For real. As a kid, I wasn't a big fan of Brave and the Bold because I was too used to JL, Batman TAS, etc. After rewatching it as an adult, I appreciate the series more and if I could I'd go back in time to give myself the Bat Slap.
It just says so much about Superman's character that when exposed to red kryptonite he puts cats in trees. Like that's the deep visceral instinct the red kryptonite reversed. At the core of Superman's soul, the very fibre of his being- is the kind of man that gets cats out of trees.
@jacksonbowns1087 oh there definitely was a discussion in the writer's room about "what's the most anti-Superman thing you could do?" and then they arrived at the hilarious answer of putting cats into trees😂
@@jacksonbowns1087 and that's what people fail to understand about media in general which leads to a trend of anti-intellectualism and a dearth of media literacy. If a piece of media is created with any intent or passion at all, it was done with a considerable amount of effort. Nothing is by accident. This goes for things like music videos and sitcoms, but ESPECIALLY for anything animated. The amount of intentionality that must necessarily go into creative endeavours makes it really ridiculous when people say something like Game/Film Theory (by no means the best quality example but certainly the most popular) is "reading too much into it"
Its like a golden retriever and a black cat being best friends. I’ve always loved this trope. Dorky lovable person is bff with moody mean person. The Ying to their Yang
Batman: The Brave and the Bold is so underrated. It probably has my favorite cartoon Batman in terms of character. Batman's such an entertaining superhero here, it reminds me of Adam West's Batman in more ways than one.
...wait, was it really underrated? I just remember watching it and feeling it was a lot of fun even through the goofy moments. watched it whenever I could catch it, together with my father and all.
I think it was atleast cause I remeber it ended with batmite saying how he is excited for a more edgier Batman cartoon that was coming out, like it got good ratings I think there was people who wanted something more serious like the original series who I presume annoyed the writers team
@@KuroeNezumi it definitely was overlooked in its time when it first came out. Many simply saw it on the surface as a dumbing down of the Caped Crusader & didn't bother. The show was looked down upon as nothing but an unserious kids cartoon with no substance. It should be noted this show came out during the Nolan era so most Batman fans were demanding a serious & gritty show akin to the tone of Batman Year One. This show itself may have had a great showcasing of Batman & the greater DC pantheon of heroes & villains but it simply wasn't what people wanted at the time.
I will always, always hold tight to the medias that show Superman getting junk food with his buddies Batman and Wondy. That's my favourite quirk of his character. Like, yeah, he can fly into the sun and clap so hard the Earth splits in half, but at the end of the day he just wants to invite his friends to the little corner shop he found that serves THE BEST fried chicken!
Superman Meshi is nothing but this. Its a manga with Supes falling in love with Japanese food and he later brings in other heroes to try out these new dishes that he's found.
The one scene that I want to see in live action the most is Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman, sitting in a diner and order a burger, fries, and and a milkshake. That is the silliest, yet coolest, most wholesome thing I have ever seen and imagined.
There's a reason why there's a shawarma scene in Marvel films and we'll probably never see the equivalent in DCEU films. Whoever is running the show for DC live action cinema doesn't understand fun.
@@MMuraseofSandvich Thats why I say Arrowverse was the real match to the MCU in its prime. Yeah Arrowverse was garbage most of the time but the interactions between the heroes were just as charming as the ones in the Marvel movies.
I love how in the new Absolute DC comics Batman is still going to be the rich best friend to Supes and Wondy despite being only middle class in this run.
They introduced superman and wonder woman late in the season so that so many obscure DC heroes that were stuck in comics get their time in the sun. And damn were they were written so well
Can't forgot this was the one & currently only shows to ever use Ambush Bug. Who the heck even remembers Ambush Bug unless they were deep in the lore of the DC pantheon?
I love Triumvirate so much. The phrase "switch dance partners" is the official term in my head for fighting the opponent usually fought by someone else. As you said, the trinity's relationship in this episode makes the "milkshakes so thick you have to eat them with a spoon" scene all the better. It made me kinda sad that we rarely actually got the trinity in BATB, but the hilarious JLI moments made up for it. Like the episode where Batman is late for a party and the Watchtower descends into anarchy.
