Many of you have seen it.
I saw it a bit after it first was shown on TV.
I instantly marvelled at the supervillain team they had gathered.
I was really thrilled when the JOKER showed up to round out the team.
I was watching it today and noted something.
You COULD consider that LUTHOR doomed himself from the start.
LUTHOR was the one that convinced ULTRA-HUMANITE that
money could buy cool stuff "Everybody needs money...
the question is 'How much?'"
By the end of the episode HUMANITE betrays LUTHOR for
MORE MONEY (Batman's) to finance a T.V. station
that he likes a lot---one that plays a program that drives
LUTHOR crazy (operatic singing).
I thought that twist was an example of great writing.
Any one have anything to add to the thread?
I saw it a bit after it first was shown on TV.
I instantly marvelled at the supervillain team they had gathered.
I was really thrilled when the JOKER showed up to round out the team.
I was watching it today and noted something.
You COULD consider that LUTHOR doomed himself from the start.
LUTHOR was the one that convinced ULTRA-HUMANITE that
money could buy cool stuff "Everybody needs money...
the question is 'How much?'"
By the end of the episode HUMANITE betrays LUTHOR for
MORE MONEY (Batman's) to finance a T.V. station
that he likes a lot---one that plays a program that drives
LUTHOR crazy (operatic singing).
I thought that twist was an example of great writing.
Any one have anything to add to the thread?
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