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"Batman" The Clock King (1992)



Overview

User Rating:
7.8/10   76 votes
Director:
Kevin Altieri
Writer:
David Wise (writer)
TV Series:
"Batman" (1992)
Original Air Date:
21 September 1992 (Season 1, Episode 14)
Plot:
A ruined efficiency expert with an uncanny sense of timing and schedules plots his revenge against Mayor Hill. | add synopsis
User Comments:
Suspenseful Ending Saves Show With Bland Villain more

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
Kevin Conroy ... Bruce Wayne / Batman (voice)
Bob Hastings ... Commissioner James Gordon (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jane Alan ... Summer Gleeson / Miss Perkins (voice)
Jeff Bennett ... Office Boy / Cabby (voice)
Lloyd Bochner ... Mayor Hamilton Hill (voice)

Alan Rachins ... Temple Fugate / The Clock King (voice)

Efrem Zimbalist Jr. ... Alfred Pennyworth / Judge (voice)
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The Clock King's real identity is Temple Fugate, whose name is an allusion to the Latin expression "tempus fugit" (time flies). more
Quotes:
Batman: What kind of a saboteur uses a six-thousand dollar Metronex to set a time bomb?
Alfred: A saboteur with too much money?
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5 out of 6 people found the following comment useful:-
Suspenseful Ending Saves Show With Bland Villain, 4 October 2007
6/10
Author: ccthemovieman-1 from Lockport, NY, United States

This is kind of a goofy episode, not as intense as normal or with a villain that was very interesting. He was bland, compared to most of the villainous characters on this fine animated television show. However, the ending was very cool and I enjoyed watching the crackpot at the end and his ploy to get rid of the mayor.

Basically, it was an older gentleman and former businessman who unfairly lost all his money because he was late to see the judge in his case. Seven years later, "Temple Fugate" comes back to torment to mayor, who is running for re-election, by screwing up Gotham City's electrical system, such as stoplights and the new subway system, and another crime that almost kills Batman.

This episode wound up, overall, as decent because it got better as went along and finished strong.

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