show, immediately before asking about the electric car, he dissolves Scarecrow’s head with acid from his flower and then just says “Not even that was fun.”
I actually really like Joker's justification to being upset about Scarecrow pulling off the mask. "Half the fun of our relationship was the mystery" is such a perfect reason as to why Joker never pursues his identity throughout almost all timelines
Reminds me of a similar moment Arkham City when the Joker has Batman tied up. Harley wants to find out who he is but Joker stops her, saying "No one's who you think they are, my dear. Why spoil the fun?"
I also love how 100% in character it was for Joker. This show REALLY nails the characters, their personalities and what we love about them! (Although in some comics it's heavily implied that Joker knows, he just doesn't care about Bruce Wayne, he wants the Batman.)
The fact that Joker would want his next Jokermobile to be all-electric so he can spread chaos, death, misery, and destruction in an environmentally-sound way is hilarious.
“I like watching the world burn as much as the next chaotic villain, but what’s the point of burning it all up fast? I’d like a nice slow burn to enjoy, can only burn it once after all!”
I mean, that wasn't a thing this show made. Since the 70's Joker says he doesn't want to know Batman's secret identity. Sometimes it's even insinuated he knows, but just doesn't care.
I love how he doesn't bother disguising his voice anymore once he's unmasked. He doesn't try to pass it off as a second disguise, a mask beneath mask. He's just like "yeah, fuck it, I'm Bruce Wayne."
I am pretty sure most versions of his masks has a voice changer installed set to disrupt his voice, it is the reason why even among other heroes who know his identity that it does not change unless the mask comes off.
@@funkmantim2661 but in the context of the show, we've seen him do the Batman voice as Bruce Wayne. In the first scene Alfred appears in, he says "I don't want pigs in a blanket, I want to fight crime" in the Batman voices, but then later speaks in his normal Bruce voice
Granted, it seemed like the only people in the room were Joker and Scarecrow, and the scene of the former killing off the latter was cut for this preview, thus Bruce was probably thinking "f*** it."
I think it's a reflex thing. The moment the mask comes off, his subconcious forces him to swap how he behaves. Several years of doing what batman does will mess with your head like that.
To be fair, there's not really much psycho-analysis needed. The murder of Bruce's parents is common knowledge, so the moment you know he's Batman, his motivation behind that is pretty obvious. That's actually something I find really interesting about Batman, that the illusion of Batman and Bruce Wayne being two different people is actually really delicate. The moment anyone seriously considers that they are the same person, it becomes immediately obvious from common knowledge that it's true. So Batman and Alfred have to focus on making sure no one would seriously consider that. Making the premise seem too ridiculous on the surface, staging fake Batman sightings while Bruce is publicly doing things, etc.
@@bfish89ryuhayabusa in an episode of The Batman an AI figures out Batman's identity, using simple logic. He picked all the males in Gotham, and removed everyone who doesn't fit the age and build of Batman. Then he removed the 99% who don't have money for batman tech. Then he went through the few remaining rich guys, buff guys, and found the one guy with a motive - parents taken away by crime. It was that simple.
@@transformersrevenge9 true but that AI in the same episode robbed a bank by trying every combination possible to a password system. The AI was more advanced then the average person
@@bfish89ryuhayabusa You probably don't even need any of that , because it is obvious that batman is related to some company which funds him and makes his gadgets and that he is super rich so everyone in the town should know his identity if they know both Bruce and Batman unlike superman Bruce is not even pretending to be some nerd with glasses so he is basically the same person just with the different costumes.
I mean I wouldn't really describe scarring trauma from seeing your parents shot and killed in front of you before even your 10th birthday as parental issues, but more along the lines of a post traumatic disorder.
That’s not even bein a Karen, thats a legitimate complaint to have 😂😂 Dudes company pretty much OWNS the town and spends all this time, money and energy punching crooks, but can’t just get one guy a car??
@@Leondegrance2 If they were using Chinese batteries. Did you see about that factory or warehouse over there that blew up & caught on fire? Batteries for electric cars.
@@tyrant-den884 that will go with his many other standards with 1: not working with nazis 2: not fucking around with the IRS when it's about money And now 3: never stealing another person's joke
@@matthewpinner9419 Nah, he would steal Harley's jokes in a heartbeat. But stealing the Royal Flush gang's? that would be demeaning. He just would never phrase it like that.
The best thing about the Joker is how many valid ways there are to interpret him. Each version of the Joker is different. Has a different relationship with Batman, different views on the world around him and himself, etc. What makes him tick is different. Yet, in almost every media to depict him, he feels so spot on. The truest thing possible about the Joker is that he's multiple choice.
Joker and Batman being mythos characters is always fun to see (plus it's awesome that both DC's and Marvel's Elseworld/alternative multiverse stories can go into all sorts of directions to get creative with their characters without restricting them to just their usual canon versions)! ^^
Joker discovering Batman's identity does indeed ruin his obsession, in Bruce Timm's DC Animated Universe he only finally tries killing him after learning the secret from an abducted Tim Drake. When Joker doesn't know, as in The Dark Knight, he wants to "play" with the Bat forever.
He doesn't want to be rivals with Bruce Wayne, he wants to be rivals with Batman. Once he knows his identity he isn't Batman anymore, he's just Bruce Wayne in a costume.
IIRC, the White Knight version of Joker also kidnapped Jason Todd, who uttered "I wish I never met Bruce Wayne!" and decided to let him go into hiding before deliberately forcing himself to forget Batman's identity.
Wait, I thought in Return of the Joker he did that because he finally got bored of fighting Batman. He was still fixated on Bruce even though he knew who he was and saw Terry as the new kid who was in the way.
I like to think that he knows but doesn't particularly care, so long as he can have his fun. That's why he tends to avoid Wayne Enterprises and Wayne Manor
Following the comments here in Brazil. I'll give you my opinion. There is the PERSON. The person experienced a childhood trauma. The person develops a quiet, serious, taciturn and austere personality. The person leaves his home and goes on a journey around the world. The person is extremely intelligent, and becomes a master of martial arts and an exceptional detective. The person returns to his hometown and decides to take justice into his own hands. The person goes by the name Bruce Wayne. But criminals are not afraid of Bruce Wayne. So, the person dresses up as Batman and scares the banished. However, no one can know that the person is a vigilante, so, in society, the person pretends to be snobby, immature and indifferent when he is without the mask. The Person is Bruce Wayne. Bruce and Batman are the same person. There is no dissociation. The difference is that Bruce lies about himself without the bat mask. When he puts on the mask, he stops pretending to other people. Batman is Bruce's true personality, but it's still not real, it's still just a scary disguise. Bruce when he's alone, without his mask on, acts like Batman. Batman is Bruce Wayne. It's a single person.
