Batman: The Animated Series – I Got Batman In My Basement/Heart of Ice/Cat and the Claw Part 1 & 2

I’ve Got Batman In My Basement 

During a fight with Batman over a stolen Fabergé egg, the Penguin incapacitates Batman with poison gas. The Dark Knight is rescued by a teenage amateur detective named Sherman Grant and his friend Roberta, who hide Batman in Sherman's basement long enough for him to recover before the Penguin finds them.

Heart of Ice

Bitter scientist Victor Fries, as Mr. Freeze, attacks several divisions of GothCorp, each time stealing a piece for a secret weapon he intends to build. Batman investigates the connections, and discovers that the start of Freeze's vendetta against GothCorp was a bitter falling out between Fries and GothCorp's CEO, Ferris Boyle (Mark Hamill), during which Boyle almost killed Fries (mutating him into Freeze) and presumably killed Fries' terminally ill wife, Nora. Batman must find a way to bring Boyle to justice before Freeze carries out his revenge.  This episode won the 1993 daytime Emmy for most Outstanding Script.

The Cat and the Claw Part 1

Batman encounters a new cat burglar calling herself Catwoman, and around the same time, meets a woman named Selina Kyle (as Bruce Wayne), to whom he is visibly attracted. When Selina runs into trouble with a terrorist group known as The Red Claw, who want the mountain lion sanctuary she was trying to protect, she decides to take matters into her own hands and investigate.

The Cat and the Claw Part 2

The leader of the Red Claw group (known herself only as Red Claw) attacks a military train and steals a viral plague, which she intends to release in Gotham if she isn't paid a ransom, and Batman and Catwoman must put aside their differences and work together to stop Red Claw before it is too late.

Opening Credits; Introduction (1.30); Amazing Design Advertisement (1:03.41)I Got Batman In My Basement (1:04.53); Heart of Ice (1:28.26); The Cat And The Claw Part 1 (2:02.09); The Cat and The Claw Part 2 (2:25.02); Favourite Episode (3:00.06); Favourite Character (3:03.19);Same Bat Time, Same Bat Channel (3:06.47); Closing Credits (3:08.13)

Opening Credits– Batman Animated Theme by Danny Elfman.  Copyright 1992 Warner Music 
 
Closing Credits:  God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman by Barenaked Ladies with Sarah McLaughlin.  Taken from the album Barenaked For The Holiday.  Copyright 2004 Concord Vangard Records.

Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 6: Episode 279 - BATMAN: I Got Batman In My Basement/Heart of Ice/Cat and the Claw Part 1&2

I am truly honored and humbled to announce that my remix of Bill Withers​' Ain't No Sunshine has been granted an official release. This means that you can now find it on iTunes, Spotify and everywhere else you listen to music. Thank you so much to Ultra Music​ and Sony Music Entertainment​ for being open minded, reaching out and making this happen. An unbelievable honor.

iTunes: http://smarturl.it/AintNoSunshineLido
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/46a59ZT7JG0i3tJNaQmPom

Twitter: @Lidogotsongs
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Premiered on @runthetrap: http://runthetrap.com/2014/04/28/premiere-bill-withers-aint-sunshine-lido-remix/

Ain't No Sunshine (Lido Remix)

Welcome to an all-new episode of the Literary License Podcast, where we bridge the gap between literature and its screen adaptations. Join us and our special guest, Leandro Gazi, as we unwrap our life experiences, delve into the intriguing world of 'Who Censored Roger Rabbit?' novel by Gary Wolf and its iconic movie adaptation 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'.
 
We ecstatically dig deeper into the book’s thought-provoking narrative and how it subtly interlaces political innuendos. We uncover the creative vision of Leandro and how the distinctive charm of the movie adaptation adds to the Roger Rabbit legacy. Discover the plot twists and suspenseful allegory, leading us through a maze of mysteries and unanticipated denouements in the narrative.
 
We then traverse the exquisite realm of 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit', directed by the genius Robert Zemeckis. Released in 1988, it was a spectacular blend of live-action and animation, earning global recognition for its visual effects, performances, and humor. We feature a detailed comparison between the original book and the film adaptation, leading to an insightful view of the whole creation process.
 
