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And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where every week we pick apart a piece of pop culture.

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This week.

We have the animated movie TV show, direct-to-d-d-d-D-D-D-D-D-D-D, whatever it was.

That was the Batman Beyond, but also kind of more of the continuation of the Batman animated series.

Return of the Joker on our road to dance to whatever to Joker series.

Make fun of the Joker. There's so much dancing and joke. He's like a mostly dancing and

and like nautical, you know, bullshit. But he loves to dance. Yeah, right. I'd say this book,

this Joker probably dances the least now that I'm thinking about it. Yeah, there's very little dancing in, uh, in Batman Beyond Return of the Joker. There's probably a little bit, but yeah, like if you look at, I mean, Jack Nicholson's the Joker can't stop dancing. Caesar Romero's Joker loves to dance. I don't know what the hell.

What's his name was doing?

Oh, no.

There's bits of Jared Lido's Joker dancing.

And then the other one from the good one, he dances a fair amount. But like the Joker from the new Joker trailer with the Joaquin Phoenix's Joker

spends a fair amount of

time dancing. A lot of dancing. Mostly up and down the stairs like that one shot from Ferris Bueller. So yeah, they really, they love it. They love the, they love to dance. It's good for them. I mean, Batman's not a big dancer. So if you want to draw a stark contrast, Does Batman have any dancing-based villains?

I know there's the music myself. Batman's not a big dancer, so if you want to draw a stark contrast, he's...

Does Batman have any dancing-based villains?

I know there's the Music Meister.

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