He never wants to know in any timeline or alternative universe, at least not until he gets bored of "playing" with Batman and decides to put an end to everything.
It is very in character. Don’t know why everyone is so shocked by this. The comics, tv shows, most movie adaptations all depict him as being uncaring to Batman’s identity, in fact usually it is implied he makes an effort to *not* know.
@@Lolpy. There's only ever two possibilities: Either joker doesn't want to know because it ruins everything. . . . . .or the joker knows Batman is Bruce Wayne but knows that Bruce is the mask.
@@Lolpy. Yes because like Bruce said, joker lives for attention. The mask is what he cares about, not who's behind it. As long as he focuses on the mask, he can play his game with Batman, aka The True Identity.
At least Harley was more understandable when she found out. Or at least I’m making the assumption at the time of this post (who knows what will happen in the following episode).
@@webhead9368 That's assuming that having someone else pay for the expenses isn't an option for some reason. It could literally be anyone in Gotham and just be funded by Wayne Enterprises, or just Bruce directly. It's way more plausible than "that obs¢ene|y rich dude lost his parents to a mugger as a kid so he dedicated the rest of his life to fight crime by dressing up in a bat-themed onesie and beating the shi† out a psychotic clown and a bunch of superpowered or otherwise ma|formed people while keeping up a convincing double life as a multimillionare p|ayboy".
Bruce’s face when joker pushes scarecrow and says “I don’t care about Harley” still gets me. He rly does feel bad for everyone around joker bc he knows that he only cares about batman
I like to think that before this moment, Joker had a whole list of people who _could_ have been Batman, which is why he instantly knows Batman's background motives after the reveal, despite Bruce Wayne not sharing them.
Billionaire playboy who _famously_ watched his parents get murdered right in front of him? Yeah, I don't think Joker needed any prior research to connect the Wayne murders to Bruce's "mission", once he knew the latter's identity.
Joker at times actually made an active effort to NOT know who Batman was. He knew who Bruce Wayne was and what had happened to him because everyone in Gotham knew.
Anyone with half a brain would be able to figure out that Bruce was either Batman or funding him. Who else is actually a possibility in Gotham? Seriously.
@@samhouston1288 yeah and this is usually joker's basic vibe whenever he finds out in previous media/comics. either he's disappointed, offended, or completely ignores it. there are multiple versions of the joker that know bruce is batman and just doesn't care. in a lot of those versions he almost draws a line and intentionally continues to ignore wayne's existence, he could just launch all out assaults on wayne manor or make a huge thing about unmasking him publicly, or regularly attack people close to bruce, but he seems to intentionally focus his actions against BATMAN and BATMAN'S connections. in his accident, the joker transcended whoever he was before and became what he is now, the mask doesn't come off so to speak and due to his insanity he has the clarity to see what most people don't, that "Bruce Wayne" is the mask, the one dimensional cardboard cutout character, and that Batman is the true face. what joker says here is perfectly in character, knowing batman is bruce wayne steals all the meat out of the story, bruce is just a spoiled rich kid with PTSD and parental issues, and to joker that's boring theatre, keeping the dark anti-hero a secret until the final act is how you milk the drama for the audience. by removing the mask, scarecrow just sucked all the tension out of the dichotomy between protagonist and antagonist that joker has worked hard to nurture and revealed the writing of the play to be hackish and asinine, joker's reality just went from working in a grand dramatic comedy worthy of center stage, to realizing he's performing in a tacky small ring sideshow clown act opposite a two bit stand-in.
1:47 I think it's adorable how batman seemed to get mad at joker pushing scarecrow, in the original animated batman series he also seemed to be worried about harley many times, he's so grumpy but most likely has the biggest heart out of everyone in the justice league ❣️
Actually they cut out the scene of Joker using acid to melt Scarecrow's face off, which is what Batman was reacting to. They probably considered that too graphic to post on TH-cam.
The fact that Joker kills off Scarecrow truly pisses me off because Scarecrow was a really great character and perhaps the only guy who was actually a bro to Bane compared to the rest of the cast of characters.
despite this being a comedy show first, and a superhero show second, the writers still understood joker's character enough to have him act this way about batman's identity.
I like how this scene sets this Joker apart from the mainline comic one. In a recent storyline, Joker reveals he already knew who Batman really was, but never bothered to act on that information until now.
That was stupid. So stupid. Even Batman knowing who Joker's identity is stupid. That's the whole point. Joker's backstory should be multiple choice. But that just *had* to make him sit in that damn chair and the readers *had* to keep asking about the three Jokers for years, and it **sucked.** Three Jokers and Joker War felt less like The Joker and more a reskinned batman who laughs. I can't even remember her name, but she's pretty much just a Joker Robin, Harley's insane but that psychotic fangirl was just a Mary Sue version of Damian Wayne.
@XXMatt0040XX Punchline is now independent of Joker as well, and Batman 900 shed a little extra light on the whole Three Jokers thing, while arguably delivering a way better multiverse story than the Flash movie.
@@specialnewb9821 Or he just knows that in this situation, no good would come of getting upset over it. So he just accepts that just happened for what it was, and is focused more on a way to escape.
@@gurvmlkthat's true, and besides, with the superhero work he does, he had to know that this day was possibly going to come sooner or later if a criminal got lucky and was able to unmask the Batman.
The funniest thing is how his anger keeps escalating. From angry to livid. Finding out Batman is Bruce Wayne, losing Harley, and not getting an electric car. In that order.
Makes sense why he'd never want his secret identity revealed. Because instead of trying to kill him, all his enemies would just bitch at him like everyone else does.
