Batman live dangerously!
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Oh, yes: Dick Grayson’s last moment of getting along with Bruce in this continuity. 
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I’ve always like Robin in the series, even his Tim Drake’s robin outfit!
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The great thing about the black background approach is that it gives the art a texture similar to film grain, which makes the show look more expensive and prestigious than it is. It looks like a classic theatrical short instead of a Saturday morning TV production.
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Ick. Bruce’s comments feel really weird in light of where the Batman/Batgirl relationship goes in TNBA.
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Batgirl! Too bad Melissa Gilbert didn’t voice her, it was Mary Kay Bergman. 
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That guy has some really, really blue eyes. Like, Dune-level blue.
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Belman was voice by the guy who played Scar-face, Ventriloquist and Perry White.
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Freeze knows how to make a entrance.
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On the downside, I’ve noticed that some of the animation is a bit slow in this film. I bet that’s the restricted budget showing through.
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I like how Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon are dating, in my opinion they make a great couple.
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I really like this take on Bruce Wayne. Very Bronze Age. It’s too bad that they had to turn him into post-Zero Hour Bruce in TNBA and JL.
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I wasn’t a fan of his Justice League appearance.
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Vic, do you really think that Nora would be okay with you murdering someone to save her life?
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Very good point!
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I don’t mind the design in JL, but his personality shifted in the later shows to be more like the “Jerk to the Bat-Family” version of Bruce that existed in the comics after Knightfall.
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Barbara’s roommate really bad influence with less caution.
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Dance time!
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There’s something kinda Terminator-esque about this part of the plot, with Babs in the role of Sarah Connor (and Mr. Freeze in the role of Schwarzenegger, of course).
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Freeze crash the party like Joker did in The Dark Knight!
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