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Justice League: Season 2, Episode 17Secret Society (22 Nov. 2003)While the Justice League is experiencing serious internal friction, Gorilla Grodd carefully assembles a well organized supervillain team to attack it. Director:Dan RibaWriter:Stan Berkowitz |
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Batman /
Bruce Wayne
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| Maria Canals-Barrera | ... |
Hawkgirl /
Shayera Hol /
Nurse
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| Susan Eisenberg | ... |
Wonder Woman /
Princess Diana
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| Phil LaMarr | ... |
Green Lantern /
John Stewart
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| Carl Lumbly | ... |
J'onn J'onzz /
The Martian Manhunter /
Doctor
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| George Newbern | ... |
Superman /
Clark Kent /
Guard
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| Michael Rosenbaum | ... |
The Flash /
Wally West /
Guard
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| Powers Boothe | ... |
Gorilla Grodd
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| Ron Perlman | ... |
Clayface /
Matt Hagen
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| Ted Levine | ... |
Sinestro
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| Brian George | ... | ||
| Stephen McHattie | ... |
The Shade /
Richard Swift
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While the Justice League is experiencing serious internal friction, Gorilla Grodd carefully assembles a well organized supervillain team to attack it.
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Clayface: You didn't think I'd come here without reinforcements, did you?
Batman: Wish I'd thought of that.
[the door falls open behind him]
Batman: Oh, wait - I did.
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In the comics, Giganta is often portrayed as a brutish woman, whereas in the DCAU she is almost excessively feminine, even girlish (by contrast, Jennifer Hale voices Killer Frost as excessively rough and masculine). See more »Quotes
[the Society confronts Batman, alone]Clayface: You didn't think I'd come here without reinforcements, did you?
Batman: Wish I'd thought of that.
[the door falls open behind him]
Batman: Oh, wait - I did.
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The first installment of a the two-parter "Secret Society" sports some nifty dialog exchanges between the Gorilla Grodd's assemblage of bad guys as well as sharp barbs traded between the heroes of The Justice League.
Unknown to the latter, Grodd (Powers Boothe) is using his telepathic abilities to drive a wedge between the League members, resulting in the characters verbally assualting each other.
A well-written and wonderfully acted by the regular actors and the recurring ones, the story demonstrates how easy it is for even the most noble of heroes can be influenced by outside sources. It also shows "flaws" in the heroes' respective personalities: for example, Superman (George Newbern) comes across as slightly arrogant in regards to his "invulnerability" and Batman's (Kevin Conroy) tendency to be a loner questions his ability as a team player.
Because of this, the episode could possibly have been subtitled "Cracks in the armor".
Great voice-over work from Boothe, Ron Perlman ("Clayface"), Ted Levine ("Sinestro") and the regular cast.