Agreed, this Joker is literally the funniest Joker IMO. Something about the VA's delivery "Waynetech promised me an electric car by this year, where's ma goddamn electric car Bruce?!" LOL 🤣
technically thats not a misspell its just an error in wording also, and i mean there's really no mistake as Joker was there and he reacted to it, i guess a better title would be Joker reacts to Batman being unmasked but it really doesnt matter lol its a TH-cam video
"I'm gonna torture you, Batman!" "wait a minute, you're Bruce Wayne.. Where's my electric car that I pay for, you thief!" The Joker, ladies and gentlemen 😂
Joker saying "Where's my God damn electric car Bruce" has the same energy as Micheal Reeves not getting a Boston dynamics robot dog when they weren't publicly available
Funny thing is that in the comics, there's a comic where it's revealed that Joker and Batman both know each other's real names, but neither of them tell anyone. Joker doesn't use the knowledge specifically because it's not fun to go after Bruce himself, and Batman doesn't use the knowledge because he wants to protect Joker's family.
Dude this tiny scene captures joker better than any interpretation since god knows when. Ledger was fine and the comics have too many versions to name any year a good year for this character, but this version is just perfect for a modern day joker (if he lived in any decade earlier this may not work but it lines up at a meta level) mind blown
If it was Kevin Conroy voicing him, Batman would’ve said in a smug and playfully cynical tone, “Oh boy, do I have a LONG list about you…puddin’.”, while still being electrocuted.
This show is great. My favorite part has to be Joker's reaction to Batman being Bruce Wayne LMAO @ Joker: Half the fun of our relationship was the mystery, now I know Batman is some boring, rich ahole with parental issues...thanks for ruining the funnest thing I had going...now I don't even feel like torturing him" Also Joker: Wanye tech promised an electric car by THIS year, I put my deposit down where's my Goddamn Electric Car Bruce?! 🤣😂
@@marblemadness8870 haha true. Batman is definitely not boring, Bruce Wayne on the other hand billionaire playboy, owner of half of Gotham I can see being boring lol to most villains haha
He's like how my dad is, it was his 43rd B-day this past month, and he said it's his 18th anniversary of being 25, that's probably what the Joker here is doing saying he's 25 when in actuality he's 38
1:32 I like how this is exactly how people who’ve only seen a couple Batman films and Batman memes view the character and this show just calls them out on it.
I mean, sure, you can simplify every character, The Joker is some guy who was really pathetic and turned to evil because of "one bad day" Harley is some therapist who was stupid enough to get roped in by said pathetic clown, Catwoman is just a cat thief, Poison Ivy is a plant extremist, Bane just takes steroids. On the surface, those sound really pathetic but add personality, good stories and character to these characters and there is so much more.
To be fair, as someone who was a Batman fan in their pre-teens, it is accurate. Let me explain... Batman being Bruce Wayne doesn't really matter, even in the comics the man behind the mask almost never comes up because it's just a convenient excuse for HOW he became a no-kill vigilante badass without super powers. What matters is what he DOES with all that money (because Money literally is his superpower). Stopping crime, saving lives, building the Justice League an entire space station, getting the cat... woman. It's been said a million times, in a dozen different ways. With great power comes great responsibility. It's not the powers that make a hero but what they do with them. It's not what your powers can do for you, but what you can do for the world. So on and so forth.
Omg. The ending. The last line was done so perfectly and it's so random. I love how smart these characters are (that's what happens when smart, adhd comedic writer for you) meaning their comedic reactions are crazy smart but funny.... Immediately start attacking Bruce's character lol... Where my car?!?!?!
The fact that he actually deposited and wasn’t going to steal it makes the delivery even funnier.
The 'deposit ' was probably Monopoly money with the Joker's face printed on them.
@@MrAtullberg knowing him, it probably was.
If it was real money, it was probably stolen.
Well he’s crazy enough to take on Batman, but the IRS? No thank you
@@SturgeonOfDeath Al Capone springs to mind.
"WHERE'S MY GODDAMN ELECTRIC CAR BRUCE?!"
lol.
I actually felt bad for joker at that moment
COVID slowed down its productions.
Sorry joker, delivery is delayed due to the pandemic 😂
Where's MUH goddamn electric car, Bruce!
I like how Joker is not even joking when he wants the car, he's genuinely mad that he still didn't get the car Wayne Tech promised him. He may be a psychopath but he still willing to pay for an eletric car.
he may be a paychopath but even he cares about the environment
The close captions don't match what he is saying there. It's going on about him reminiscing about Harley and talking about her over and over. Weird.
Guys. He’s a MURDERING psychopath. HE IS NOT SOMEONE TO PRAISE OR FOLLOW EXAMPLE OF.
They cut out a scene where Joker kills Scarecrow with acid after he continues reminding Joker of Harley. It seems the people doing the captions watched the original version.
"It's January you jackass, we're holding off until Winter because people will just turn on their cars to make them warm. Do you know how much exhaust is produced by that? But I can't justify it to Fox unless it's a holiday season where everything goes on sale."
Bruce: "See, this is why I don't want people to know my secret identity. Now my entire rogues gallery is going to just start bitching to me like I'm customer service."
Can't really blame them When Wayne enterprises has its hands in almost every piece of the pie
XD
@@kakashihatake313 tell me something Wayne enterprises doesn't do in Gotham ffs i think almost all of Gotham is monopolized by Wayne
Ah yes the worst enemy that batman ever faced:a mad Karen
If you watch Return of the Joker he doesn't care about Bruce he wants Batman. Besides that movie is underrated and needs more fans
Batman: "You're a sociopathic narcissist."
Joker: "It was rhetorical, asshole!"
I love that he doesn't even try to deny that 😂
@smol pom it's not that deep mate
@smol pom talk about ticky tac complaints. This show is incredible. I imagine your ideal show would be very accurate, and very boring.
Batman went a bit easy because Joker is a full-on psychopath.
@@bangband1 Malignant Narcissism is generally more insidious than Psychopathy.
@@bangband1 And more of sociopath,Psychopath are born that way,While sociopath are made.But he's a class A narcissist as well.
I love that the identity reveal seems to turn the joker completely sane. In this moment he's not a psychotic killer, obsessed with causing chaos and his rival batman. He's a man who put a deposit down and wants his GOD DAMN CAR BRUCE!
To be fair before this he got his head, had amnesia and married a woman and step daddyed her kid
@@chrisruskai9341*after this. This is part of what leads up to Joker losing his memory.
@@chrisruskai9341That supports the argument that the Joker "went sane."
