Episode #074 - Catwalk
Original Airdate - September 13th, 1995
Anxious to take up her old ways as Catwoman, Selina Kyle joins forces
with the Ventriloquist and Scarface to humiliate socialite Veronica
Vreeland. But the real victim is Catwoman herself, who has been secretly
set up by Scarface to take the fall for another robbery. Batman
has to intercede before the furious feline makes things worse by killing
the double-talking Ventriloquist.
Screens by Borg4of3
Pans by Bird Boy
Review by Robin III |
Credits
Written by Paul Dini
Directed by Boyd Kirkland
Music by Kristopher Carter
Animation by Dong Yang Animation, Inc.
Voices
Kevin Conroy as Batman
Adrienne Barbeau as Catwoman
Earl Boen as Rhino
George Dzundza as Ventriloquist / Scarface
Marilu Henner as Veronica Vreeland
John Rubinow as Museum Guard |
Screen Grabs
Pans
Quotes
VERONICA: Just once I'd like to throw a party without some kook
showing up!
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SELINA: You've gotta be kidding! Ha ha ha!
SCARFACE: What's she laughing at? My fly ain't open, is it?
VENTRILOQUIST: No, sir!
SCARFACE: So, what's the gag?
SELINA: Ha ha ha! Oh, come on, you know!
SHE USES HER HAND LIKE A MOUTH AND TALKS OUT OF THE SIDE OF HER OWN,
MIMICKING THE VENTRILOQUIST AND SCARFACE.
SELINA: What's the gag?
--
SELINA: You're boring me, log.
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CATWOMAN: What a pleasant surprise. Though I should warn you, breaking
and entering is against the law.
BATMAN: You should know.
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CATWOMAN: You know what's wrong with our relationship? You always let me
get too close.
CATWOMAN KICKS BATMAN IN THE STOMACH. HE FALLS TO THE FLOOR.
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BATMAN: We don't have to make this difficult.
CATWOMAN: But somehow we always do.
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SCARFACE: I thawt I thaw a putty tat!
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SCARFACE: Now we're gonna find out if there really is more than one way
to skin a cat.
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VENTRILOQUIST: Please, I never hurt you. Scarface, he's another person.
Not me, really.
CATWOMAN: But he's inside you somewhere and I'm going to keep scratching
until I find him.
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CATWOMAN: I am the cat who walks by herself.
Review: An unlikely team-up of
sorts between Catwoman and Scarface / Ventriloquist, but it was well
handled. It was nice to see Catwoman the way she should be, a villain.
Also, it was nice to see Scarface the way he should be, a cheat
(although he was never portrayed otherwise in the series, it was nice to
have him back.) The best scene was in the car when Selina meets Scarface
for the first time and laughs, then makes fun of him. The small
impression is great.
The animation was great too, with a nice quick style during the Rhino /
Batman fight, and some nice acrobatic moves by Catwoman. Scarface was
well done too, giving a bit of fear look on his face when he landed on
the conveyor belt with the spinning metal blade.
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