Can't forgot the part where the glue that even connects both parties, the JLI & JSA, was Batman. The moment Ra's captured him & both parties had to team up to save him was when they finally clicked. The simple act of doing heroics & helping each other is what both parties truly enjoy at their core.
It wasn't my cup of tee but I did appreciate this show's "return to basics" essentially. That we enjoy superheroes because people in general want to believe in selflessness, truth, justice, and kindness in a reality where that isn't always the case.
the whacky batman cartoon had the deep episode of batman confronting his parent's killer also had them have burgers and milkshakes with wonder woman no matter how dark things get - you always can go out with friends
The Hamburger is the quintessential American food. It's something from the old world brought to America by immigrants and made truly special by engaging in capitalism.
As a kid I didn't watch Brave and the Bold. I remember being in like second grade and not watching this and Marvel Superhero Squad Show cuz I thought they were 'too kiddy' and even though I loved how joyful superhero stories are, I wanted them to be taken seriously because they also spoke to me really deeply. Kinda lost the forest for the trees but I know better now and I have love for every part of the superhero genre again Btw I love "In our darkest hour, we made up a story of people who will never let us down."
This show was good because it was a show. It accepted and embraced its themes completely and did not take or add anything. Itagaki, author of baki, said it best : "There is beauty in function." Something created to do one thing above all will always appeal more than one meant to do many things, this show was a condensation of what superhero comics are all about, it carried nothing but that core message, it didn't bother itself with anything but that and that is so refreshing. Media today is so loaded its like eating a complex meal. Sometimes that leads to amazing things and others not. But this show was simple and honest.
I really love folks grooving on Brave and the Bold. While I wasn't able to get into it, I really dig the themes and others joy in it. There's a wholesomeness to it.
Brave and the Bold looks like it's made for kids but in reality its extremely fun to watch if you're a hardcore comic book fan, especially if you know a lot about the silverage. It's also a great "watch while high" show
Watch it sober too & it's still fun. The superheroing antics, the cheesy yet sincere one liners, & not to mention all the comic references from Superdickery to all the C to D listers getting spotlights is great.
Its a love letter to Silver Age but it has a ton of references to other eras too, and it all fits. The Superman debut was pure Silver Age Supes but it had Batman suit up in the Dark Knight Returns armor. And the Doom Patrol episode used the Silver Age version of the team but it threw in some nods to Morrison's run.
I love the idea that superman is so good, so pure, that him being turned evil is putting cats IN tress or making it rain at a beach. that is beautifully goofy in the best way
Bro i cant thank you and your channel enough both for the great videos and tone you share with us but also ote, such a great band ive been listening to them repeatedly for 3 months now
omfg! I just now realized the future president is the PREZ character! which is ironic since hes supposed to be president in like the 70;s! Also super cool super obscure character, fixed all the clocks in his home town donchu kno
Something my brother and I always quote is Batman fighting Darkseid and saying completely seriously "When was the last time you fought without using your godlike powers?"
BATB even though it's silver age came out after JLU so I have no doubt someone in the writers' room was as deeply affected by that scene as we were and used this episode to fulfill it
Not intending to self promote lol but I talked about how excited I am to see this friendship fleshed out in the new DCU. James Gunn has already mentioned he intends to have them cross paths. I love their friendship with one another because I feel they are not two sides of the same coin, but two coins in the same collection so to speak.
When Brave and the Bold first came out, I wasn't sure about it. I had quite enjoyed the DCAU's version of Bats as well as The Batman's fresh take. In a modern world run by gritty superheroes, could a classic 60's style camp still deliver? And, ho, boy, did it ever. It was always a delight to watch and a great way to get to know lesser known DC characters.
Triumvirate of Terror, is an all time classic from Brave and the Bold. It’s got the cool baseball game, a novel episode premise, Kingdom Come Batman, and a surprise appearance of the Prez. It took me ages to figure out the pronunciation of “Triumvirate.”
