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| series title = Batman Beyond
  
| series title = Batman Beyond
 
| abbreviation = BB
  
| abbreviation = BB
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| series creators = [[Bruce Timm]]
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| series creators = [[Alan Burnett]], [[Bruce Timm]], and [[Paul Dini]]
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| distributors = [[Warner Bros.|WB network]]
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| distributors = [[Warner Bros.]]
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| production dates = [[1999]]-[[2002]]
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| production dates = 1999-2001
 
| episodes = 52 (3 seasons)
  
| episodes = 52 (3 seasons)
 
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== Plot ==
  
== Plot ==
   
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For decades, [[Bruce Wayne]] reigned as [[Gotham City]]'s crime fighting Dark Knight, [[Batman]]. Forty years into the future, however, the reign has come to an end. As a new horde of outrageous outlaws, gangs, and villains rampage the city, the unthinkable has happened: the aging Bruce Wayne has hung up his cape and retired to seclusion. But when a brave, young high school teen named [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Terry McGinnis]] stumbles onto the secret of Batman's true identity, a new alliance is forged, and a legend is reborn. Armed with a dazzling array of advanced technology, Terry becomes the new Batman, and explodes onto the futuristic streets of Gotham.
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For decades, [[Batman|Bruce Wayne]] reigned as [[Gotham City]]'s crime fighting Dark Knight, Batman. [[The future#2039|Twenty years into the future]], however, the reign has come to an end. As a new horde of outrageous outlaws, gangs, and villains rampage the city, the unthinkable has happened: the aging Bruce Wayne, who has become ill due to a limp and heart problems, has hung up his cape and retired to seclusion. But when a brave, young high school teen named [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Terry McGinnis]] stumbles onto the secret of Batman's true identity, a new alliance is forged, and a legend is reborn. Armed with a dazzling array of advanced technology, Terry becomes the new Batman, and explodes onto the futuristic streets of Gotham.
   
 
Powered by the bond between legendary master and youthful crusader, Batman Beyond introduces a new hero for a new era. Together, these heroes dedicate their lives to eliminate each and every lying, conniving, and cheating criminal from the underbelly of the future Gotham City, fighting the odds and risking their lives once again in the pursuit of justice.
  
Powered by the bond between legendary master and youthful crusader, Batman Beyond introduces a new hero for a new era. Together, these heroes dedicate their lives to eliminate each and every lying, conniving, and cheating criminal from the underbelly of the future Gotham City, fighting the odds and risking their lives once again in the pursuit of justice.
   
 
== Cast ==
  
== Cast ==
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* [[Will Friedle]] as [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)]]
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* [[Will Friedle]] as [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Terry McGinnis / Batman]]
 
* [[Kevin Conroy]] as [[Batman|Bruce Wayne]]
  
* [[Kevin Conroy]] as [[Batman|Bruce Wayne]]
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* [[Cree Summer]] as [[Maxine Gibson]]
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* [[Cree Summer]] as [[Maxine Gibson]]
 
* [[Lauren Tom]] as [[Dana Tan]]
  
* [[Lauren Tom]] as [[Dana Tan]]
 
* [[Teri Garr]] as [[Mary McGinnis]]
  
* [[Teri Garr]] as [[Mary McGinnis]]
 
* [[Ryan O'Donohue]] as [[Matt McGinnis]]
  
* [[Ryan O'Donohue]] as [[Matt McGinnis]]
 
* [[Sherman Howard]] as [[Derek Powers|Blight/Derek Powers]]
  
* [[Sherman Howard]] as [[Derek Powers|Blight/Derek Powers]]
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* [[Stockard Channing]] and [[Angie Harmon]] as [[Barbara Gordon]]
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* [[Stockard Channing]] and [[Angie Harmon]] as [[Batgirl|Barbara Gordon]]
 
* [[Seth Green]] as [[Nelson Nash]]
  
* [[Seth Green]] as [[Nelson Nash]]
 
* [[Olivia D'Abo]] as [[Melanie Walker]]
  
* [[Olivia D'Abo]] as [[Melanie Walker]]
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** The show was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Program.
  
