Batman
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*[[Halloween Fairstival]] | *[[Halloween Fairstival]] | ||
**Most obvious one: Strong Bad dresses as Cesar Romero as the Joker. Cesar Romero played the Joker in the 60's television series. | **Most obvious one: Strong Bad dresses as Cesar Romero as the Joker. Cesar Romero played the Joker in the 60's television series. | ||
- | **Strong Bad calls the Cheat and Strong Mad his "bad pennies | + | **Strong Bad calls the Cheat and Strong Mad his "bad pennies," which is what the Joker's hencemen were called in the television series. |
*[[i she be]] | *[[i she be]] | ||
- | **Strong Bad says "Same Strong Bad time, same Strong Bad channel", a reference to: "Same bat time, same bat channel | + | **Strong Bad says "Same Strong Bad time, same Strong Bad channel", a reference to: "Same bat time, same bat channel," a line said after every episode. |
*[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 10.2]] | *[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 10.2]] | ||
** Homestar calls himself "Batman" during a bad attempt at a prank call. | ** Homestar calls himself "Batman" during a bad attempt at a prank call. | ||
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*[[ghosts]] | *[[ghosts]] | ||
**Another Batman scene change, this time with Strong Bad's mask instead of the Batman logo. | **Another Batman scene change, this time with Strong Bad's mask instead of the Batman logo. | ||
- | **Strong Bad tells the Cheat to meet him up at "the Strong Bad cave | + | **Strong Bad tells the Cheat to meet him up at "the Strong Bad cave," a joke on the often repeated line "Quick! To the batcave!" |
*[[dangeresque 3]] | *[[dangeresque 3]] | ||
**The scene where the two Dangeresques "climb" the skyscarper is a parody of similar scenes in the old television show. | **The scene where the two Dangeresques "climb" the skyscarper is a parody of similar scenes in the old television show. | ||
*[[caper]] | *[[caper]] | ||
- | **A sleepy Homestar calls the Cheat "Batman | + | **A sleepy Homestar calls the Cheat "Batman." |
*[[fingers]] | *[[fingers]] | ||
**The announcer in the beginning parodies the announcer in the television series. | **The announcer in the beginning parodies the announcer in the television series. | ||
*[[Main Page 11]] | *[[Main Page 11]] | ||
- | **If you press "E-mail | + | **If you press "E-mail," the H*R logo is projected onto the night sky, similar to the Batsignal. |
[[Category: Inside Jokes]] | [[Category: Inside Jokes]] |
Revision as of 09:34, 2 December 2004
Introduction
The Brothers Chap have made many references over the years to Batman, or at least the campy television show version of him. Here is a list of some of those references.
List
- Halloween Fairstival
- Most obvious one: Strong Bad dresses as Cesar Romero as the Joker. Cesar Romero played the Joker in the 60's television series.
- Strong Bad calls the Cheat and Strong Mad his "bad pennies," which is what the Joker's hencemen were called in the television series.
- i she be
- Strong Bad says "Same Strong Bad time, same Strong Bad channel", a reference to: "Same bat time, same bat channel," a line said after every episode.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 10.2
- Homestar calls himself "Batman" during a bad attempt at a prank call.
- Where's The Cheat?
- The Brothers Chap do a version of the scene change in the television series, using Homestar Jr. instead of the Batman logo.
- ghosts
- Another Batman scene change, this time with Strong Bad's mask instead of the Batman logo.
- Strong Bad tells the Cheat to meet him up at "the Strong Bad cave," a joke on the often repeated line "Quick! To the batcave!"
- dangeresque 3
- The scene where the two Dangeresques "climb" the skyscarper is a parody of similar scenes in the old television show.
- caper
- A sleepy Homestar calls the Cheat "Batman."
- fingers
- The announcer in the beginning parodies the announcer in the television series.
- Main Page 11
- If you press "E-mail," the H*R logo is projected onto the night sky, similar to the Batsignal.