Seriously, how did he not hear his voice behind him, or sew him when he turned to his right to check the painting there? I think Joker had taken one too Batarangs to the head.
I love how the minute Batman started talking on the line, Gordon and O'Hara immediately realized what was about to happen and kept their mouths shut so they could let him do his thing
@@andrewnobody6737 This is the same episode where a few minutes later, Joker goes to Wayne manner and Alfred beats him at fencing and then traps him on a flag pole, and Joker clearly knows Alfred by name and even calls him "old pal" He knew EXACTLY who those paintings were by.
Paintings: *signed by Alfred* Joker: What! These are nothing but kindergarten drawings! Batman: Naturally. Bruce, be nicer to your butler, he's trying his best.
What's more amazing is that he was 59-60 when the series was made! The man was truly energetic. West described how he would catnap/zone out in his chair and then spring into manic action when called by the director.
fun fact about old phones: the reason Joker thought Batman was on the phone as well wasn't because they were in he same room, but because he WAS actually speaking over the phone. Old phones that were linked to the same apartment could be used to answer the same call and you could listen in on the conversation from the other room. I used to do this a lot as a kid at my grandpa's house since he had 2 phones and they would ring at the same time whenever someone called
Actually, it was because the two phones shared the same phone line. In my house, back when AOL and dial-up modems were still a thing, I had my own phone line in the same house just for the modem. So there were two phone lines here. If someone rang me on my phone, and you picked up the other phone in the same house to try and listen, the other phone would just be a dial tone since it was on a second line.
This was one of Adam West's favorite episodes. The onscreen animosity between Adam West's Batman and Cesar Romero's Joker was convincing. But in his book, Adam West said that he couldn't say enough wonderful things about Cesar Romero. Adam described Cesar as very kind, generous, and giving to others
@@dhwwiiexpert Very true. Adam really liked CR (The Joker), BM (The Penguin), JN (Catwoman), and FG (The Riddler). The only ones he really despised were Rudy Valley (Lord Ffogg) and Otto Preminger (Mr. Freeze).
"Oh you can see can say that over the phone Batman! But if you were here, I would pound you into a pulp!" *Hangs Up Phone* *Batman walks out from curtain* "Start pounding Joker!" "AHHHH!" Beautiful.
@@LonePhantom756 And to their credit, Gordon and O’Hara clearly realized that (because Joker thinks Batman is on the phone in the police station, but of course he isn’t) and didn’t give it away.
Two things I always loved about the Joker in this show. 1. That cackling laugh. "Ohh-hahahaha!" 2. The way his head jerked back when Batman punched him.
Wow how The Joker has changed. In this he is afraid of Batman and has his men fight him. Now-a-days, The Joker acknowledges Batman's presence and takes a beating from him laughing
When your mom talks to you on the phone about having all F's on the report card and threatens you, yet you tell her that she can't do nothing about it.
Such magnificent actors for the villains. The only time I cracked up more at the Joker in peril was the episode where Alfred kept having Joker going up and down the batpoles! Classic!
so after the commissioner hears Batman say "StArT pOuNdInG nOw JoKeR" and the Joker's awkward scream there comes the sound of skin hitting skin repeatedly and the commissioner is loving it. Let that image sink in. Batman is love. Batman is life.
2:24 Joker: "You can say that over the phone, Batman; but if I had you here, I'd pound you to a pulp." Batman: *"Start pounding, Joker!"* Joker: [screams in Society]
To be fair... there are a million Alfreds, and who's bothered to look up the names of butlers? Do you know the first name of, say, Donald Trump's butler, or Elon Musk's? Or Zuckerberg's? Anyone like that?
Cesar Romero had an interesting life, and a very long career. ALthough he was never a leading man, he was a reliable sidekick, foil, adversary...and he played his Joker to the hilt. Sure, the series was campy, but as a six-year-old way back when, I thought it was great. And Romero was a huge part of that show being great.
Caesar Romero's Joker is so underrated. Every time I watch a clip of him, I'm reminded of just how good he was. I think the goofy nature of the 60's Batman sells him a little short.
