[Boy Blunder]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

But if you aren't BTAS or BatB, you aren't worth it. Why would I want to watch a Batman cartoon that is inferior to two others when I can just watch the two superior ones instead?

That was the main problem I had with The Batman. What is its point when BTAS is a superior show? I can either watch an average Batman cartoon or I can watch the greatest cartoon ever made.

Having both grown up with BTAS and having gone back and watched it since, I can say that there's a lot of rose-tinted glasses going on. Don't get me wrong, it's got a lot of highlights, but it's not some golden example of animated storytelling. There are times when it is downright difficult to take seriously (well, as seriously as one should take any cartoon of that caliber). Greatest cartoon ever made? Nnnnnnnot especially. (Personally, I'd award that to Gargoyles and its amazing two seasons)

It laid a lot of amazing storytelling groundwork for future DCAU series (Batman Beyond and JL/JLU), and introduced some of the most iconic voice actors for given roles, but even with it's short run in, I've come to like Beware just as much as BTAS, if not moreso.

Both still pale next to BatB, though.