** The show was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Program.
 
** [[Alan Burnett]] and [[Paul Dini]] were nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production for the episode "[[Rebirth, Part I]]".
  
** [[Alan Burnett]] and [[Paul Dini]] were nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production for the episode "[[Rebirth, Part I]]".
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** [[Adam Van Wyk]] won an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Storyboarding in an Animated Television Production for the episode "[[Black Out]]".
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** Adam Van Wyk won an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Storyboarding in an Animated Television Production for the episode "[[Black Out]]".
 
* In 2000,
  
* In 2000,
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** [[Robert Goodman]] was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production for the episode "[[Zeta (episode)|Zeta]]".
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** [[Robert Goodman]] was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production for the episode "{{ep|Zeta}}".
 
** The show was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in a Daytime Animated Television Program.
  
** The show was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in a Daytime Animated Television Program.
 
* In 2001,
  
* In 2001,
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In January 2009, IGN dubbed ''Batman Beyond'' the 40th best animated television series.[http://tv.ign.com/top-100-animated-tv-series/40.html]
  
In January 2009, IGN dubbed ''Batman Beyond'' the 40th best animated television series.[http://tv.ign.com/top-100-animated-tv-series/40.html]
 
== Episodes ==
  
== Episodes ==
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=== Season 1 ===
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=== Season One ===
 
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| 01-02 || 01-02 || [[Rebirth]] || January 10, 1999|| [[Derek Powers]]
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| 01-02 || 01-02 || [[Rebirth]] || [[Curt Geda]] || ''Part I'': [[Alan Burnett]] & [[Paul Dini]]<br/>''Part II'': [[Stan Berkowitz]] || January 10, 1999 || [[Derek Powers]]
 
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| 03 || 03 || [[Black Out]] || January 31, 1999|| [[Inque]]
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| 03 || 03 || [[Black Out]] || [[Dan Riba]] || [[Robert Goodman]] || January 30, 1999 || [[Inque]]
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| 04 || 04 || [[Golem]] || February 7, 1999|| [[Willie Watt]]
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| 04 || 04 || [[Golem]] || [[Butch Lukic]] || [[Hilary J. Bader]] || February 6, 1999 || [[Willie Watt]]
 
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| 05 || 07 || [[Meltdown]] || February 14, 1999|| [[Mr. Freeze]] and Derek Powers
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| 05 || 07 || [[Meltdown]] || Curt Geda || Hilary J. Bader & Alan Burnett || February 13, 1999 || [[Mister Freeze|Mr. Freeze]] and Derek Powers
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| 06 || 08 || [[Heroes]] || February 21, 1999|| [[Terrific Trio]]
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| 06 || 08 || [[Heroes]] || Butch Lukic || [[Rich Fogel]] || February 20, 1999 || [[Terrific Trio]]
 
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| 07 || 10 || [[Shriek (episode)|Shriek]] || March 14, 1999|| [[Shriek]]
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| 07 || 10 || {{ep|Shriek}} || Curt Geda || Stan Berkowitz || March 13, 1999 || [[Shriek]]
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| 08 || 06 || [[Dead Man's Hand]] || March 21, 1999|| [[Royal Flush Gang|The Royal Flush Gang]]
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| 08 || 06 || [[Dead Man's Hand]] || Dan Riba || Stan Berkowitz || March 20, 1999 || [[Royal Flush Gang|The Royal Flush Gang]]
 
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| 09 || 05 || [[The Winning Edge]] || April 11, 1999|| [[Mason Forrest]] and [[Jackson Chappell]]<!-- Bane is not a villain in this episode. Do not add him. -->
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| 09 || 05 || [[The Winning Edge]] || [[Yukio Suzuki]] || Rich Fogel || April 10, 1999 || [[Mason Forrest]] and [[Jackson Chappell]]<!-- Bane is not a villain in this episode. Do not add him. -->
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| 10 || 09 || [[Spellbound]] || May 1, 1999|| [[Spellbinder]]
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| 10 || 09 || [[Spellbound]] || Butch Lukic || Robert Goodman || May 1, 1999 || [[Spellbinder]]
 