I disagree. If anything, I think he thrives on the goofy nature, letting him push the acting to on occasion be a slight bit of overacting, without it feeling out of place. He's one of the great Joker actors.
@@leothewhiteranger Absolutely he thrives on it! But that wasn't entirely what I was getting at. I meant that the goofy nature of the show from the lense of more serious modern takes on the character, sometimes sells him a bit short. People talk about the newer stuff and sometimes forget the 60's show existed.
This Joker is more like 50's-60's style. A violent prankster. Jack Nicholson is more like the 70's-80's Joker; a mad psycho genius; a clown's personality with the heart of a villain. Heth's Joker is more of like the original Joker; dark, bizarre, and mass murderer. Personally, I like Jack's better because he plays the Joker I grew up with but it all depends on the version you like best. Dark, nutty, or psychotic.
Not counting the series Gotham or Phoenix's Joker, only because I haven't watched them, there isn't a Joker I don't like. I just like them all for different reasons. And yes, that means I do like Leto's Joker. The only thing wrong with his role was it was misplaced. He shouldn't have been in Suicide Squad. You don't put a primary character in a movie as a mere distraction. That was dumb on the Director's part (or whoever's idea it was. I'm not discounting Snyder, as he did have influence over that movie.) Frankly it would have been better to portray Harley as her own self, and then reveal at the end that she is but the Joker's tool.
Personally I'll always have a preference for the Joker to be an unhinged mobster, but I did grow up with Adam West's Batman and it will always have a special place in my heart. Right next to Batman and Robin, Brave and the Bold and episodes of Scooby-doo. Campy Batman just makes me feel good.
Mmm, classic. Caesar Romero was such a great Joker. I watched the re-runs of this as a kid. I love this Joker, Hamill's Joker and Ledger's Joker since that's who I've seen and they're all great. I hate how everyone is arguing over who's the "Best" Joker. Every Joker has been great and it's unfair to compare them since they all reflect their own time periods. If you prefer Jack's Joker that's fine, but don't deride the others just because you don't like them.
Starscream: You can say that over the phone, Megatron, but if I had you here I'd pound you to a pulp! *hangs up* Megatron: Start pounding Starscream. Starscream: AAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!
Cesar Romero was great in his role as The Joker. There is one performance that I will always remember. On an episode of Chico and the Man, Romero played Chico's estranged father. If I remember correctly, it aired on the night that Freddie Prinze shot himself. Does anyone have any footage of that?
2:46 - 2:48 I know it's too late, but as a joke to the audience and serious to the joker, I wish The Joker had said, "Hit THEM, not ME!" after one of his henchmen unknowingly opened the door on him.
i'm not exactly a superfan of the 60s series, but the acting was excellent. sucks how a lot of people sort of overlook just how great a Joker Romero really was, ditto for West as Batman, etc. the cast would've all been great in a serious attempt at a batman flick, & they pretty much all set the template for how live-action batman characters would be portrayed in the future. like it or not, if you're even mildly observant, you can see how strongly Cesar influenced not only Jack & Mark, but Heath as well. a lot of Romero's little inflections & mannerisms have been carried on through the decades. as a side note, i have serious respect for any guy who's taken a serious "stab" (heh heh!) at playing Joker, but please don't try to compare Heath's meth-headed, lipsmacking Joker to this outright brilliance...
+JoggingOnTheMoon This series is not intending to be serious at all which is the best thing, it has the best lines ever and acting, brilliance as you said
@anthony smith Yeah, I for one wasn't impressed with Heath Ledger either... Sure, he did a good job at portraying the character he was given. A shame that he wasn't portraying the Joker... Other than the nihilism, nothing about his mannerisms or character matched any Joker depiction previous to him... A great villain, a terrible Joker...
