Batman: Season 1, Episode 22

Prophecy of Doom (6 Oct. 1992)

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A con man convinces a large group of Gotham's richest men that he can see into the future by arranging a series of near-fatal accidents.

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Alfred Pennyworth / Security Guard (voice)
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Lisa Clark / Woman (voice)
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Nostromos / Carl Fowler (voice)
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A con man convinces a large group of Gotham's richest men that he can see into the future by arranging a series of near-fatal accidents.

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Nostromos: Welcome, Brother Bruce!
Lisa Clark: No, not Bruce!
Bruce Wayne: Lisa, you... don't understand.
Lisa Clark: Oh, I understand, all right. You're like all the rest, suckered in by this money-grubbing, bogus creep!
Ethan Clark: Lisa!
Lisa Clark: You know what my inner voice tells me, Nostromos? You've ripped off your last victim!
Ethan Clark: I'm soo sorry, I...
Nostromos: Do not apologize. She will believe. They will all believe... after the Great Fall.
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'Nostromos' Is A No-No
17 May 2009 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

"Nostromos," an obvious take on a famous name, is pictured here as a fake psychic out to bilk the money-men of Gotham. Nostromos is an ex-actor and small-time con man, and he has a big racket going on predicting the future. Of course, it helps when he does something to make sure that future event happens!

The guy is dressed with a mask and cape who likes a cross between the Devil and Dracula. Batman knows he's a fraud right away.

How to expose him as a fake? That's basically the storyline here in this episode. It's a fair episode - not really that much happening. Specifically, a bigwig named "Ethan Clarke" (William Windom) in the city is ready to give the guy millions, being duped by the charlatan and the old guy's daughter winds up as a hostage to make sure the sucker pays off. It's not as dramatic as I describe. The famous Heather Locklear voices the daughter, "Lisa."


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