The Best Episodes of The Batman Season 4

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.0/10(2 votes)

   #1 - A Matter of Family

   S4:E19/23/2006

   After a young circus performer named Dick Grayson loses his parents to a criminal named Tony Zucco, Bruce Wayne adopts the young boy and, as Batman, tries to help him capture the crime boss who is responsible for killing his family.

   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Michael Jelenic

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   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Michael Jelenic
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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #2 - Team Penguin

   S4:E29/30/2006

   After watching a movie about criminal masterminds, Penguin assembles an all-star team of Gotham's most dangerous villains to take down Batman. Meanwhile, Batgirl and Robin try to work together for the first time.

   Director:Anthony Chun

   Writer:Joseph Kuhr

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   Director:Anthony Chun

   Writer:Joseph Kuhr
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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #3 - Clayfaces

   S4:E310/7/2006

   Clayface turns himself over to the police, promising to give up his criminal past and prove himself to Batman. And the arrival of a new villain might be the perfect opportunity to redeem himself.

   Director:Matt Youngberg

   Writer:Steven Melching

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   Director:Matt Youngberg

   Writer:Steven Melching
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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #4 - The Everywhere Man

   S4:E411/4/2006

   When evidence from a series of art thefts by the Everywhere Man, a new costumed villain with the power to replicate, implicates Bruce's close friend John Marlowe, Batman believes there must be another explanation. Now, Batman must unmask the identity of the "Everywhere Man" and prove his friend's innocence.

   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Greg Weisman

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   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Greg Weisman
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   6.0/10(1 votes)

   #5 - The Breakout

   S4:E511/11/2006

   After Batman apprehends Black Mask, his henchmen plan to spring him from Gotham P.D. so that Black Mask can activate his doomsday device. When Batman is captured, Batgirl and Robin must stop the villain on their own.

   Director:Matt Youngberg

   Writer:Alexx Van Dyne

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   Director:Matt Youngberg

   Writer:Alexx Van Dyne
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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #6 - Strange New World

   S4:E611/18/2006

   Hugo Strange infects the population of Gotham City with a deadly toxin that transforms everyone into zombies. Uninfected, Batman and Robin must race against time to find and distribute the antidote before the change becomes permanent.

   Director:Anthony Chun

   Writer:Joseph Kuhr

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   Director:Anthony Chun

   Writer:Joseph Kuhr
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   8.0/10(1 votes)

   #7 - Artifacts

   S4:E72/3/2007

   A thousand years into the future, the citizens of new Gotham City are terrorized by a dangerous villain from the past. They must uncover the history of the Batman in order to defend themselves without him.

   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Greg Weisman

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   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Greg Weisman
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   8.0/10(1 votes)

   #8 - Seconds

   S4:E82/10/2007

   After a seemingly ordinary criminal continues to get the better of Batman and his partners it is discovered that he has the ability to travel back in time by several seconds. Batman is now faced with the seemingly impossible task of stopping a foe that knows his every move before even Batman himself does.

   Director:Matt Youngberg

   Writer:Steven Melching

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   Director:Matt Youngberg

   Writer:Steven Melching
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   5.0/10(1 votes)

   #9 - Riddler's Revenge

   S4:E92/17/2007

   The Riddler and Batman are dropped at the bottom of Gotham Harbor where he discovers what role he played in the origin of the villainous Riddler. Batman must find a way to save them both from certain death.

   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Stan Berkowitz

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   Director:Brandon Vietti

   Writer:Stan Berkowitz
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    7.0/10(1 votes)

    #10 - Two of a Kind

    S4:E102/24/2007

    After Batman takes down Punch and Judy, Joker takes an interest in the TV pop psychologist Harleen Quinzell and decides to groom her to become his new partner in crime, Harley Quinn.

    Director:Anthony Chun

    Writer:Paul Dini

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    Director:Anthony Chun

    Writer:Paul Dini
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    8.0/10(1 votes)

    #11 - Rumors

    S4:E113/3/2007

    The villains of Gotham City are disappearing, each one defeated and captured by an invisible vigilante named Rumor. Batman and Robin must defeat Rumor before he has a chance to execute the villains.

    Director:Matt Youngberg

    Writer:Joseph Kuhr

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    Director:Matt Youngberg

    Writer:Joseph Kuhr
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    8.0/10(1 votes)

    #12 - The Joining (1)

    S4:E124/28/2007

    John Jones, a new officer in Gotham, claims to know the true identity of Batman. Batman must learn whether the officer is an ally or not. Meanwhile, Wayne Industries is distributing alien technology across the world.

    Director:Anthony Chun

    Writers:Jane Espenson, Douglas Petrie

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    Director:Anthony Chun

    Writers:Jane Espenson, Douglas Petrie
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    8.0/10(1 votes)

    #13 - The Joining (2)

    S4:E135/5/2007

    Martian Manhunter's prediction of an alien invasion by The Joining has come true. After failing to save the city on his own, the Batman learns that even the greatest heroes have to sometimes rely on help.

    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writers:Jane Espenson, Douglas Petrie

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    Director:Brandon Vietti

    Writers:Jane Espenson, Douglas Petrie