I wouldn’t go so far as to say he’s completely sane. In the show, immediately before asking about the electric car, he dissolves Scarecrow’s head with acid from his flower and then just says “Not even that was fun.”
@@shyguygaming5397 Look, Scarecrow had it coming.
Joker went from a bored sadistic villain to an unsatisfied customer in less than 2 mins. I love it
Ive worked phone customer service before, the funby part it's that it's usually the other way around
I'm the 666th like 🤟🏾😈
There's a corporation joke in there but I'll leave it alone.
This show made it easy to love Joker, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and King Shark
I feel like those might be the same thing. ;)
"Where's my goddamn electric car, Bruce?!"
What's funny is that Joker isn't joking around, he's just flat-out mad.
Also the fact that he actually paid for the car.
@@abohsukampret hes a psychopath not a cheapskate
And get in trouble with the IRS again?
@@diegomedina9637 He's crazy enough to take on Batman, but the IRS? No, thank you!
@@drakeware655 I love that line.
I actually really like Joker's justification to being upset about Scarecrow pulling off the mask. "Half the fun of our relationship was the mystery" is such a perfect reason as to why Joker never pursues his identity throughout almost all timelines
Buddy, it's long been established.
@@lakshaykochhar6799 so is my relationship with your mom
He gets to know it in some timelines
Reminds me of a similar moment Arkham City when the Joker has Batman tied up. Harley wants to find out who he is but Joker stops her, saying "No one's who you think they are, my dear. Why spoil the fun?"
I also love how 100% in character it was for Joker. This show REALLY nails the characters, their personalities and what we love about them!
(Although in some comics it's heavily implied that Joker knows, he just doesn't care about Bruce Wayne, he wants the Batman.)
The fact that Joker would want his next Jokermobile to be all-electric so he can spread chaos, death, misery, and destruction in an environmentally-sound way is hilarious.
Practically Antifa.
"some men just don't want to watch tbe workd burn"
"How can I burn the world when there isn't one?"
@@asimsoo291 THIS
“I like watching the world burn as much as the next chaotic villain, but what’s the point of burning it all up fast? I’d like a nice slow burn to enjoy, can only burn it once after all!”
I like how Scarecrow really tries his hardest to understand Joker. He's really trying to be a good friend, it's actually adorable
For a psychologist, he sure didn't read that situation right. Rip
He died soon after
Nooo! Not Scarecrow! I liked this version of him! I would have gladly had a few drinks with him! 😢😢😢😢
@@predatoralpha4893 same
@@charathehuman1268 Pathetic
I love how scarecrow sounds like a nice guy and not an evil guy that wants to make everyone scared of him
I swear to god if anyone says what I think their gonna say I’m gonna lose it
@@warmcorpse_ that he ded?
Because the Harley Quinn series is stupid. Joel Schumacher's movies do a better job representing characters
He literally in this clip said he wanted to gas the city
@@BREDBOX I mean his voice.
The fact that the Joker hated seeing Batman’s true identity is so smart and speaks so much to the characters.
I mean, that wasn't a thing this show made. Since the 70's Joker says he doesn't want to know Batman's secret identity. Sometimes it's even insinuated he knows, but just doesn't care.
Not smart but incredibly obvious
This is nothing new really not sure why your getting suddenly so impressed about this.
That’s one of the only things I like about this show, and I really don’t like it
Joker loves Batman, the symbol, the idea of Batman. He's Joker's ideal foil and opponent. His real identity is completely meaningless.
“Where’s mah god-damn ‘lectric car, Bruce?!”
Low-key the best Joker quote ever.
I lauged alot when he said that. XD needed that.
BROOCE
had to watch that twice lol
That whole bit was so out of character for the joker, that's what makes it so funny
This and “I’m crazy enough to take on Batman but the IRS? Noooo thank you! “ are my favorite animated joker lines of all time
I like how Joker isn't all threatening like. He isn't going to reveal the secret to everyone in Gotham City. He just wants his electric car back
Back? He never had it. He preordered it. Tesla reference bro
I love how he doesn't bother disguising his voice anymore once he's unmasked. He doesn't try to pass it off as a second disguise, a mask beneath mask. He's just like "yeah, fuck it, I'm Bruce Wayne."
I am pretty sure most versions of his masks has a voice changer installed set to disrupt his voice, it is the reason why even among other heroes who know his identity that it does not change unless the mask comes off.
@@funkmantim2661 but in the context of the show, we've seen him do the Batman voice as Bruce Wayne. In the first scene Alfred appears in, he says "I don't want pigs in a blanket, I want to fight crime" in the Batman voices, but then later speaks in his normal Bruce voice
Granted, it seemed like the only people in the room were Joker and Scarecrow, and the scene of the former killing off the latter was cut for this preview, thus Bruce was probably thinking "f*** it."
I think it's a reflex thing. The moment the mask comes off, his subconcious forces him to swap how he behaves.
Several years of doing what batman does will mess with your head like that.
@@cameronhodgetts920 Well to play devil's advocate a little, Bruce is so familiar with the Batman voice he can probably fake it without the mask too
I like how the Joker psychoanalyzes Bruce the second the hood comes off, he can tell why Batman is doing it the second he sees his face.
To be fair, there's not really much psycho-analysis needed. The murder of Bruce's parents is common knowledge, so the moment you know he's Batman, his motivation behind that is pretty obvious.
That's actually something I find really interesting about Batman, that the illusion of Batman and Bruce Wayne being two different people is actually really delicate. The moment anyone seriously considers that they are the same person, it becomes immediately obvious from common knowledge that it's true. So Batman and Alfred have to focus on making sure no one would seriously consider that. Making the premise seem too ridiculous on the surface, staging fake Batman sightings while Bruce is publicly doing things, etc.
Lmao good point. It's a secret aspect to Joker that he should be secretly brilliant.
@@bfish89ryuhayabusa in an episode of The Batman an AI figures out Batman's identity, using simple logic. He picked all the males in Gotham, and removed everyone who doesn't fit the age and build of Batman. Then he removed the 99% who don't have money for batman tech. Then he went through the few remaining rich guys, buff guys, and found the one guy with a motive - parents taken away by crime. It was that simple.
@@transformersrevenge9 true but that AI in the same episode robbed a bank by trying every combination possible to a password system.