Speaking as someone with 0 knowledge and experience of silver age comics, I can safely say I LOVE Batman Brave and the Bold. I did as a kid, and I do as a 30-something adult.
Respectfully, Martha’s word “you don’t owe this world a thing” is about saving people not out of obligation or right but as a want to save people. Majority of these superheroes especially Superman is showing kindness as well besides just trying to bear tragedies too.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold is just good fun, it's not trying to send a deep complex message, it's a well-made adaptation and homage to the simpler and slightly goofier times of DC comics, that's entertaining and nostalgic in a way. Also the World's Finest duo is the best friendship in the entirety of DC, no question about it. I love Superman and Batman as a team.
"Sometimes, the things that may or may not be true are the things that a man needs to believe in the _most._ That people are basically good. That honor, courage, and virtue mean everything. That power and money, money and power mean nothing. That good will always triumph over evil. And I want you to remember this: love... _true_ love never dies. You remember that, boy. It doesn't matter if it's true or not. A man should believe in those things because those are the things worth believing in." ~ Hub McCann, _Secondhand Lions_
I didnt get into this one when it came out. My older brother like it, both of us in our 20s at the time I think, but I was still madly in love with JLU and it was just so campy, and Batman being voiced by Oswald from the Drew Carey show? WHAT?! but now that I'm older I appreciate shows like this and the adam west one, just like when I was a kid.
@@parzivalthestormtrooper5017 i am a little surprised he didn't talk about it, i had a lot of thoughts and this community is the best place to share them
Brave and the Bold is such a great show that embraces the bright, positive Silver Age of comics with pride, and yet it remains so CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED! I do think its interesting how one of the shows very few appearances of Superman in Batman: Brave and the Bold had Superman presented as a jerk and later dictator because he was being exposed to Red Kryptonite from Lois and Jimmy's gits they received secretly by Lex Luthor. Even though Im very much not a fan of whenever writers make Superman evil or a dictator, I will say this show's take on an evil Superman is actually kinda funny since they don't take the concept too seriously and actually have fun with it, making Superman a toxic troll which is hilarious😂 I also really love the Trinity episode where we see the DC Trinity of Superman, Batman, and Wonderwoman have their archenemies switch heroes, and it is really interesting and fun watching how Lex, Joker and Cheetah all take down each other's respective foes while we also how close they all are almost like siblings and wholesome friendship between the Trinity as they too find ways of taking down the other villains and even agree on what to put int the time capsule as its a symbol of matters to them as people, i.e. their friendship.
I want something like Brave and the Bold. I am tired of dark superheroes that decide that gore and deconstruction is what we need, we've had that deconstruction for far too damn long.
One of the most underrated DC owned properties simply because it was "goofy"
People who underrated this show don't know what they missed
I loved this as a kid!
Id argue it just came out at the wrong time
For real. As a kid, I wasn't a big fan of Brave and the Bold because I was too used to JL, Batman TAS, etc.
After rewatching it as an adult, I appreciate the series more and if I could I'd go back in time to give myself the Bat Slap.
Embrace the goof!
It just says so much about Superman's character that when exposed to red kryptonite he puts cats in trees. Like that's the deep visceral instinct the red kryptonite reversed. At the core of Superman's soul, the very fibre of his being- is the kind of man that gets cats out of trees.
That's a good point, and I'm not even sure if there was any intent behind the joke when they made it.
@jacksonbowns1087 oh there definitely was a discussion in the writer's room about "what's the most anti-Superman thing you could do?" and then they arrived at the hilarious answer of putting cats into trees😂
@zyaicob I think you're right. These guys put way too much thought into so many other things for it to not be intentional.
An old woman asks Red Kryptonite Superman to help her cross the street and he gleefully says "NO!"
