Where do I begin? *Spoilers!* (Barely)
*Gotham is comprised almost entirely of either scrub brush or empty warehouses.
*Batman keeps his costume balled up in a generic metal filing cabinet. The costume itself is of very poor construction and clearly impairs his ability to see. He drives a standard sedan which is indistinguishable from other cars on the road. His abilities as a detective are several steps below a knock-off Hardy boy. As Bruce Wayne, he makes very little effort to conceal his hidden identity.
*Robin barely enunciates his dialog and seems completely bored or half awake throughout the entire run.
*The villain is comically inept and his goons are even worse. His machinations are confused and almost all of his screen time consists of him standing in front of a large piece of machinery twiddling knobs.
*Every single fight scene is a farce that looks as though the actors are improvising it as they go.
*The story barely progresses over the course of 15 episodes and repeats plot points liberally.
*Batman eventually triumphs only because the 'villains' he fights against are even more incompetent than he.
This is easily the cheapest, laziest and least imaginative vision of Batman I have seen and I'm well acquainted with his exploits. Enjoyable only in a derisive, ironic way.
*Gotham is comprised almost entirely of either scrub brush or empty warehouses.
*Batman keeps his costume balled up in a generic metal filing cabinet. The costume itself is of very poor construction and clearly impairs his ability to see. He drives a standard sedan which is indistinguishable from other cars on the road. His abilities as a detective are several steps below a knock-off Hardy boy. As Bruce Wayne, he makes very little effort to conceal his hidden identity.
*Robin barely enunciates his dialog and seems completely bored or half awake throughout the entire run.
*The villain is comically inept and his goons are even worse. His machinations are confused and almost all of his screen time consists of him standing in front of a large piece of machinery twiddling knobs.
*Every single fight scene is a farce that looks as though the actors are improvising it as they go.
*The story barely progresses over the course of 15 episodes and repeats plot points liberally.
*Batman eventually triumphs only because the 'villains' he fights against are even more incompetent than he.
This is easily the cheapest, laziest and least imaginative vision of Batman I have seen and I'm well acquainted with his exploits. Enjoyable only in a derisive, ironic way.