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| 11 || 12 || [[Disappearing Inque]] || May 8, 1999|| [[Inque]]
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| 11 || 12 || [[Disappearing Inque]] || Curt Geda || Stan Berkowitz || May 8, 1999 || [[Inque]]
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| 12 || 11 || [[A Touch of Curaré]] || May 15, 1999|| [[Curaré]]
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| 12 || 11 || [[A Touch of Curaré]] || Dan Riba || Hilary J. Bader || May 15, 1999 || [[Curaré]]
 
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| 13 || 13 || [[Ascension]] || May 28, 1999|| Derek Powers
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| 13 || 13 || [[Ascension]] || Yukio Suzuki || Robert Goodman || May 22, 1999|| Derek Powers
 
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=== Season 2 ===
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=== Season Two ===
 
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| 01 || 16 || [[Splicers]] || September 18, 1999|| [[Dr. Cuvier]]
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| 01 || 16 || [[Splicers]] || [[Curt Geda]] || [[Evan Dorkin]] & [[Sarah Dyer]] || September 17, 1999 || [[Dr. Cuvier]]
 
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| 02 || 15 || [[Earth Mover]] || September 25, 1999|| [[Earthmover]]
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| 02 || 15 || [[Earth Mover]] || [[Dan Riba]] || [[Stan Berkowitz]] || September 25, 1999 || [[Earthmover]]
 
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| 03 || 14 || [[Joyride]] || October 2, 1999|| [[Jokerz]]
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| 03 || 14 || [[Joyride]] || [[Butch Lukic]] || Stan Berkowitz || October 2, 1999 || [[Jokerz]]
 
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| 04 || 17 || [[Lost Soul]] || October 9, 1999|| [[Robert Vance|Vance]]
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| 04 || 17 || [[Lost Soul]] || Butch Lukic || Stan Berkowitz || October 9, 1999 || [[Robert Vance|Vance]]
 
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| 05 || 19 || [[Hidden Agenda]] || October 16, 1999|| [[Terminal]]
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| 05 || 19 || [[Hidden Agenda]] || Curt Geda || [[Hilary J. Bader]]<br/>''Story'': Hilary J. Bader & Shaun McLaughlin || October 16, 1999 || [[Terminal]]
 
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| 06 || 18 || [[Bloodsport (episode)|Bloodsport]] || October 23, 1999|| [[Stalker]]
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| 06 || 18 || {{ep|Bloodsport}} || Dan Riba || [[Rich Fogel]] || October 23, 1999 || [[Stalker]]
 
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| 07 || 20 || [[Once Burned]] || November 6, 1999|| The Royal Flush Gang
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| 07 || 20 || [[Once Burned]] || Butch Lukic || Stan Berkowitz || November 6, 1999 || The Royal Flush Gang
 
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| 08 || 21 || [[Hooked Up]] || November 13, 1999|| Spellbinder
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| 08 || 21 || [[Hooked Up]] || Dan Riba || [[Robert Goodman]] || November 13, 1999 || Spellbinder
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| 09 || 22 || [[Rats]] || November 20, 1999|| [[Ratboy]]
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| 09 || 22 || [[Rats]] || Curt Geda || Rich Fogel || November 20, 1999 || [[Ratboy]]
 
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| 10 || 23 || [[Mind Games]] || December 4, 1999|| [[Brain Trust]]
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| 10 || 23 || [[Mind Games]] || Butch Lukic || [[Alan Burnett]] || December 4, 1999 || [[Brain Trust]]
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| 11 || 24 || [[Revenant]] || December 11, 1999|| Willie Watt
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| 11 || 24 || [[Revenant]] || [[Kyung-Won Lim]] || Hilary J. Bader || December 11, 1999 || Willie Watt
 
|- bgcolor="#DDDDDD"
  
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| 12 || 25 || [[Babel]] || January 8, 2000|| Shriek
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| 12 || 25 || [[Babel]] || Curt Geda || Stan Berkowitz || January 8, 2000 || Shriek
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| 13 || 26 || [[Terry's Friend Dates a Robot]] || January 15, 2000|| [[Cynthia]]
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| 13 || 26 || [[Terry's Friend Dates a Robot]] || Dan Riba || [[John P. McCann]] || January 15, 2000 || [[Cynthia]]
 
