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Batman: Season 1, Episode 12Appointment in Crime Alley (17 Sep. 1992)On Batman's annual intensive patrol of the street where his parents were murdered, Roland Dagget plots to devastate it. Director:Boyd Kirkland |
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Alfred Pennyworth
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| Edward Asner | ... |
Roland Daggett
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Summer Gleeson
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Girl
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On Batman's annual intensive patrol of the street where his parents were murdered, Roland Dagget plots to devastate it.
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Batman: [sarcastic] Nobody values human life like *you* do, Daggett.
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Four of the apartment mailboxes that Batman passes read "Bruce Timm" (as in Bruce W. Timm), Eric Radomski, Haven Alexander and Nicole Pouliot. These are the producers and production assistants of the series. See more »Quotes
Roland Dagget: These people don't value human life like we do.Batman: [sarcastic] Nobody values human life like *you* do, Daggett.
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This wasn't one of the better stories, one reason being it's a tired story, one I've seen on many TV shows and movies: a developer wants to build some place and have the people of the neighborhood live elsewhere. They always make the people all nice mothers and old ladies and homeless and harmless guys and the developer into a ruthless villain. It's really become a cliché.
That's the story with the one, which has special significance for Batman because "Crime Alley" is where he saw his parents murdered. (You'd think he'd like to get the area cleaned up and changed!)
Roland Dagget (Edward Asner) is the villain developer and he has help from "Mr. Nitro" who is good at blowing things up. The suspense comes in when an explosion is supposed to wipe out some of the neighborhood and whether Batman can prevent (as if he doubted the final result). Speaking of explosives, I'm not surprised an episode which includes Asner is sub-par since everything he's done post-"Lou Grant" TV days has been a bomb.
There was one good scene with the Batmobile and trolley car headed toward a big collision on steep streets which sure looked like San Francisco.