The AI was more advanced then the average person
@@bfish89ryuhayabusa You probably don't even need any of that , because it is obvious that batman is related to some company which funds him and makes his gadgets and that he is super rich so everyone in the town should know his identity if they know both Bruce and Batman
unlike superman Bruce is not even pretending to be some nerd with glasses so he is basically the same person just with the different costumes.
"That's a bit reductive." No, that is the Batman character. Joker nailed it.
I mean I wouldn't really describe scarring trauma from seeing your parents shot and killed in front of you before even your 10th birthday as parental issues, but more along the lines of a post traumatic disorder.
Everything except the “boring” part . . . although, that might be a bit subjective
@@RiskoPlexusHe can be buzzkill at times.
1:32
You seem to haven't read any batman comics
"Where's m'goddamn electric car, Bruce?" The Joker at his most diabolical, Full Karen Mode.
@Nagger "Holy shit you fucking killed him, dude!"
Hey hey! Joker placed a down payment on the car and Wayne tech promised for a electric car!
So yea, joke had the right to be angry
That's not even his final form
That’s not even bein a Karen, thats a legitimate complaint to have 😂😂
Dudes company pretty much OWNS the town and spends all this time, money and energy punching crooks, but can’t just get one guy a car??
When making a valid complaint leads to people calling you a Karen. 🤦♂️
I feel so bad for Scarecrow. It sucks to try so hard to please someone only to have them constantly compare you to their ex
welp, he's dead so... There's that
Death gets rid of problems.
The captions sort a messed up.. they hint his death
And that's why Batman called him a narcissist, this is what narcissists do to everyone they date while still insisting they don't care
@@christophernathan7498 narcissist is the poisonous personality to have in as a social species
It’d be funny if Bruce replied:
You blew them up, Joker. The warehouse was about to ship them out, but they’ve been blown up.
Joker be like: Sh!t… O_O
Given they are electric, they probably blew themselves up. Fires still not out.
@@Leondegrance2 If they were using Chinese batteries. Did you see about that factory or warehouse over there that blew up & caught on fire? Batteries for electric cars.
I really like Alan Tudyk’s take on the joker. His voice fits the character perfectly.
He also played Mr Nobody on Doom Patrol.
wait what thats alan tudyk no way thats amazing
I hope he gone play joker in batwoman in the future maybe in season 3
We got the Doom Patrol to Thank for.
Literally nobody ask u 😐
Joker: "Where's my god damn electric car Bruce?!"
Bruce: "Your deposit was playing cards tho"
Joker: It was still a deposit!!
@@AutumnWoodham Batman: Playing cards can only be spent at a clown tent, ya fucking Circus!
Joker: "Playing cards? You know damn well it was monopoly money!! The royal flush gang used trading cards, and I am *not* a joke stealer!"
@@tyrant-den884 that will go with his many other standards with
1: not working with nazis
2: not fucking around with the IRS when it's about money
And now 3: never stealing another person's joke
@@matthewpinner9419 Nah, he would steal Harley's jokes in a heartbeat. But stealing the Royal Flush gang's? that would be demeaning. He just would never phrase it like that.
I love how once the mask is off, one of the first things Joker does is start yelling at Bruce about his company's issues.
The best thing about the Joker is how many valid ways there are to interpret him. Each version of the Joker is different. Has a different relationship with Batman, different views on the world around him and himself, etc. What makes him tick is different. Yet, in almost every media to depict him, he feels so spot on. The truest thing possible about the Joker is that he's multiple choice.
Darn you hit the nail on the head
Joker and Batman being mythos characters is always fun to see (plus it's awesome that both DC's and Marvel's Elseworld/alternative multiverse stories can go into all sorts of directions to get creative with their characters without restricting them to just their usual canon versions)! ^^
Each of them are even more gay
Glad someone actually gets this. So tired of all the posers trying to pretend that their preferred version of Joker is the definitive Joker.
But he's not 25
Joker discovering Batman's identity does indeed ruin his obsession, in Bruce Timm's DC Animated Universe he only finally tries killing him after learning the secret from an abducted Tim Drake. When Joker doesn't know, as in The Dark Knight, he wants to "play" with the Bat forever.
He doesn't want to be rivals with Bruce Wayne, he wants to be rivals with Batman. Once he knows his identity he isn't Batman anymore, he's just Bruce Wayne in a costume.
IIRC, the White Knight version of Joker also kidnapped Jason Todd, who uttered "I wish I never met Bruce Wayne!" and decided to let him go into hiding before deliberately forcing himself to forget Batman's identity.
Wait, I thought in Return of the Joker he did that because he finally got bored of fighting Batman. He was still fixated on Bruce even though he knew who he was and saw Terry as the new kid who was in the way.
I like to think that he knows but doesn't particularly care, so long as he can have his fun. That's why he tends to avoid Wayne Enterprises and Wayne Manor
Following the comments here in Brazil. I'll give you my opinion.
There is the PERSON. The person experienced a childhood trauma. The person develops a quiet, serious, taciturn and austere personality. The person leaves his home and goes on a journey around the world. The person is extremely intelligent, and becomes a master of martial arts and an exceptional detective. The person returns to his hometown and decides to take justice into his own hands. The person goes by the name Bruce Wayne. But criminals are not afraid of Bruce Wayne. So, the person dresses up as Batman and scares the banished. However, no one can know that the person is a vigilante, so, in society, the person pretends to be snobby, immature and indifferent when he is without the mask.
The Person is Bruce Wayne. Bruce and Batman are the same person. There is no dissociation. The difference is that Bruce lies about himself without the bat mask. When he puts on the mask, he stops pretending to other people. Batman is Bruce's true personality, but it's still not real, it's still just a scary disguise. Bruce when he's alone, without his mask on, acts like Batman. Batman is Bruce Wayne. It's a single person.
I love how Joker didn’t even want to know who Batman is, and once he’s revealed, Joker just feels off knowing that Bruce Wayne is Batman
He never wants to know in any timeline or alternative universe, at least not until he gets bored of "playing" with Batman and decides to put an end to everything.
This joker is ironically much lighter than comic joker, but him hating finding out the identity of batman is so in character for the joker
It is very in character. Don’t know why everyone is so shocked by this. The comics, tv shows, most movie adaptations all depict him as being uncaring to Batman’s identity, in fact usually it is implied he makes an effort to *not* know.