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| 14 || 27 || [[Eyewitness]] || January 22, 2000|| Spellbinder
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| 14 || 27 || [[Eyewitness]] || Butch Lukic || ''Story'': Rich Fogel<br/>''Teleplay'': Hilary J. Bader || January 22, 2000 || Spellbinder
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| 15 || 30 || [[Final Cut]] || February 5, 2000|| Curaré
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| 15 || 30 || [[Final Cut]] || Butch Lukic || ''Story'': Hilary J. Bader & Alan Burnett<br/>''Teleplay'': Hilary J. Bader || February 5, 2000 || Curaré
 
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| 16 || 29 || [[The Last Resort]] || March 4, 2000|| [[Dr. Wheeler]]
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| 16 || 29 || [[The Last Resort]] || Curt Geda || Stan Berkowitz || March 4, 2000 || [[David Wheeler|Dr. Wheeler]]
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| 17 || 31 || [[Armory (episode)|Armory]] || March 11, 2000|| [[Armory]]
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| 17 || 31 || {{ep|Armory}} || Kyung-Won Lim || John P. McCann || March 11, 2000 || [[Armory]]
 
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| 18 || 32 || [[Sneak Peek]] || March 25, 2000|| [[Ian Peek]]
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| 18 || 32 || [[Sneak Peek]] || Dan Riba || Stan Berkowitz || March 25, 2000 || [[Ian Peek]]
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| 19 || 34 || [[The Eggbaby]] || April 1, 2000|| [[Ma Mayhem]]
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| 19 || 34 || [[The Eggbaby]] || [[James Tucker]] || Hilary J. Bader || April 1, 2000 || [[Ma Mayhem]]
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| 20 || 28 || [[Zeta (episode)|Zeta]] || April 8, 2000|| [[Zeta]]
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| 20 || 28 || {{ep|Zeta}} || Dan Riba || Robert Goodman || April 8, 2000 || [[Zeta]] and [[Agent Bennet]]
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| 21 || 33 || [[Plague]] || April 15, 2000|| [[Kobra]]
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| 21 || 33 || [[Plague]] || Butch Lukic || Rich Fogel || April 15, 2000 || [[Kobra]]
 
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| 22 || 35 || [[April Moon]] || April 22, 2000|| [[April Moon Gang]]
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| 22 || 35 || [[April Moon]] || Butch Lukic || Stan Berkowitz || April 22, 2000|| [[April Moon Gang]]
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| 23 || 37 || [[Sentries of the Last Cosmos]] || May 6, 2000|| [[Simon Harper]]
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| 23 || 37 || [[Sentries of the Last Cosmos]] || Dan Riba || [[John Shirley]] & Rich Fogel || May 6, 2000|| [[Simon Harper]]
 
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| 24 || 36 || [[Payback (episode)|Payback]] || May 13, 2000|| [[Payback]]
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| 24 || 36 || {{ep|Payback}} || Kyung-Won Lim || Robert Goodman || May 13, 2000|| [[Payback]]
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| 25 || 40 || [[Where's Terry?]] || May 27, 2000|| Shriek
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| 25 || 40 || [[Where's Terry?]] || Kyung-Won Lim || Rich Fogel || May 27, 2000|| Shriek
 
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| 26 || 41 || [[Ace in the Hole]] || August 19, 2000|| [[Ronny Boxer]]
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| 26 || 41 || [[Ace in the Hole]] || James Tucker || Hilary J. Bader || August 19, 2000|| [[Ronny Boxer]]
 
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=== Season 3 ===
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=== Season Three ===
 
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| 01 || 42 || [[King's Ransom]] || September 16, 2000|| The Royal Flush Gang
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| 01 || 42 || [[King's Ransom]] || [[Butch Lukic]] || [[Rich Fogel]] || September 16, 2000 || The Royal Flush Gang
 
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| 02 || 39 || [[Untouchable]] || September 23, 2000|| The [[Repeller]]
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| 02 || 39 || [[Untouchable]] || [[Dan Riba]] || [[Hilary J. Bader]] || September 23, 2000 || The [[Repeller]]
 
