Batman Beyond: Once Burned

Episode score 8.4 Great

Once Burned

  • 20.
  • Season: 2
  • Episode: 7
  • First Aired: 11/6/1999
  • Prod Code: 20
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Melanie / Ten shows up again, forced back into the thieving business by the Jokerz, who are holding her family hostage. Add a recap »

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CAST AND CREW

Writers:
Stan Berkowitz
Director:
Butch Lukic
Stars:
Lauren Tom (Dana Tan)
Kevin Conroy (Bruce Wayne)
Stockard Channing (Commissioner Barbara Gordon (1999-2000))
Ryan O'Donohue (Matt McGinnis)
Will Friedle (Terry McGinnis / Batman)
Teri Garr (Mary McGinnis)
Cree Summer (Max Gibson)
Guest Star:
Miguel Sandoval (Bennie)
George Lazenby (King)
Greg Eagles (Joker)
Sarah Douglas (Queen)
Bernie Casey (Tynis Black)
Olivia d'Abo (Melanie / Ten)
Daphne Zuniga (Lula)
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TRIVIA

  • Trivia: At the Jokerz hangout, Scab and Cole from "Joyride," the pig-tailed blonde from "Hidden Agenda," and the one with the polka dot dress from "Rebirth" can be seen. edit »
  • During Ten's first raid on the Derby, she's holding her mother's sceptor. Later, when she encounters her parents, her mother has it again. edit »
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NOTES

  • This episode, along with "Rats" and "Terry's Friend Dates A Robot," was released on VHS as Batman Beyond: Crush. edit »
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QUOTES

  • Terry: (Ten) swore that it wasn't like it looked. She meant it. I could tell.
    Bruce: Ah, to be young again. And gullible. edit »
  • Terry: Melanie, things have changed.
    Melanie: How? Are you saying you're not attracted to me anymore?
    Terry: No, I'm not saying that. (Terry stares up and down her body) Not at all. edit »
  • Matt: What are you doing here in the dark?
    Terry: Watching the sun set.
    Matt: That was an hour ago.
    Terry: I know, but they're going to do an instant replay.
    Matt: Really?!? edit »
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ALLUSIONS

  • Bennie: To bet, or not to bet?
    This is a play on words from William Shakespeare famous line: "To be, or not to be: that is the question." The line begins Hamlet's famed soliloquy in Act 3, Scene 1 of Hamlet. edit »

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