Our discussion takes you back to the unforgettable scenes, such as the magnetic performance of Jessica Rabbit and Eddie Valiant's thrilling adventures in Toontown. We reveal the magic behind how this film jump-started the Disney Renaissance, setting a benchmark for animation.
 
Lastly, ride with us on a captivating journey into the world of animation film-making. We present a critique on the process of integrating classical characters into unrelated plots, the resulting repetitiveness, and how these techniques trick the viewer's eye to create visual masterpieces. Join us as we navigate the interesting narrative loops and special effects that mesmerize audiences through decades.

00:00:00 - Once Upon a Time; 00:07:25 - Who Censored Roger Rabbit; 00:11:09 - Thoughts on the Book; 00:32:48 - Behind the Scenes: Roger Rabbit’s Troubles; 00:34:46 - Toons and Tensions: Comedy and Controversy; 00:39:15 - The Dynamic Duo: Valiant and Rabbit Relationship; 00:43:16 - Adult Animation: A Modern Appreciation; 00:47:20 - Animated Delights: Nostalgia and Special Effects; 00:52:50 - Weasels and Wonders: Memorable Characters; 00:56:50 - Rating the Rabbit: A Visual and Story Analysis

Opening Credits– Epidemic Sound – Copyright . All rights reserved

Closing Credits: Why Don’t You Do Right by Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee.  Copyright 1942 Columbia Records

Section Breaks:  Soundtrack Selections from the Original Motion Soundtrack Who Framed Roger Rabbit.  Music by Alan Silverstri.  Copyright 1988 Disney Records.

Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 

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Season 7:  Episode 355 - ONCE UPON A TIME:  Who Censored Roger Rabbit/Who Framed Roger Rabbit

i love this

cant tell me shit

This song describes what being with the person that you really love is about, and how they make you feel loved and very satisfied.

Chills

Dark Shadows - August 1967
Episode 287 - 309

The mystery of Sarah becomes revealed.  Dr Hoffman discovers Barnabas' secret and offers to find a cure.  Burke and Victoria become engaged.  Barnabas is seeking Sarah's ghost and Dr Hoffman's cure is not going well. Dark Shadows goes to colour.

We are joined by special guest co-host Patrick McRae.  He is a professional stage director of eighty productions, a voice actor, professional comic book author, and winner of the 2017 Rondo Award for Writer of the Year.  You can find him at www.collinsporthistoricalsociety.com 

We urge all our listeners to listen to this fantastic podcast – The Story Geeks available by clicking on this link:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-story-geeks/id1120739105 or https://thestorygeeks.org/ or https://tunein.com/podcasts/Fantasy--Science-Fiction-Podcasts/The-Story-Geeks-p1158612/

Opening Credits; Introduction (1.05); Story Geek Videos To Watch From Home (12.17); Out of the Shadows (15.19); Into The Shadows (26.20); Shedding Some Light (49.09); Character Breaks (1:54.11); Morning Has Broken (2:08.30); Tune In Next Time (2:20.17); Closing Credits (2:22.01)

Opening and Closing Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
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Season 3: Episode 116 - Dark Shadows -eps 286 - 309

The Vanishing (1988)
 
This Dutch thriller film directed by George Sluizer and based on the book The Golden Egg by Tim Krabbe, follows a man who searches obsessively for his girlfriend following her disappearance at a rest stop.

The film stars Bernard-Pieere Donnadieu, Gene Bervoets and Johanna ter Steege.

The film was put forward for an Oscar but as it was a Dutch film with too much French dialogue it was disqualified despite winning numerous awards upon its release around the world.

The film was adapted into a radio play for the BBC and was remade for the American audience using the same title starring Sandra Bollocks, Keifer Sutherland, Jeff Bridges and Nancy Travis.

We urge all our listeners to listen to this fantastic podcast – The Story Geeks available by clicking on this link:  iTunes:    or Website:  or TuneIn Radio

Opening Credits; Introduction – Rose and Thorn of the Week (.49); Story Geek Segment  (3.51); Forming the Plot (6.27); Film Trailer (07.31); DBD – Book Release (8.59); Lights, Camera, Action (11.21); Epilogue (38.01); End Credits (42.39); Closing Credits (43.20)

Song Credits:  Thank you from Purple Planet Music for our Opening and Closing Credits.

Season 7: Episode 355 - ONCE UPON A TIME: Who Censored Roger Rabbit/Who Framed Roger Rabbit

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