@@jacksonbowns1087 and that's what people fail to understand about media in general which leads to a trend of anti-intellectualism and a dearth of media literacy. If a piece of media is created with any intent or passion at all, it was done with a considerable amount of effort. Nothing is by accident. This goes for things like music videos and sitcoms, but ESPECIALLY for anything animated. The amount of intentionality that must necessarily go into creative endeavours makes it really ridiculous when people say something like Game/Film Theory (by no means the best quality example but certainly the most popular) is "reading too much into it"
Its like a golden retriever and a black cat being best friends. I’ve always loved this trope. Dorky lovable person is bff with moody mean person. The Ying to their Yang
This version of Batman is like if Kevin Conroy voiced the Adam West 60’s interpretation of the Caped Crusader.
R.I.P. to both of the legends. ❤️
So glad Chill of the Night had Conroy and West in roles. Three generations of Batmen in one episode, what a treat.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold is so underrated. It probably has my favorite cartoon Batman in terms of character.
Batman's such an entertaining superhero here, it reminds me of Adam West's Batman in more ways than one.
...wait, was it really underrated? I just remember watching it and feeling it was a lot of fun even through the goofy moments. watched it whenever I could catch it, together with my father and all.
I think it was atleast cause I remeber it ended with batmite saying how he is excited for a more edgier Batman cartoon that was coming out, like it got good ratings I think there was people who wanted something more serious like the original series who I presume annoyed the writers team
@@KuroeNezumi it definitely was overlooked in its time when it first came out. Many simply saw it on the surface as a dumbing down of the Caped Crusader & didn't bother. The show was looked down upon as nothing but an unserious kids cartoon with no substance. It should be noted this show came out during the Nolan era so most Batman fans were demanding a serious & gritty show akin to the tone of Batman Year One. This show itself may have had a great showcasing of Batman & the greater DC pantheon of heroes & villains but it simply wasn't what people wanted at the time.
Brave and the bold batman is basically a more badass ver of Adam west batman
I will always, always hold tight to the medias that show Superman getting junk food with his buddies Batman and Wondy. That's my favourite quirk of his character. Like, yeah, he can fly into the sun and clap so hard the Earth splits in half, but at the end of the day he just wants to invite his friends to the little corner shop he found that serves THE BEST fried chicken!
Superman Meshi is nothing but this. Its a manga with Supes falling in love with Japanese food and he later brings in other heroes to try out these new dishes that he's found.
The one scene that I want to see in live action the most is Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman, sitting in a diner and order a burger, fries, and and a milkshake. That is the silliest, yet coolest, most wholesome thing I have ever seen and imagined.
There's a reason why there's a shawarma scene in Marvel films and we'll probably never see the equivalent in DCEU films. Whoever is running the show for DC live action cinema doesn't understand fun.
@@MMuraseofSandvich Thats why I say Arrowverse was the real match to the MCU in its prime. Yeah Arrowverse was garbage most of the time but the interactions between the heroes were just as charming as the ones in the Marvel movies.
The perfect friendship across the worlds: rich boy with issues (lots of issues) and man in spandex and lasers :3
The classic opposites attract, farm boy and philanthropist
I love how in the new Absolute DC comics Batman is still going to be the rich best friend to Supes and Wondy despite being only middle class in this run.
They introduced superman and wonder woman late in the season so that so many obscure DC heroes that were stuck in comics get their time in the sun.
And damn were they were written so well
Can't forgot this was the one & currently only shows to ever use Ambush Bug. Who the heck even remembers Ambush Bug unless they were deep in the lore of the DC pantheon?
@@electricfeverx976 "Ambush Bug? You're a deep cut even for this show."
I love that they brought in Superman with a full tribute to Superdickery.
5:44 IS NO ONE GONNA TALK ABOUT HOW INSANE THIS MOVE FROM BATMAN WAS!!???
I love Triumvirate so much. The phrase "switch dance partners" is the official term in my head for fighting the opponent usually fought by someone else. As you said, the trinity's relationship in this episode makes the "milkshakes so thick you have to eat them with a spoon" scene all the better. It made me kinda sad that we rarely actually got the trinity in BATB, but the hilarious JLI moments made up for it. Like the episode where Batman is late for a party and the Watchtower descends into anarchy.