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| 03 || 46 || [[Inqueling]] || September 30, 2000|| [[Inque]]
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| 03 || 46 || [[Inqueling]] || Butch Lukic || Hilary J. Bader || September 30, 2000 || [[Inque]]
 
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| 04 || 38 || [[Big Time (episode)|Big Time]] || October 7, 2000|| [[Richard Armacost]], [[Karros]], and [[Charlie Bigelow]]
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| 04 || 38 || {{ep|Big Time}} || [[James Tucker]] || [[Robert Goodman]] || October 7, 2000 || [[Richard Armacost]], [[Karros]], and [[Charlie Bigelow]]
 
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| 05 || 44 || [[Out of the Past]] || October 21, 2000|| [[Ra's al Ghul]]
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| 05 || 44 || [[Out of the Past]] || James Tucker || [[Paul Dini]] || October 21, 2000 || [[Ra's al Ghul]]
 
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| 06 || 45 || [[Speak No Evil]] || November 4, 2000|| [[James Van Dyle]]
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| 06 || 45 || [[Speak No Evil]] || [[Dan Riba]] || [[Stan Berkowitz]] || November 4, 2000 || [[James Van Dyle]]
 
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| 07 || 50 || [[The Call]] || November 11, 2000|| [[Superman]]
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| 07 || 50 || [[The Call|The Call, Part I]] || Butch Lukic || ''Story'': Paul Dini and [[Alan Burnett]]<br/>''Teleplay'': Stan Berkowitz || November 11, 2000 || [[Superman]]
 
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| 08 || 51 || [[The Call|The Call, Part II]] || November 18, 2000|| [[Starro]]
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| 08 || 51 || [[The Call|The Call, Part II]] || Butch Lukic || ''Story'': Paul Dini and [[Alan Burnett]]<br/>''Teleplay'': Stan Berkowitz || November 18, 2000 || [[Starro]]
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| 09 || 43 || [[Betrayal]] || December 9, 2000|| [[Big Time]]
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| 09 || 43 || [[Betrayal]] || [[Kyung-Won Lim]] || Stan Berkowitz || December 9, 2000 || [[Big Time]]
 
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| 10 || 48 || [[Curse of the Kobra]] || February 3, 2001|| [[Zander]]
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| 10 || 48 || [[Curse of the Kobra|Curse of the Kobra, Part I]] || James Tucker || Rich Fogel || February 3, 2001 || [[Zander]] and Kobra
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| 11 || 49 || [[Curse of the Kobra#Part II|Curse of the Kobra Part II]] || February 10, 2001|| Zander
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| 11 || 49 || [[Curse of the Kobra|Curse of the Kobra, Part II]] || Dan Riba || Stan Berkowitz || February 10, 2001 || Zander and Kobra
 
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| 12 || 52 || [[Countdown]] || April 7, 2001|| [[Mad Stan]]
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| 12 || 52 || [[Countdown]] || Kyung-Won Lim || Rich Fogel & Paul Dini || April 7, 2001 || [[Mad Stan]] and Agent Bennet
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| 13 || 47 || [[Unmasked]] || December 18, 2001|| Kobra
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| 13 || 47 || [[Unmasked]] || Kyung-Won Lim || Hilary J. Bader || December 18, 2001 || Kobra
 
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=== Feature film ===
  
=== Feature film ===
 
* ''[[Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker]]''
  
* ''[[Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker]]''
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== See also ==
  
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** "[[Future Shock]]"
  
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** "[[Shadows]]"
  
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** "[[The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales]]"
  
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** "[[The Once and Future Thing Part Two: Time, Warped]]"
  
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** "[[Epilogue]]"
  
   
 
== Home Video ==
  
== Home Video ==
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* [[Batman Beyond - The Complete Series (DVD)]]
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* [[Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (Blu-ray)]]
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* [[Batman Beyond: The Complete Animated Series (Blu-ray)]]
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== See also ==
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* [[Batman Beyond/Full episode list|Full episode list]]
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** "[[Future Shock]]"
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** "[[The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales]]"
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Revision as of 10:02, 4 May 2021

This article is written from the Real World perspective Bruce Timm
See Batman (disambiguation) for other uses of the word "Batman".