He played the joker perfectly to the actors and actresses who passed away my thoughts are with your family you may be gone but not forgotten you guys did a excellent job appreciate you guys and the memories you guys rock thanks ! Joe
Agreed. I think all the Jokers are great in their own way: Cesar Romero, Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger, Mark Hamill (PAVED THE WAY FOR FUTURE JOKERS!!!), Kevin Michael Richardson, and (in Brave and the Bold) Jeff Bennet, though I haven't seen him as Joker yet.
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joker: every internet tough guy ever.
fight me 1v1 irl bro
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Gokujr2005 think before you speak because it’s sounds like you mean something else
" These are nothing but Kindergarten drawings !!". Joker.
it's so funny when people make this joke, as if people just beat each other up all the time in real life
paintings = free
shipping = $1 million
They always get you on the shipping.
Bryant Mitchell there is also the late fee so that brings it to one million space bucks.
Bryant Mitchell---Some things in life never change. Still goes on today!
Unless you have prime
Too bad Joker never got to get that inheritance money he was promised in that email.
eBay in a nutshell.
Joker: "Batboob"
Me at the age of 25: "ha ha batboob"
" If I had you here, I'd pound you to a pulp!."
" Start pounding, Joker ."
Trash talk til the end.
Bat Boobs ! Nanner Nanner Nanner Nanner Boobs !
Me at 29.... Hehehe
Rouge the Bat if you please
Looooool batboob!!
That scream when he realizes batman is in the room behind him is priceless...lmao!!!!!!!
"HEEEEH!"
"HEEEAAAH"!! the moment you realize, it's your ass.
😂😂😂😂But he can't tell that when one person on the phone to another person on the phone standing closly?
And then decades later Mark Hamill did it. Still funny as hell.
This comment is definitely from six years ago haha
I love Cesar Romero's Joker.
He's like the evil uncle no one wants to talk about.
iheartscaryclowns make videos
Evil uncle that’s still a blast to be around.
Literally. He’ll blast your head off in one way or another.
The Evil Uncle Who isn’t a molester just a jackass
I was about to mention encanto but no the age is different
We don't talk about Bruno no no no!
"Batman, hah! That cowardly creep. He's so scared of me, he doesnt dare come out of his batcave."
*MEANWHILE IN THE BACKGROUND*
*S T A R T P O U N D I N G J O K E R*
And where is the Batman? HE'S AT HOME WASHING HIS TIGHTS!
Seriously, how did he not hear his voice behind him, or sew him when he turned to his right to check the painting there? I think Joker had taken one too Batarangs to the head.
The police reactions doe
@@62202ify he thought he was hearing it over the phone...
"You can say that over the internet, Normie, but if we weren't living in a society I'd rise up!"
*"Start rising, Gamer."*
BOTTOM TEXT
)High pitch screech)AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!
I’m a gamer and this made me laugh so damn hard
I'm a society and this made me laugh so damn hard
I'm a internet and this made me laugh so damn hard
RIP Adam West, the original batboob.
rip Cesar Romero, the original coward behind a mask
The ultimate "He's behind me, isn't he?" joke.
abraham lincoln
@@dinofeatureflickspoor taste!!
I love how the minute Batman started talking on the line, Gordon and O'Hara immediately realized what was about to happen and kept their mouths shut so they could let him do his thing
That was one of the smartest things they have ever done in that show! 😂
I fucking love that all the paintings are by Alfred. Like of all the people.
Joker never asked why would Batman ask Bruce Wayne's Butler to make fake paintings?love this series
@@andrewnobody6737
In Jokey's defense (though I'm just doing it for the mental exercise) he didn't know WHICH "Alfred" signed the paintings.
He probably thinks Batman's real name is Alfred now.
@@andrewnobody6737 This is the same episode where a few minutes later, Joker goes to Wayne manner and Alfred beats him at fencing and then traps him on a flag pole, and Joker clearly knows Alfred by name and even calls him "old pal"
He knew EXACTLY who those paintings were by.
@@robbybevard8034 That is significantly better.
Paintings: *signed by Alfred*
Joker: What! These are nothing but kindergarten drawings!
Batman: Naturally.
Bruce, be nicer to your butler, he's trying his best.