Can't forgot the part where the glue that even connects both parties, the JLI & JSA, was Batman. The moment Ra's captured him & both parties had to team up to save him was when they finally clicked. The simple act of doing heroics & helping each other is what both parties truly enjoy at their core.
@@electricfeverx976and pie. Don’t forget pie
It wasn't my cup of tee but I did appreciate this show's "return to basics" essentially. That we enjoy superheroes because people in general want to believe in selflessness, truth, justice, and kindness in a reality where that isn't always the case.
The fact they technically used the term "Superdickery" in that episode absolutely kills me.
Anyone else miss this show?
I don't remember them using the term, Jimmy got close to calling Superman a dick, but Lois interrupted him beforehand.
@EkoBahamut Eh, close enough.
"Superman's a real d-
"-ifferent person Jimmy"
Still cracks me up today.
God I love Batman the Brave and the Bold. It’s so ernest in the campy super hero shenanigans.
BRAVE AND THE BOLD MENTIONED 😩👌👌
Superman with Kryptonite in this show is basically Bully Maguire.
No long term consequences
Bwana Beast would have liked a word with you
😂😂😂😂
And the Doom Patrol.
@@MM-xn6tn DP is perma ruined!
Or G.I. Robot 1
the whacky batman cartoon had the deep episode of batman confronting his parent's killer
also had them have burgers and milkshakes with wonder woman
no matter how dark things get - you always can go out with friends
I felt your exact enjoyment when Superman said "super ventriloquism," good video essay.
The Hamburger is the quintessential American food. It's something from the old world brought to America by immigrants and made truly special by engaging in capitalism.
I love how in the Super Jerk episode they even referenced the clickbaity covers of the old superman comics.
As a kid I didn't watch Brave and the Bold. I remember being in like second grade and not watching this and Marvel Superhero Squad Show cuz I thought they were 'too kiddy' and even though I loved how joyful superhero stories are, I wanted them to be taken seriously because they also spoke to me really deeply. Kinda lost the forest for the trees but I know better now and I have love for every part of the superhero genre again
Btw I love "In our darkest hour, we made up a story of people who will never let us down."
so thats what the name of the marvel squad show was. hahah. i remember me being a wee lad of single digits watching it.
This show was good because it was a show. It accepted and embraced its themes completely and did not take or add anything.
Itagaki, author of baki, said it best : "There is beauty in function."
Something created to do one thing above all will always appeal more than one meant to do many things, this show was a condensation of what superhero comics are all about, it carried nothing but that core message, it didn't bother itself with anything but that and that is so refreshing.
Media today is so loaded its like eating a complex meal. Sometimes that leads to amazing things and others not. But this show was simple and honest.
Sat down alone for dinner wanting something to accompany me whilst I eat always happy when this channel uploads
I’ve never watched BnB, but if for no other reason, EARTHQUAKE!
I know, right? That caught me completely off guard! 😂
There's something to be said about the core of heroism. There's importance in just seeing people fighting for what's right.
But who decides what's right? Who watches the Watchmen?
The Brave and the Bold is such a great little show, and I will never get tired of Batman and Superman being best buddies 😎
Man, Triumvirate of Terror was a really great episode. I’d argue it’s as good as Chill of the Night.
The Brave and the Bold was my childhood Batman. The more videos about it, the better.
2:41 this shot goes so hard
I'm glad I grew up with this show and enjoyed it. I was in high school but it didn't dampen my connection with this show
Thanks for all you do. This channel, your words got me through some tough ties and tougher thoughts.
B&B is one of the best cartoons ever. And their Doom Patrol episode is amazing
What makes Brave and the Bold so good is the fact that it’s so simple and silly. A pure show
Batman brave the bold is such a fun show in my opinion
Many choose to write the negative aspect because it is easier to get drama. Complextiy means to look at the lighter side as well.
It's weird to think the trinity meets up in star city and didn't invite green arrow
I absolutely love Brave & the Bold. It’s so fun, witty, and clever. I wish more people had given it a chance.
