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Batman: The Animated Series: Robin's Reckoning (2)

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Robin has learned of Batman's elusive enemy that the Dark Knight is keeping him from, Robin's parents murderer. As elusive as Tony Zucco has been, he can't elude the Bat forever. What's more, is that the Bat cannot elude Robin forever in hiding this man's location from him. What will prevail in the end; justice or revenge? Add a recap »

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Writers:: Randy Rogel

Director:: Dick Sebast

Stars:: Bob Hastings (Commissioner Jim Gordon); Kevin Conroy (Bruce Wayne / Batman); Efrem Zimbalist Jr. (Alfred Pennyworth)

Guest Star:: Thomas F. Wilson (Anthony "Tony" Zucco); Diane Pershing (Mrs. Grayson); Ed Gilbert (Additional Voices); Brion James (Additional Voices); Roger Rose (Additional Voices); Paul Eiding (Dolan)

After Batman twists his knee, he hides and ties a splint to his leg, reaching from his shin to his thigh. Later the splint only stretches to his knee, like it's his lower leg that's the problem. edit »

This episode is episode 5 on the Batman: The Animated Series Volume 2 DVD. edit »
This episode along with "Robin's Reckoning, Part 1" was released on VHS as The New Adventures Of Batman & Robin: Robin. edit »
According to this episode Robin is eighteen years old. At one point Robin says he's "waited half my life" to stop Zucco. Later Zucco mentions he's been on the run from Batman for nine years. Do the math and you get Dick's age. edit »

Robin: Stuff your advice, Batman! You and your stone cold heart! You don't know how I feel! How could you?! edit »
(On dock after Zucko is captured by Police)
Robin: Now I know why you didn't tell me it was Zucko you were after. You knew I'd take it too personally.
Batman: It wasn't that. Zucko has taken so much from you, and caused you so much pain. I couldn't stand the fact that... he might have tried to take you, too.
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After Batman has hurt his leg and the gangsters are pursuing him, he passes in front of the "Sitting Duck Shooting Gallery".

A sitting duck is a colloquial term for a helpless or easy target or victim. edit »

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Robin's Reckoning (2)
The Bottom Line: "Pivotal"
Robin takes matters in his own hands when Batman refues to bring him in on a pivotal mob boss bust. ...Continue »
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