To be fair, this is Alfred Pennyworth. He's exactly snarky enough to make the decoy paintings as lousy as he can just to rub salt in the wound.
@@Ichiyama22 That does make sense, Alfred did them lousy on purpose!
@@Losrandir I like to believe that Alfred made painting of a middle finger with extreme detail.
@@Losrandir Well I think they're lovely and Alfred should be proud. We're putting it on the fridge so everyone can see
You can tell Romero was just having the time of his life playing this part.
Love Gordon and O'Hara listening to the fight over the phone.
What's more amazing is that he was 59-60 when the series was made! The man was truly energetic. West described how he would catnap/zone out in his chair and then spring into manic action when called by the director.
Ernest Brown Legend
I had not thought of that, but I bet he did enjoy playing that roll.
I love that Batman turns the Joker’s bust around so it doesn’t have to watch the violence that is about to follow
Producer: “now how does someone getting hit by a door sound like?”
Producer’s sidekick: “gee wiz Producer, that is a good question”
2:31 I hate having a dirty mind
*Law and Order DUN DUN*
"HAAAAAAAH!!!"
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Red Stick It’s music to me ears!
@@holysayingsofrobin4055 it is indeed!
Robin coming in out of nowhere at 2:34 in his tights completely broke me.
He often came in his tights
fun fact about old phones: the reason Joker thought Batman was on the phone as well wasn't because they were in he same room, but because he WAS actually speaking over the phone. Old phones that were linked to the same apartment could be used to answer the same call and you could listen in on the conversation from the other room. I used to do this a lot as a kid at my grandpa's house since he had 2 phones and they would ring at the same time whenever someone called
Actually, it was because the two phones shared the same phone line. In my house, back when AOL and dial-up modems were still a thing, I had my own phone line in the same house just for the modem. So there were two phone lines here. If someone rang me on my phone, and you picked up the other phone in the same house to try and listen, the other phone would just be a dial tone since it was on a second line.
I just realized people these days wouldn't understand this. I feel old.
Don't make me feel old!!
TBF, both reasonings work.
yep the old party line>>>best way to spy on your neighbors. :)
This was one of Adam West's favorite episodes. The onscreen animosity between Adam West's Batman and Cesar Romero's Joker was convincing. But in his book, Adam West said that he couldn't say enough wonderful things about Cesar Romero. Adam described Cesar as very kind, generous, and giving to others
eternalhalloween1 pretty ironic since he’s the joker
What a nice guy they got to play the Joker, respecting and being kind to his co stars…
Mean Character, Nice Actor
@@dhwwiiexpert Very true. Adam really liked CR (The Joker), BM (The Penguin), JN (Catwoman), and FG (The Riddler). The only ones he really despised were Rudy Valley (Lord Ffogg) and Otto Preminger (Mr. Freeze).
Well he does give people paintings, sad thing about the shipping fees
2:31 "Start pounding, Joker."
"AAAAAAAAA-"
"Bruce Wayne pounds on A clown"
"It's Always Sunny In Gotham"
You could totally tell that Adam was trying not to laugh as joker checked the paintings😂 so precious.
All signed by Alfred
I expected that if Alfred made them, they would look more priceless.
"Even a kindergarten mind could've anticipated your every move."
Grade A Bat-roast.
This scene is so ridiculously clever. It sums up the entire series perfectly.
1:06 - I like when Batman turns the bust of Joker's head around to indicate what's forthcoming.
"Start POUNDING, Joker"
KYAA
Joker: "We live in a society where you can get your paintings switched by BatBoobs that sneak behind you".
Alfred's art has a refreshing authenticity lacking in most so called modern art.
I would be happy to hang one in my drawing room.
Yeah, man, I dig that elephant one!
What a unique opinion. Funnily enough, alfreds art might sell well in our modern times indeed
Exquisite. Absolutely exquisite.
Batman: "Start pounding Joker!"
Joker: "(shocked Pikachu face)"
What the fuck is "shocked pikachu face?"