Batman Beyond (known as Batman of the Future in Europe, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, India and also the Philippines, until its reruns) was the fourth television series produced in the DC Animated Universe continuity. It began airing on January 10, 1999 and ended its run on December 18, 2001.

Plot

For decades, Bruce Wayne reigned as Gotham City's crime fighting Dark Knight, Batman. Twenty years into the future, however, the reign has come to an end. As a new horde of outrageous outlaws, gangs, and villains rampage the city, the unthinkable has happened: the aging Bruce Wayne, who has become ill due to a limp and heart problems, has hung up his cape and retired to seclusion. But when a brave, young high school teen named Terry McGinnis stumbles onto the secret of Batman's true identity, a new alliance is forged, and a legend is reborn. Armed with a dazzling array of advanced technology, Terry becomes the new Batman, and explodes onto the futuristic streets of Gotham.

Powered by the bond between legendary master and youthful crusader, Batman Beyond introduces a new hero for a new era. Together, these heroes dedicate their lives to eliminate each and every lying, conniving, and cheating criminal from the underbelly of the future Gotham City, fighting the odds and risking their lives once again in the pursuit of justice.

Cast

Production Crew

Producers

Directors

Writers

Casting

Music

Awards and Reception

  • In 1999,
    • The show was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Program.
    • Alan Burnett and Paul Dini were nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production for the episode "Rebirth, Part I".
    • Adam Van Wyk won an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Storyboarding in an Animated Television Production for the episode "Black Out".
  • In 2000,
    • Robert Goodman was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production for the episode "Zeta".
    • The show was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in a Daytime Animated Television Program.
  • In 2001,
    • Olivia Hussey was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Female Performer in an Animated Television Production for the episode "Out of the Past".
    • Kevin Conroy was nominated for an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Male Performer in an Animated Television Production for the episode "Out of the Past".
    • Paul Dini was nominated for an Annie Award in the categories of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television Production, for the episode "Out of the Past", and Outstanding Achievement in a Daytime Animated Television Production.
    • Butch Lukic won an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement for Directing in an Animated Television Production for the episode "The Call, Part I".
    • The show won an Annie Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in a Daytime Animated Television Production.

In January 2009, IGN dubbed Batman Beyond the 40th best animated television series.[1]

Episodes

Season One

Airdate Order Prod. Order Title Directed by Written by Airdate Opponent(s)
01-02 01-02 Rebirth Curt Geda Part I: Alan Burnett & Paul Dini
Part II: Stan Berkowitz		 January 10, 1999 Derek Powers
03 03 Black Out Dan Riba Robert Goodman January 30, 1999 Inque
04 04 Golem Butch Lukic Hilary J. Bader February 6, 1999 Willie Watt
05 07 Meltdown Curt Geda Hilary J. Bader & Alan Burnett February 13, 1999 Mr. Freeze and Derek Powers
06 08 Heroes Butch Lukic Rich Fogel February 20, 1999 Terrific Trio
07 10 Shriek Curt Geda Stan Berkowitz March 13, 1999 Shriek
08 06 Dead Man's Hand Dan Riba Stan Berkowitz March 20, 1999 The Royal Flush Gang
09 05 The Winning Edge Yukio Suzuki Rich Fogel April 10, 1999 Mason Forrest and Jackson Chappell
10 09 Spellbound Butch Lukic Robert Goodman May 1, 1999 Spellbinder
11 12 Disappearing Inque Curt Geda Stan Berkowitz May 8, 1999 Inque
12 11 A Touch of Curaré Dan Riba Hilary J. Bader May 15, 1999 Curaré
13 13 Ascension Yukio Suzuki Robert Goodman May 22, 1999 Derek Powers