And he looks so mad, which is a rarity for him
@@Lolpy. There's only ever two possibilities:
Either joker doesn't want to know because it ruins everything. . .
. . .or the joker knows Batman is Bruce Wayne but knows that Bruce is the mask.
@@Lolpy. Nobody is shocked by it.
@@Lolpy. Yes because like Bruce said, joker lives for attention. The mask is what he cares about, not who's behind it. As long as he focuses on the mask, he can play his game with Batman, aka The True Identity.
Unmasking batman was super easy, barely an inconvenience.
Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow.
Secret identities are tight
Sadly we didnt see harly do a back flip snap the bad guys neck and save the day
Oh really!?
Why is joker angry ?
Bcuz ...
Fair enough
I just love how when Batman is revealed, the Joker instantly knows his whole motive.
Well, everyone knows what happened to Bruce's parents. In and out of universe.
"Now I know Batman is just some boring rich asshole with parental issues."
Damn. He nailed that one in record time.
Wasn't that hard tbh.
At least Harley was more understandable when she found out. Or at least I’m making the assumption at the time of this post (who knows what will happen in the following episode).
I’m dead 😂
That's really reductive.
Well it's not like he's wrong..
Joker: *" Half the fun of our relationship was the mystery, now I know Batman is just a rich asshole with parental issues. "*
Batman: 👁️👄👁️
Thats really reductive
Kinky.
Like who tf in gotham could it be? It's not rocket science to figure it out. N
Just no one was ever really able to prove it.
Meh, nobody would have guessed it it it was the micheal Keaton batman
@@webhead9368 That's assuming that having someone else pay for the expenses isn't an option for some reason. It could literally be anyone in Gotham and just be funded by Wayne Enterprises, or just Bruce directly. It's way more plausible than "that obs¢ene|y rich dude lost his parents to a mugger as a kid so he dedicated the rest of his life to fight crime by dressing up in a bat-themed onesie and beating the shi† out a psychotic clown and a bunch of superpowered or otherwise ma|formed people while keeping up a convincing double life as a multimillionare p|ayboy".
From a villain to an angry costumer real quick 😄
0:59
Dang, joker has talent. Made that flower disappear without even realizing it.
Nice catch
That flower knows _Instant Transmission._
now i need to know why that happened lmao
@@tubadude-2269 the animators probably just forgot about it. Stuff like this happens sometimes.
@Man Iza what the fuck?
"Where's me goddamn electric cah, Bruce!?"
It's the way Alan _squawked_ that line.
1:20 When you plug your phone in to charge overnight and it doesn’t charge the next morning
Happened recently…😢
This is the most fan-made official studio content I've ever seen.
Your comment just got 100likes
@@superfelipestudios8104 thanks for pointing that out for all the people who can't count
@@superfelipestudios8104 *your
Sorry I had to
Seriously I kept going "wait, is this just a fan dub?" about halfway through and onward.
@@blacklisted351 it’s yrue* obviously, stupif
I love how Bruce subtly drops his Batman voice when his mask is off
Probably habit
Not knowing Batmans indentity is their whole Dynamic now Joker can prankcall Wayne Manor whenever he wants lol
I love jokers reaction to finding out that Bruce Wayne is Batman. And the “Where’s my electric car Bruce?” at the end. Perfection.
I can’t stop laughing.
"The convo between Bale and ledger is the greatest batman joker interaction"
Alan tudyk: Hold by beer
”WHERE’S MY GOD DAMN ELECTRIC CAR BRUCE?”
@@1nt9rn9t-dudewillheim2 that was so funny
while i love this here, if we are talking seriously the end of killing joke is pretty much the best thing ever
Are we just forgetting Return of the Joker?
Cuumgargle and cottonmouth? Best interaction? LMAO I can think of 20 other batman and Joker interactions better than that piece of crap movie.
I love the fact that Joker actually put a deposit down for the car instead of planning to steal one 😂😂
Joker is about chaos. The LAST thing people would expect is for him to PAY for a car, so that's why he did it. 😂
He didn't want to deal with the IRS, It's a suicide mission for Joker 😂
Bruce: “That’s really reductive.”
Me: But not Inaccurate.
Dbza?
Why are you still here?
Data not found
Android 16?
@@quetzalthegamer Just to suffer?
"Where's mah goddamn electric car bruce"
"There was no address written to deliver the car to"
Bruce’s face when joker pushes scarecrow and says “I don’t care about Harley” still gets me. He rly does feel bad for everyone around joker bc he knows that he only cares about batman
Yeah it reminds me of when he grimaced when Joker slapped Harley in the animated series.
I like to think that before this moment, Joker had a whole list of people who _could_ have been Batman, which is why he instantly knows Batman's background motives after the reveal, despite Bruce Wayne not sharing them.
Billionaire playboy who _famously_ watched his parents get murdered right in front of him? Yeah, I don't think Joker needed any prior research to connect the Wayne murders to Bruce's "mission", once he knew the latter's identity.
Joker at times actually made an active effort to NOT know who Batman was. He knew who Bruce Wayne was and what had happened to him because everyone in Gotham knew.
Anyone with half a brain would be able to figure out that Bruce was either Batman or funding him. Who else is actually a possibility in Gotham? Seriously.
@@samhouston1288 yeah and this is usually joker's basic vibe whenever he finds out in previous media/comics. either he's disappointed, offended, or completely ignores it.
there are multiple versions of the joker that know bruce is batman and just doesn't care. in a lot of those versions he almost draws a line and intentionally continues to ignore wayne's existence, he could just launch all out assaults on wayne manor or make a huge thing about unmasking him publicly, or regularly attack people close to bruce, but he seems to intentionally focus his actions against BATMAN and BATMAN'S connections. in his accident, the joker transcended whoever he was before and became what he is now, the mask doesn't come off so to speak and due to his insanity he has the clarity to see what most people don't, that "Bruce Wayne" is the mask, the one dimensional cardboard cutout character, and that Batman is the true face.
what joker says here is perfectly in character, knowing batman is bruce wayne steals all the meat out of the story, bruce is just a spoiled rich kid with PTSD and parental issues, and to joker that's boring theatre, keeping the dark anti-hero a secret until the final act is how you milk the drama for the audience. by removing the mask, scarecrow just sucked all the tension out of the dichotomy between protagonist and antagonist that joker has worked hard to nurture and revealed the writing of the play to be hackish and asinine, joker's reality just went from working in a grand dramatic comedy worthy of center stage, to realizing he's performing in a tacky small ring sideshow clown act opposite a two bit stand-in.