I remember being initially turned off by the art style, but the moment i gave it a chance, i loved the show.
I really love folks grooving on Brave and the Bold.
While I wasn't able to get into it, I really dig the themes and others joy in it.
There's a wholesomeness to it.
Brave and the Bold looks like it's made for kids but in reality its extremely fun to watch if you're a hardcore comic book fan, especially if you know a lot about the silverage. It's also a great "watch while high" show
Watch it sober too & it's still fun. The superheroing antics, the cheesy yet sincere one liners, & not to mention all the comic references from Superdickery to all the C to D listers getting spotlights is great.
Its a love letter to Silver Age but it has a ton of references to other eras too, and it all fits. The Superman debut was pure Silver Age Supes but it had Batman suit up in the Dark Knight Returns armor. And the Doom Patrol episode used the Silver Age version of the team but it threw in some nods to Morrison's run.
Just another certified banger from the best in the biz! Put a smile on my face this evening - Thank you!
I miss Batman the Brave and the Bold
I love the idea that superman is so good, so pure, that him being turned evil is putting cats IN tress or making it rain at a beach. that is beautifully goofy in the best way
Thanks you talking about this😊
If it's only good videos for the new year. You're off to a good start.
Bro i cant thank you and your channel enough both for the great videos and tone you share with us but also ote, such a great band ive been listening to them repeatedly for 3 months now
omfg! I just now realized the future president is the PREZ character! which is ironic since hes supposed to be president in like the 70;s! Also super cool super obscure character, fixed all the clocks in his home town donchu kno
the evil superman episode is one of the funniest DC things EVER in my opinion I was laughing so hard the whole time
Bro, Brave and The Bold's Aquaman was so cheesy and unapologetically campy it was glorious.
I'm VERY MUCH looking forward to the Smallville re-arrangement(?).
Something my brother and I always quote is Batman fighting Darkseid and saying completely seriously "When was the last time you fought without using your godlike powers?"
They are the Super Friends, The Trinity, and the World's Finest
7:51 finally, someone made the connection!!!
BATB even though it's silver age came out after JLU so I have no doubt someone in the writers' room was as deeply affected by that scene as we were and used this episode to fulfill it
Not intending to self promote lol but I talked about how excited I am to see this friendship fleshed out in the new DCU. James Gunn has already mentioned he intends to have them cross paths. I love their friendship with one another because I feel they are not two sides of the same coin, but two coins in the same collection so to speak.
No matter what they say about this show I will never forget these words:
"The Hammer of Justice is Unisex"-- Batman, Gender equality advocate.
It's one of those shows that I didn't want to like, as I thought it was meant for kids. Then they had a marathon and I was got hooked.
When Brave and the Bold first came out, I wasn't sure about it. I had quite enjoyed the DCAU's version of Bats as well as The Batman's fresh take. In a modern world run by gritty superheroes, could a classic 60's style camp still deliver? And, ho, boy, did it ever. It was always a delight to watch and a great way to get to know lesser known DC characters.
“No long term consequences.”
Bwana Beast and Doom Patrol: Are we a joke to you?
Triumvirate of Terror, is an all time classic from Brave and the Bold. It’s got the cool baseball game, a novel episode premise, Kingdom Come Batman, and a surprise appearance of the Prez.
It took me ages to figure out the pronunciation of “Triumvirate.”
To me this will always be the Adam west Batman if it was animated from the theme song to costume feels like in honor
Speaking as someone with 0 knowledge and experience of silver age comics, I can safely say I LOVE Batman Brave and the Bold. I did as a kid, and I do as a 30-something adult.
11:06 Clark and Diana being hot and with slight greys, while Bruce is FUCKED UP is for some reason hilarious to me.
This was the batman cartoon of my childhood, also why i like blue beetle randomly lol
oh this sums up why i love super heroes so so well
The song is ghost town by Kanye west I believe and Superman and Batman’s friendship will always be top tier
Friendship
Respectfully, Martha’s word “you don’t owe this world a thing” is about saving people not out of obligation or right but as a want to save people. Majority of these superheroes especially Superman is showing kindness as well besides just trying to bear tragedies too.