Season Two

Airdate Order Prod. Order Title Directed by Written by Airdate Opponent(s)
01 16 Splicers Curt Geda Evan Dorkin & Sarah Dyer September 17, 1999 Dr. Cuvier
02 15 Earth Mover Dan Riba Stan Berkowitz September 25, 1999 Earthmover
03 14 Joyride Butch Lukic Stan Berkowitz October 2, 1999 Jokerz
04 17 Lost Soul Butch Lukic Stan Berkowitz October 9, 1999 Vance
05 19 Hidden Agenda Curt Geda Hilary J. Bader
Story: Hilary J. Bader & Shaun McLaughlin		 October 16, 1999 Terminal
06 18 Bloodsport Dan Riba Rich Fogel October 23, 1999 Stalker
07 20 Once Burned Butch Lukic Stan Berkowitz November 6, 1999 The Royal Flush Gang
08 21 Hooked Up Dan Riba Robert Goodman November 13, 1999 Spellbinder
09 22 Rats Curt Geda Rich Fogel November 20, 1999 Ratboy
10 23 Mind Games Butch Lukic Alan Burnett December 4, 1999 Brain Trust
11 24 Revenant Kyung-Won Lim Hilary J. Bader December 11, 1999 Willie Watt
12 25 Babel Curt Geda Stan Berkowitz January 8, 2000 Shriek
13 26 Terry's Friend Dates a Robot Dan Riba John P. McCann January 15, 2000 Cynthia
14 27 Eyewitness Butch Lukic Story: Rich Fogel
Teleplay: Hilary J. Bader		 January 22, 2000 Spellbinder
15 30 Final Cut Butch Lukic Story: Hilary J. Bader & Alan Burnett
Teleplay: Hilary J. Bader		 February 5, 2000 Curaré
16 29 The Last Resort Curt Geda Stan Berkowitz March 4, 2000 Dr. Wheeler
17 31 Armory Kyung-Won Lim John P. McCann March 11, 2000 Armory
18 32 Sneak Peek Dan Riba Stan Berkowitz March 25, 2000 Ian Peek
19 34 The Eggbaby James Tucker Hilary J. Bader April 1, 2000 Ma Mayhem
20 28 Zeta Dan Riba Robert Goodman April 8, 2000 Zeta and Agent Bennet
21 33 Plague Butch Lukic Rich Fogel April 15, 2000 Kobra
22 35 April Moon Butch Lukic Stan Berkowitz April 22, 2000 April Moon Gang
23 37 Sentries of the Last Cosmos Dan Riba John Shirley & Rich Fogel May 6, 2000 Simon Harper
24 36 Payback Kyung-Won Lim Robert Goodman May 13, 2000 Payback
25 40 Where's Terry? Kyung-Won Lim Rich Fogel May 27, 2000 Shriek
26 41 Ace in the Hole James Tucker Hilary J. Bader August 19, 2000 Ronny Boxer

Season Three

Airdate Order Prod. Order Title Directed by Written by Airdate Opponent(s)
01 42 King's Ransom Butch Lukic Rich Fogel September 16, 2000 The Royal Flush Gang
02 39 Untouchable Dan Riba Hilary J. Bader September 23, 2000 The Repeller
03 46 Inqueling Butch Lukic Hilary J. Bader September 30, 2000 Inque
04 38 Big Time James Tucker Robert Goodman October 7, 2000 Richard Armacost, Karros, and Charlie Bigelow
05 44 Out of the Past James Tucker Paul Dini October 21, 2000 Ra's al Ghul
06 45 Speak No Evil Dan Riba Stan Berkowitz November 4, 2000 James Van Dyle
07 50 The Call, Part I Butch Lukic Story: Paul Dini and Alan Burnett
Teleplay: Stan Berkowitz		 November 11, 2000 Superman
08 51 The Call, Part II Butch Lukic Story: Paul Dini and Alan Burnett
Teleplay: Stan Berkowitz		 November 18, 2000 Starro
09 43 Betrayal Kyung-Won Lim Stan Berkowitz December 9, 2000 Big Time
10 48 Curse of the Kobra, Part I James Tucker Rich Fogel February 3, 2001 Zander and Kobra
11 49 Curse of the Kobra, Part II Dan Riba Stan Berkowitz February 10, 2001 Zander and Kobra
12 52 Countdown Kyung-Won Lim Rich Fogel & Paul Dini April 7, 2001 Mad Stan and Agent Bennet
13 47 Unmasked Kyung-Won Lim Hilary J. Bader December 18, 2001 Kobra

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