@@Amp661 its a meme dummy
Joker knew he was in trouble when he saw his nemesis's name on those paintings.
1:03 HE FUCKING TURNED THE BUST AROUND SO HE DIDN'T HAVE TO SEE THE FIGHT 💀
It was just a prank bro
CyMations that lol
I love how Robin was just hiding behind the curtain the whole time
The original "Fight Me IRL"
I love how joker just has a mini asthma attack when he hangs up the phone
"Oh you can see can say that over the phone Batman! But if you were here, I would pound you into a pulp!"
*Hangs Up Phone*
*Batman walks out from curtain*
"Start pounding Joker!"
"AHHHH!"
Beautiful.
The moment you realize, it's your ass. LOL
Not even hiding behind a curtain. He was just there the whole time, waiting for Clowny to turn around.
2:23
2:24
@@LonePhantom756 And to their credit, Gordon and O’Hara clearly realized that (because Joker thinks Batman is on the phone in the police station, but of course he isn’t) and didn’t give it away.
Two things I always loved about the Joker in this show.
1. That cackling laugh. "Ohh-hahahaha!"
2. The way his head jerked back when Batman punched him.
Wow how The Joker has changed. In this he is afraid of Batman and has his men fight him. Now-a-days, The Joker acknowledges Batman's presence and takes a beating from him laughing
Batman is known for giving many presents to his enemies.
@@Rhewin :) Batarangs and Knuckle-sandwiches.
Even when the bat kills him he dies laughing at him.
To be fair, none of those Jokers had to face off against Adam West. He punches you so hard, words materialize out of thin air.
I guess he got beat up so many times that he developed a tolerance.
2:33 when your caught skipping class.
CheesyGarlicMan
When it's 3 am and your parents catch you eating cornflakes out of the box in the kitchen
When you are just walking in your home and suddently see a spider
When your mom talks to you on the phone about having all F's on the report card and threatens you, yet you tell her that she can't do nothing about it.
When you tell your girlfriend/boyfriend you're at your parents's house for a visit tho secretly you're having an affair...
I wonder how many times the actors busted out laughing while filming
Such magnificent actors for the villains. The only time I cracked up more at the Joker in peril was the episode where Alfred kept having Joker going up and down the batpoles! Classic!
*Various sounds of violence and wails of pain*
Chief O’Hara: “It’s music to me ears!”
ACAB…/s
so after the commissioner hears Batman say "StArT pOuNdInG nOw JoKeR" and the Joker's awkward scream there comes the sound of skin hitting skin repeatedly and the commissioner is loving it.
Let that image sink in.
Batman is love. Batman is life.
2:24
Joker: "You can say that over the phone, Batman; but if I had you here, I'd pound you to a pulp."
Batman: *"Start pounding, Joker!"*
Joker: [screams in Society]
Joker: *runs*
Batman: *whap*
Lmao Alfred's paintings, I love him 😂
"I wonder who Batman really is!"
(Paintings signed by someone named Alfred.)
To be fair... there are a million Alfreds, and who's bothered to look up the names of butlers? Do you know the first name of, say, Donald Trump's butler, or Elon Musk's? Or Zuckerberg's? Anyone like that?
@@o00nemesis00oHas anyone ever seen Elon Musk and Batman at the same time? I thought not!
Batman's the sort of guy to respond to online insults by posting a picture of a building and going "This your hideout?"
So that's how drax learned how to stand so perfectly still he's almost invisible he got it from the master 😆
Cesar Romero had an interesting life, and a very long career. ALthough he was never a leading man, he was a reliable sidekick, foil, adversary...and he played his Joker to the hilt. Sure, the series was campy, but as a six-year-old way back when, I thought it was great. And Romero was a huge part of that show being great.
Did anybody notices that Joker got slammed in the face by the door, when the minions rushed in.
Tawny Phuong Shoot, that’s great.
RIP, Adam West 🌺
LJ Dempsey the guy that played the joker also died so Rest In Peace to him also
Mr. Estrada absolutely! Two great legends.
Rider Heath Ledger
the joker is a telephone tough guy.