@@gourdguru to add, the Joker did took his mask off in an arc in the comic. He tore his mf face off with a knife 😂😂😂
1:47 I think it's adorable how batman seemed to get mad at joker pushing scarecrow, in the original animated batman series he also seemed to be worried about harley many times, he's so grumpy but most likely has the biggest heart out of everyone in the justice league ❣️
He lives putting his life in danger fighting crime without super powers. Obviously he has the biggest heart of all the JL.
@@marblemadness8870 good point 👍
It wasn’t the push. Joker burned his face off with acid.
@@marblemadness8870 he is a man in a demon costume hunting down other demons in gotham
Actually they cut out the scene of Joker using acid to melt Scarecrow's face off, which is what Batman was reacting to. They probably considered that too graphic to post on TH-cam.
"Where's my god damn electric car, Bruce?!" The country twang is what got me 🤣🤣🤣
I like how joker is just mad about his electric car instead of scarecrow
Well he does kill scarecrow in this scene. It was just cut out for obvious reasons. (Blood & Gore)
Kill a man, he dead forever
Order an electric car, wait forever
Well said
The quote : “Where’s my goddamn electric car, Bruce?” Is now officially the best thing ever.
I think the real issue here is how joker wants an electric car
@@bman296 When cursing the streets of Gotham, you gotta be eco-friendly. He’s trying to kill people, not the environment.
joker and batman, in one fell swoop, turns into a disgruntled customer complaining to the manager.
"Where's my goddamn electric car Bruce!?"
"You killed the designers in some crossfire"
Perfect. xD
Joker: "... Well, that's alright, the deposit was stolen, anyway."
The fact that Joker kills off Scarecrow truly pisses me off because Scarecrow was a really great character and perhaps the only guy who was actually a bro to Bane compared to the rest of the cast of characters.
He also had a cool voice
Its the Geico Gecko in a burlap sack and you'll never convince me otherwise.
All his fear toxin schtick is just to drive up (pun) insurance rates!
Awww dang it, i really liked him. He just wanted to be the friend of super villains
I want to see him again maybe revived
I was actually shocked. If they dare to kill Bane I will not survive it but killing Scarecrow was up there.
1:54 WHERES MA GODMAN ELECTRIC CAR BRUCE 😤
"Bruce it's been 5 years, you still owe me 16$"
"Bruce owes me $200 dollars because my phone got lost in Gotham because of him"
Shots fired at Leon
Batman: that's really reductive.
Sigh no Batman, Joker summarized you to a T.
I love how it sounds like what a Batman fan would say.
No one on the leagues ever said it out loud
I kinda think you’re exactly the person they’re calling out there and it flew right over your head.
@@BrickBreakerXX What?
Bats is a rich guy with parental issues. But whether he is an asshole or boring depends on who is writing and editing him.
Scarecrow: "38 years."
Joker: "I'm 25!"
😂😂😂😂😂
despite this being a comedy show first, and a superhero show second, the writers still understood joker's character enough to have him act this way about batman's identity.
"I don't care about Harley!"
Well, at least he's being honest.
I love how whenever joker learns Batman is Bruce he’s either disappointed or pissed off.
i mean, he tries his hardest to effectively NOT know batman's identity
The fact that Joker announces Bruce by his name at the end always gets me😂 He treats him like an old freeloader-pal who still owes him money😂
Honestly "Where's my goddamn electric car Bruce!?" Is Joker's funniest line in that series
I like how this scene sets this Joker apart from the mainline comic one. In a recent storyline, Joker reveals he already knew who Batman really was, but never bothered to act on that information until now.
That was stupid. So stupid. Even Batman knowing who Joker's identity is stupid. That's the whole point. Joker's backstory should be multiple choice. But that just *had* to make him sit in that damn chair and the readers *had* to keep asking about the three Jokers for years, and it **sucked.** Three Jokers and Joker War felt less like The Joker and more a reskinned batman who laughs. I can't even remember her name, but she's pretty much just a Joker Robin, Harley's insane but that psychotic fangirl was just a Mary Sue version of Damian Wayne.
@XXMatt0040XX Punchline is now independent of Joker as well, and Batman 900 shed a little extra light on the whole Three Jokers thing, while arguably delivering a way better multiverse story than the Flash movie.
Love that the Joker, loved that Batman kept his identity a secret. Like it was 1 of their promises to each other, like a couple would have.
The last line is delivered with absolute perfection. 😂😂
I like how Bruce doesn't even seem that upset about getting unmasked. Maybe he thinks this is a win regardless.
I mean, I can see them both deciding to pretend it never happened and going on like before.
@@specialnewb9821 Or he just knows that in this situation, no good would come of getting upset over it. So he just accepts that just happened for what it was, and is focused more on a way to escape.
@@gurvmlkthat's true, and besides, with the superhero work he does, he had to know that this day was possibly going to come sooner or later if a criminal got lucky and was able to unmask the Batman.
The funniest thing is how his anger keeps escalating. From angry to livid. Finding out Batman is Bruce Wayne, losing Harley, and not getting an electric car. In that order.
1:32 love how even though joker is mad he still focuses on his hair
You know I thought only Mark Hamill could deliver an amazing joker voice. But I Gotta give it to Alan. The guy made it magical.
1:49 best scene
"WHERES MUH GOD DAM ELECTRIC CAR, BROOCE?!" The way he delivers that line is fantastic.
Makes sense why he'd never want his secret identity revealed. Because instead of trying to kill him, all his enemies would just bitch at him like everyone else does.
The most notorious clip on Twitter is finally on TH-cam "where's my electric car Bruce" trending on YT in no time
Even though this isn't Mark Hamill, this Joker is still funny asf and fun lol
Also they misspelled the title. Scarecrow*
Agreed, this Joker is literally the funniest Joker IMO. Something about the VA's delivery "Waynetech promised me an electric car by this year, where's ma goddamn electric car Bruce?!" LOL 🤣
technically thats not a misspell its just an error in wording
also, and i mean there's really no mistake as Joker was there and he reacted to it, i guess a better title would be Joker reacts to Batman being unmasked but it really doesnt matter lol its a TH-cam video
Haha just realized that the title technically is wrong as Joker doesn't even unmask Batman, its Scarecrow but whatever lol
There's no scarecrow in the title
@@shivery3821 I know that, I'm saying it should say scarecrow instead of joker
"I'm gonna torture you, Batman!"
