Batman: The Animated Series 3x5

Directed by Dan Riba

Alan Rachins as The Clock King (voice) • Lloyd Bochner as Mayor Hamilton Hill (voice) • Roscoe Lee Browne as Dr. Wataki (voice) • Alan Oppenheimer as Auctioneer (voice) • Tress MacNeille as Woman (voice)

The Clock King plots against Mayor Hill after he steals an invention that allows him to travel at super speed.

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1. boom

2. Sold, ladies and gentlemen, to Ms. Veronica Vreeland

3. for $200,000.

4. Bored? We've only been here ten minutes.

5. Ten minutes for you, ten hours for me.

6. I know it's for a good cause, but..

7. And now, ladies and gentlemen, this magnificent timepiece

8. from the reign of Louis the XVI.

9. Who'll start the bidding at 400,000?

10. You gotta be kidding.

11. I wouldn't use that for a doorstop.

12. Right on time, as usual.

13. zap

14. 'I have a bid of 500,000.'

15. 'Do I hear 550?'

16. Good afternoon.

17. Have they sold the Louis the XVI yet?

18. Uh, no, the bidding just started.

19. How did you..

20. I gotta see my optometrist.

21. I have a bid of 585,000. Do I hear six?

22. Come, come, come, this is a one-of-a-kind item

23. ladies and gentlemen. Who'll give six?

24. - 'Six hundred thousand.' - Six hundred thousand?

25. I've heard that time is money, but this is ridiculous.

26. Like you said, it's for charity.

27. I have $600,000 from Mr. Bruce Wayne.

28. 'Do I hear 650?'

29. 'Need I remind you, this timepiece'

30. 'was once owned by Marie-Antoinette.'

31. zap

32. Relax, Dick. It's almost over.

33. You're not gonna believe this

34. but I thought I just saw the Clock King.

35. - 'Well, he was there.' - 'I have 650.'

36. Going, going, gone.

37. zap

38. Blimey!

39. zap

40. A trial run, and it went like clockwork.

41. Mm, got one.

42. zap

43. I have 650. Going, going, gone.

44. Blimey!

45. Back up.

46. click

47. 'There! Freeze it.'

48. That must be the hand everyone talks about.

49. The one that's quicker than the eye.

50. So, we don't have another invisible man running loose.

51. Then who could it be?

52. I think it's Temple Fugate, the Clock King.

53. What makes you think that?

54. Let's just call it a hunch.

55. Better warn Mayor Hill, Jim.

56. I doubt that time has healed Fugate's wound.

57. 6:15, sir. Time for breakfast.

58. I've also brought you your medicine and the timer

59. so you can take your pills on schedule.

60. You think of everything, don't you, Harold?

61. It is my job, sir.

62. How goes your research, if I may ask?

63. Well enough.

64. The iron ball has dropped

65. a mere tenth of a millimeter

66. since the experiment began last week.

67. An extreme temporal discontinuity.

68. And the accelerated effect is just as dramatic.

69. Five minutes ago, that plant was a seed.

70. Amazing, Dr. Wakati.

71. Why, the possible applications are mind-boggling.

72. Indeed.

73. We could get rid of radioactive waste

74. in minutes instead of eons.

75. Put terminally ill people in stasis until a cure is found.

76. Uh, the question is, is mankind civilized enough

77. to make the proper use of it?

78. 'You're right, doctor.'

79. It's very important that this device

80. be kept in the right hands.

81. click

82. I hope you're having a pleasant evening, Mr. Mayor

83. because it's time for you and me

84. to renew our acquaintance.

85. zap

86. It's going to be a big ceremony, Jim.

87. Fugate? No, I'm not worried.

88. I've got a platoon of officers around the building.

89. 'He can't get in the door'

90. 'without bumping into a blue coat.'

91. He's still on the phone.

92. You really think our guy will show up?

93. Sure as night follows day.

94. swoosh

95. zap

96. honk honk

97. zap

98. What am I thinking?

99. Tsk, tsk, tsk. Going to be a nasty fall, dearie.

100. knock knock knock

101. ratatat

102. - What the.. - Ah!

103. I think that's our cue.

104. zap

105. You! How did you get past..

106. Good evening, mayor. Nice to see you again too.

107. And whose life are you ruining now?

108. A poor pensioner, a malnourished orphan perhaps?

109. zap

110. Naughty, naughty.

111. zap

112. What? Where did you..

113. I don't think so.

114. Even if you could climb the building

115. you won't be leaving this way, Mr. Mayor.

116. I've waited a long time for this.

117. Please, Fugate, don't hurt me.

118. If it's any comfort, my revenge will encompass

119. more than just you

120. I intend to pass a most timely sentence

121. on the entire judicial system.