"Start pounding, joker."
joker: *confused screaming*
I only watched a few clips and already decided that this two are the best batman and joker ever.
1:18 I love how stoked Gordon is when Batman hops on the line
Joker: He so scared of me he doesn't dare come out of his cave hahahahahahaha ha ha he he he's right behind me isn't he?
Caesar Romero's Joker is so underrated. Every time I watch a clip of him, I'm reminded of just how good he was. I think the goofy nature of the 60's Batman sells him a little short.
I disagree. If anything, I think he thrives on the goofy nature, letting him push the acting to on occasion be a slight bit of overacting, without it feeling out of place. He's one of the great Joker actors.
@@leothewhiteranger Absolutely he thrives on it! But that wasn't entirely what I was getting at. I meant that the goofy nature of the show from the lense of more serious modern takes on the character, sometimes sells him a bit short. People talk about the newer stuff and sometimes forget the 60's show existed.
What happened to good old fashioned plots like this? Steal some paintings, ransom them for a fortune. Ahh, them were the days. xD
Love Cesar here!
1:35 Look behind you already, Joker! 😂
2:31 Do you fear death, Joker?
RIP Adam West. The legend who played Batman in the show!
This should be how the joker movie is
•_•
@@legojesus8473 LEGO!
This Joker is more like 50's-60's style. A violent prankster. Jack Nicholson is more like the 70's-80's Joker; a mad psycho genius; a clown's personality with the heart of a villain. Heth's Joker is more of like the original Joker; dark, bizarre, and mass murderer. Personally, I like Jack's better because he plays the Joker I grew up with but it all depends on the version you like best. Dark, nutty, or psychotic.
Not counting the series Gotham or Phoenix's Joker, only because I haven't watched them, there isn't a Joker I don't like. I just like them all for different reasons.
And yes, that means I do like Leto's Joker. The only thing wrong with his role was it was misplaced. He shouldn't have been in Suicide Squad. You don't put a primary character in a movie as a mere distraction. That was dumb on the Director's part (or whoever's idea it was. I'm not discounting Snyder, as he did have influence over that movie.)
Frankly it would have been better to portray Harley as her own self, and then reveal at the end that she is but the Joker's tool.
Personally I'll always have a preference for the Joker to be an unhinged mobster, but I did grow up with Adam West's Batman and it will always have a special place in my heart. Right next to Batman and Robin, Brave and the Bold and episodes of Scooby-doo. Campy Batman just makes me feel good.
LOL Joker Bat-boob.
Gotta love this take on 'right behind you'.
I like how he turns the bust away. Doesnt want it seeing the ass kicking Joker is about to get.
"Start pounding." I love these old movies and shows so much!
Alfred is quite an artist. 1:56 - 2:05
Mmm, classic. Caesar Romero was such a great Joker. I watched the re-runs of this as a kid. I love this Joker, Hamill's Joker and Ledger's Joker since that's who I've seen and they're all great.
I hate how everyone is arguing over who's the "Best" Joker. Every Joker has been great and it's unfair to compare them since they all reflect their own time periods. If you prefer Jack's Joker that's fine, but don't deride the others just because you don't like them.
Starscream: You can say that over the phone, Megatron, but if I had you here I'd pound you to a pulp! *hangs up*
Megatron: Start pounding Starscream.
Starscream: AAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!
Every franchise has that wannabe tough guy. We have 6ineXine or however you spell his name in real life, except Starscream doesn't rape.
@really dude ?
@really dude Are you really sticking up for a wannabe rap clown?
Oh god....I actually heard Starscream's voice through that.
@@samsonguy10k Which one? Latta, Kenny, Blum, or etc.
I honestly think this is something the serious Batman would do.
It’s like they’re all secretly friends just having some role playing fun.
One of the all time greatest scenes in all of television history.
"You better stay inside, batboob"
This is the only time you can say " the joke's on you Joker "
lol his face when he finally realizes that batman's here
Hahahahaha! Even Alfred went in because he got offended about joker's comments on his drawings 😂😂😂
"Start Pounding, Joker!"