"wait a minute, you're Bruce Wayne.. Where's my electric car that I pay for, you thief!"
The Joker, ladies and gentlemen 😂
Joker saying "Where's my God damn electric car Bruce" has the same energy as Micheal Reeves not getting a Boston dynamics robot dog when they weren't publicly available
Alan Tudyk and Rahul Kohli’s performances here were hilarious!
I swear, for a second there I thought you said Alan Tudyk and Ra's Al Ghul
Funny thing is that in the comics, there's a comic where it's revealed that Joker and Batman both know each other's real names, but neither of them tell anyone. Joker doesn't use the knowledge specifically because it's not fun to go after Bruce himself, and Batman doesn't use the knowledge because he wants to protect Joker's family.
Joker war you mean?
Dude this tiny scene captures joker better than any interpretation since god knows when. Ledger was fine and the comics have too many versions to name any year a good year for this character, but this version is just perfect for a modern day joker (if he lived in any decade earlier this may not work but it lines up at a meta level) mind blown
🧢
Arkham Games Joker, Animated Hamill Joker, UnderTheRedHood Joker, and a few others would like to have a word.
I like this scene but I have to disagree with everything else you said
Alan Tudyk is a phenomenal Joker. Absolutely hysterical line delivery.
"I put a deposit down. Where is my electric car,Bruce?!!" It cracks me every time lol 😆
1:18
Me at 3 am realizing there is no cheese in the fridge
So you threw a chair after no cheese
Batman's calm and straightforward "that's very reductive" got me.
If it was Kevin Conroy voicing him, Batman would’ve said in a smug and playfully cynical tone, “Oh boy, do I have a LONG list about you…puddin’.”, while still being electrocuted.
1:10
When fans get manga spoilers.
So
Fucking
True
... okay
*Me when I was spoiled about Tobi being Obito years ago.*
@@MomoKanjaki you monster. Can't you see... you've become the very thing you wish to destroy.
This show is gold. Love that they don’t take it too serious and just have fun it really shows.
Joker: Literally mentioning Batman's parental issues.
Bruce/Batman: Wish mom and dad were here.
Me living as the adoptive daughter of Asgore and Toriel: Bruh. -_-
I dunno why, but Batman just muttering “That’s _really_ reductive” to Joker’s complaint about his parent issues left me in hysterics.
This show is great. My favorite part has to be Joker's reaction to Batman being Bruce Wayne LMAO @ Joker: Half the fun of our relationship was the mystery, now I know Batman is some boring, rich ahole with parental issues...thanks for ruining the funnest thing I had going...now I don't even feel like torturing him"
Also Joker: Wanye tech promised an electric car by THIS year, I put my deposit down where's my Goddamn Electric Car Bruce?! 🤣😂
There's nothing boring about being Batman...
@@marblemadness8870 haha true. Batman is definitely not boring, Bruce Wayne on the other hand billionaire playboy, owner of half of Gotham I can see being boring lol to most villains haha
Oh so you watched the video too
@@gonzacollao Yeah, I think most of us here have.
@@MKF30 sarcasm not detected
Him torturing batman turned into a Customer rant to the CEO itself
Scarecrow: "Think of all the amazing things you acomplished in 38 years!"
Joker: "I'm 25"
What the fuck
He's like how my dad is, it was his 43rd B-day this past month, and he said it's his 18th anniversary of being 25, that's probably what the Joker here is doing saying he's 25 when in actuality he's 38
Or just a bunch of jokers
Well J-man has....you know done the thing he does....where he dies....but not really sooooo....that explains it.....probably
Joker wasn't born as Joker. Disturbingly this implies that the career of the pre-chemical-vat serial killer known as Joker started at 13.
1:32 I like how this is exactly how people who’ve only seen a couple Batman films and Batman memes view the character and this show just calls them out on it.
Yeah it always annoys me when people take a skin deep look at comic books characters and stories... Like Rorschach fanboys...
I mean, sure, you can simplify every character, The Joker is some guy who was really pathetic and turned to evil because of "one bad day" Harley is some therapist who was stupid enough to get roped in by said pathetic clown, Catwoman is just a cat thief, Poison Ivy is a plant extremist, Bane just takes steroids.
On the surface, those sound really pathetic but add personality, good stories and character to these characters and there is so much more.
To be fair, as someone who was a Batman fan in their pre-teens, it is accurate. Let me explain...
Batman being Bruce Wayne doesn't really matter, even in the comics the man behind the mask almost never comes up because it's just a convenient excuse for HOW he became a no-kill vigilante badass without super powers. What matters is what he DOES with all that money (because Money literally is his superpower). Stopping crime, saving lives, building the Justice League an entire space station, getting the cat... woman.
It's been said a million times, in a dozen different ways. With great power comes great responsibility. It's not the powers that make a hero but what they do with them. It's not what your powers can do for you, but what you can do for the world. So on and so forth.
Joker, "Where's my god damn electric car, Bruce!"
Bruce, "It was on that freighter you blew up in Gotham Harbor."
"WHERE'S MY GODDAMN ELECTRIC CAR BRUCE?!" LMAO that's something I never expect the joker to say
Joker over here asking the real questions.
That last line is just masterfully delivered lol. He's more upset at Bruce Wayne than he is at Scarecrow
Omg. The ending. The last line was done so perfectly and it's so random. I love how smart these characters are (that's what happens when smart, adhd comedic writer for you) meaning their comedic reactions are crazy smart but funny.... Immediately start attacking Bruce's character lol... Where my car?!?!?!
Joker: I’d laugh if it wasn’t so pathetic... oh what the heck I’ll laugh anyway 🤡
That was Laplace finding out clayman died
When you realize Joker has financially contributed to his biggest threat and rival’s crusade, to put criminals like him away.
Lmao that's somewhat funny.
I find funny how calm and collected Bruce sounds even when unmasked in frot of his worst enemy.
“Where’s muh goddamn electric car Bruce?!” Lol gets me every time