"Batman: The Animated Series" Second Chance (TV Episode 1994) Poster

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9/10
Full of great character moments
nurikochan8 November 2020
For fans of the comic books across the decades, this episode certainly highlighted the important relationships between Bruce and two important people in his life - Harvey and Dick. They are two very different kinds of relationships he has with them, but we see how it affects the things he does, and the faith and trust he has in them.

It's a great episode for showing more of Dick's personality too, getting a good number of trademark Robin one-liners (some can be found in the Quotes section), as well as showing some more tension between the Dynamic Duo.

Some reliable detective work, character cameos, villainous chatter, heroism from characters, discussions of motivations, and dramatic lighting effects are among the numerous small details that add to this great episode. Minor things such as developments in the plot that really shouldn't have happened, except for the sake of being a plot device for the time-limited cartoon, are few and forgivable.

A great episode from start to finish.
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10/10
What a Second Chance!
rasmus-714-71364728 November 2015
Warning: Spoilers
The word about this episode is just: Stunning!

Such a story Harvey Dent have, and he just NEVER Can let The Coin get away! It's like he's "wife" or most beloved one ever. WOW, Two-Face really HAS Always two sides, and they're enemies of each other!

If there IS a second change out there, then why not use it the right way? That's what this episode definitely does: To give US a SECOND CHANGE

... So we Will Always catch up With some decisions to make more than Once in The life. It's just a question about, what Will your Second chance be?
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