*Confused Screaming*
The best oh shit moment ever captured.
Mermaid man (voice): EEEVVVVIIIILLLL
I like how robin is just kinda there
Your daily reminder - Adam West Batman is still Batman.
Cesar Romero was great in his role as The Joker. There is one performance that I will always remember. On an episode of Chico and the Man, Romero played Chico's estranged father. If I remember correctly, it aired on the night that Freddie Prinze shot himself. Does anyone have any footage of that?
Very first episode I remember as a child. Unforgotten!
2:46 - 2:48 I know it's too late, but as a joke to the audience and serious to the joker, I wish The Joker had said, "Hit THEM, not ME!" after one of his henchmen unknowingly opened the door on him.
Joker was an entirely different person back then.
i'm not exactly a superfan of the 60s series, but the acting was excellent. sucks how a lot of people sort of overlook just how great a Joker Romero really was, ditto for West as Batman, etc. the cast would've all been great in a serious attempt at a batman flick, & they pretty much all set the template for how live-action batman characters would be portrayed in the future. like it or not, if you're even mildly observant, you can see how strongly Cesar influenced not only Jack & Mark, but Heath as well. a lot of Romero's little inflections & mannerisms have been carried on through the decades. as a side note, i have serious respect for any guy who's taken a serious "stab" (heh heh!) at playing Joker, but please don't try to compare Heath's meth-headed, lipsmacking Joker to this outright brilliance...
+JoggingOnTheMoon
This series is not intending to be serious at all which is the best thing, it has the best lines ever and acting, brilliance as you said
JoggingOnTheMoon
Oh you can say that on UA-cam JoggingOnTheMoon but if I had you here I would pound you like a pulp
@anthony smith Yeah, I for one wasn't impressed with Heath Ledger either... Sure, he did a good job at portraying the character he was given. A shame that he wasn't portraying the Joker... Other than the nihilism, nothing about his mannerisms or character matched any Joker depiction previous to him... A great villain, a terrible Joker...
They really got wonderful performances from the great actors who played the villains.
Imagine how much one of those Alfred paintings would go for now.
Music to me ears.
"What do you get when you steal renaissance paintings and demand ransomin exchange, you get what you fucking deserve" *WHAP*
Romero’s joker never gets enough attention. I love his version as much as the others
Joker completely SHAT himself when he realised that Batman was standing behind him.🦇🤵🏻
Cesar Romero is the only true Joker.
That's not true at all. Jack nicholson, heath ledger and mark hamill all did fantastic jobs playing the joker.
@@The_Bad_Guy. heath didnt play a "Joker".
The others did
@@Amp661 I don't know what you mean by that. What would you call the villain heath ledger played in the dark knight?
He played the joker perfectly to the actors and actresses who passed away my thoughts are with your family you may be gone but not forgotten you guys did a excellent job appreciate you guys and the memories you guys rock thanks ! Joe
They made an impressive acting in this one. Anyone do can perceive the doors being opened for later legends who come after them. 🖤💕
“These are nothing but kindergarten paintings”. That’s one way of saying “modern art” but OK.
Most modern artists don't have nowhere near the class or taste that Alfred put into his paintings.
2:46 Joker got hit with a door by his own henchman.
When Joker heard Batman say "Start pounding!", he turned around and screamed realizing it was too late. On that day, Joker became a statistic.
Agreed. I think all the Jokers are great in their own way: Cesar Romero, Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger, Mark Hamill (PAVED THE WAY FOR FUTURE JOKERS!!!), Kevin Michael Richardson, and (in Brave and the Bold) Jeff Bennet, though I haven't seen him as Joker yet.
1:52 that face.... ~_~...
Law and order DUN DUN!
Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara can hear both the fighting as well as Batman's theme music over the phone.Well done!
You must have watched a different clip to to the rest of us because the music clearly stops.
He sure was, i think he could have been a scary Joker too, if they gave him the chance. But at least he is funny as hell, and his laugh is brilliant.