I love your ending clips
I could never take this series seriously, just because my brain could only hear Hàs Del Gato
Man, Vivaldi goes well with these vids.
devoid of lasting consequences?
yeah... where are the lack of consequences for b'wana beast
I love your videos, man.
You forgot about the '81 solo 'Spider-Man' series preceding 'Amazing Friends'.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold is just good fun, it's not trying to send a deep complex message, it's a well-made adaptation and homage to the simpler and slightly goofier times of DC comics, that's entertaining and nostalgic in a way.
Also the World's Finest duo is the best friendship in the entirety of DC, no question about it. I love Superman and Batman as a team.
"Sometimes, the things that may or may not be true are the things that a man needs to believe in the _most._ That people are basically good. That honor, courage, and virtue mean everything. That power and money, money and power mean nothing. That good will always triumph over evil. And I want you to remember this: love... _true_ love never dies. You remember that, boy. It doesn't matter if it's true or not. A man should believe in those things because those are the things worth believing in."
~ Hub McCann, _Secondhand Lions_
I love the after credit scenes in yer videos 😂
I loooved brave and the bolds ending
"Super mans acting like a real super di-"
"-ifferent person!" Is easily the best line in the entire show
You’re right, hamburgers are the exact same as meatballs from hamburg which were taken from Mongolia
I didnt get into this one when it came out. My older brother like it, both of us in our 20s at the time I think, but I was still madly in love with JLU and it was just so campy, and Batman being voiced by Oswald from the Drew Carey show? WHAT?!
but now that I'm older I appreciate shows like this and the adam west one, just like when I was a kid.
The Brave and the Bold is such a fun show
Sorry you're sacrifice was forgotten B'Wana Beast
You have a lot in the pipeline man. Don't overdo it.
Please do a video on caped crusader, it’s such a strange series I’d love to hear your take on it
@@parzivalthestormtrooper5017 i am a little surprised he didn't talk about it, i had a lot of thoughts and this community is the best place to share them
can you please do an essay on teen titans.
I'm glad we're in a post Snyder world Feels good.
@@blackholeJ_Media to me all the Snyder stuff is an elseworld
Brave and the Bold is such a great show that embraces the bright, positive Silver Age of comics with pride, and yet it remains so CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED!
I do think its interesting how one of the shows very few appearances of Superman in Batman: Brave and the Bold had Superman presented as a jerk and later dictator because he was being exposed to Red Kryptonite from Lois and Jimmy's gits they received secretly by Lex Luthor. Even though Im very much not a fan of whenever writers make Superman evil or a dictator, I will say this show's take on an evil Superman is actually kinda funny since they don't take the concept too seriously and actually have fun with it, making Superman a toxic troll which is hilarious😂
I also really love the Trinity episode where we see the DC Trinity of Superman, Batman, and Wonderwoman have their archenemies switch heroes, and it is really interesting and fun watching how Lex, Joker and Cheetah all take down each other's respective foes while we also how close they all are almost like siblings and wholesome friendship between the Trinity as they too find ways of taking down the other villains and even agree on what to put int the time capsule as its a symbol of matters to them as people, i.e. their friendship.
I'm sorry you've never had an American Burger apparently, you'd understand Superman a lot more...
We need more Brave and the Bold content
I want something like Brave and the Bold. I am tired of dark superheroes that decide that gore and deconstruction is what we need, we've had that deconstruction for far too damn long.
Historians will say they were best friends
2:46 Zack Snyder’s Superman
i finished this show this morning!!!!!!!!!!
It’s not my favorite Batman show but it’s still an amazing show and it what I like to watch when I feel like the world is turning to shit
Beautiful
Hey, big fan of your dc character break downs, but would you consider doing some marvel animated shows/ movies. I think you'd love 'Planet Hulk'.
Why did I just now realize that this will be Muschietti's project?
0:44 Are you forgetting the last patrol were the doom patrol died and sand dead?
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