122. Get ready.

123. - Ah! - Ah! My eyes.

124. swoosh

125. Robin, grab the hypo.

126. thud

127. crash

128. Get off me.

129. Huh!

130. 'You clumsy.'

131. Ow! Ooh, ah!

132. You.

133. Hey, you. Stop!

134. - 'Over there.' - 'Over there. That's him.'

135. Let's get him. Let's get him.

136. - 'Come on.' - 'Stop!'

137. - Hold it right there. - You're under arrest.

138. - Don't move. - Freeze.

139. zap

140. 'The Batmobile.'

141. Aah.

142. - Hey! - Where'd he go?

143. - Look out! - Hey, watch it!

144. It was like a nightmare.

145. First he was here, then there.

146. My heavens, if you hadn't set that trap.

147. Well, at least we've got the pieces

148. from Fugate's broken thingamajig.

149. Maybe we can find out how he made it.

150. I don't think Fugate made that device.

151. He's not a scientist.

152. Well, we'll soon find out who did.

153. All our patrol cars are equipped with tracking devices.

154. We should be able to run Fugate down pretty quickly.

155. Harold.

156. Harold.

157. What are you doing in my room?

158. I-I called for you, but got no answer.

159. I thought something might be wrong.

160. There is something wrong, old man.

161. Why are you wearing that?

162. I'm afraid I haven't been altogether candid with you.

163. What, what are you going to do?

164. You'll find out, my good doctor, all in good time.

165. I want a dragnet over a five-mile radius.

166. He couldn't have gotten far.

167. With any luck, time is on our side.

168. You think the police will find him?

169. 'Doubtful. But I have an idea.'

170. 'With his knowledge of train schedules'

171. 'he would know when the next commuter run would pass.'

172. 'It's no accident that he ditched the car where he did.'

173. 'Only one train passed there in the last six hours'

174. heading for the mountains.

175. I don't get it. There's nothing out that way.

176. Nothing except Cranston Estates.

177. 'So you say this guy lives out there?'

178. What's his name, this Professor Wataki?

179. Wakati. He's the father of Quantum Temporal Theory.

180. 'The structure of time.'

181. zap

182. 'What's going on?'

183. Fugate's booby-trapped the car.

184. 'We're trapped in time.'

185. What's going on?

186. We've been put in a bubble of slow time.

187. The outside world is moving much faster than we are.

188. 'Look.'

189. 'Hours are passing like minutes.'

190. Why didn't the car's sensors pick up the booby trap?

191. He probably set it just a nanosecond or two

192. 'out of phase with reality.'

193. But that's the least of our problems.

194. E still equals MC squared, last I heard.

195. 'Mass increases with speed.'

196. 'If a car hits us while we're frozen like this'

197. we might trigger an atomic explosion.

198. There it is.

199. Hey!

200. bang

201. crash

202. Nearly as I can figure

203. we've lost almost 48 hours.

204. Then we'd better not waste any more time.

205. I think we've found the professor.

206. How do we get him out?

207. Same way we got ourselves out.

208. Don't, Harold.

209. Batman?

210. Just make sure nobody fiddles with the props.

211. No problem.

212. zap

213. He was the one person in the world I trusted.

214. Is it any wonder I prefer being a recluse?

215. What else did he say, Dr. Wakati?

216. He was babbling. Said something about the mayor.

217. About how he was finally going to get his day in court.

218. Day in court?

219. The new courthouse.

220. The mayor is dedicating it today at 10 o'clock.

221. That's two minutes from now.

222. We'd better call the cops and—

223. You can't. I have no phones.

224. Your phone won't work, Batman. This area is a dead zone.

225. 'I chose it so my experiments would be free'

226. of electromagnetic interference.

227. It'll take at least a half-hour for us

228. to make it back on the bikes.

229. 'You have 30 seconds to show us how to use these.'

230. swoosh

231. swoosh

232. 'Whoa!'

233. Faster than a speeding bullet.

234. And so, my friends, it is my privilege

235. 'to officially bring Gotham City's new courthouse to order.'

236. By all means, Mr. Mayor.

237. Usher the new building in with a bang.

238. This could be dangerous. Better stand back.

239. Oh, to savor the moment as long as possible.

240. zap

241. screech

242. No. It can't be.

243. thud

244. Too late. It's triggered.

245. whoosh

246. Slow down.

247. boom

248. Uh, what?

249. crash

250. Looks like time just ran out.

251. It's a shame that you've decided to keep this device a secret.

252. It would seem that the world is not quite ready for it yet.

253. Gee, that's too bad for Fugate.

254. I'm sure he'll wish he had something

255. 'to make the days pass quicker'

256. 'where he's going.'