Follow TV Tropes

Following

History Recap / BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE10TwoFacePart1

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
The Cameo
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
The Cameo

Added DiffLines:

* TheCameo: Renée Montoya briefly appears among police officers, in the background, during the scene where Batman is kicking the mobsters out of a building.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: While we see Batman enter the building that the thugs are based in at the start of the episode, the majority of the fight isn't shown (minus a thug or two flying out the window). Whatever Batman did in there scared the criminals so badly that the few who weren't thrown out the window ran out of the building in terror. Then Batman [[StealthHiBye disappeared]] with no one but Commissioner Gordon seeing him.

to:

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: While we see Batman enter the building that the thugs are based in at the start of the episode, the majority of the fight isn't shown (minus a thug or two flying out the window). Whatever Batman did in there scared the criminals so badly that the few who weren't thrown out the window ran out of the building in terror.terror and gave themselves up. Then Batman [[StealthHiBye disappeared]] with no one but Commissioner Gordon seeing him.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* CreateYourOwnVillain: Done accidentally when Batman tries to save Harvey from being shot by one of Thorne's henchmen, accidentally redirecting the bullets into a high-voltage box. The frayed wires fall into a nearby vat of chemicals and cause them to explode the left half of Harvey's body.

to:

* CreateYourOwnVillain: Done accidentally when Batman tries to save Harvey from being shot by one of Thorne's henchmen, accidentally inadvertently redirecting the bullets into a high-voltage box. The frayed wires fall into a nearby vat of chemicals and cause them to explode the left half of Harvey's body.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* CreateYourOwnVillain: Done accidentally when Batman tries to save Harvey from being shot by one of Thorne's henchmen, accidentally redirecting the bullets into a high-voltage box. The frayed wires fall into a nearby vat of chemicals and cause them to explode the left half of Harvey's body.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* NightmareFetishist: A minor case. Thorne's assistant, Candace, is delighted watching her boss and his goons brawl with Harvey and Batman.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* RedFilterOfDoom: The background turns red to reflect Harvey Dent’s rising anger at Frankie.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MoodLighting: The background turns red to reflect Harvey Dent’s pure anger at Frankie, the criminal who disses him.

to:

* MoodLighting: The background turns red to reflect Harvey Dent’s pure anger at Frankie, the criminal who disses him.pisses him off.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** To be fair, an unknown amount of time has elapsed InUniverse. Potentially months went by after Isley's vampish assassination attempt before Dent met and courted Grace.

to:

** To be fair, an unknown amount of time has elapsed InUniverse.InUniverse, and it's possible that the timelines of some episodes overlap. Potentially months went by after Isley's vampish assassination attempt before Dent met and courted Grace. Plus, Harvey was ready to marry Ivy after only a few dates, so maybe rushing to the altar is just a thing with him.



* TheShadowKnows: When Harvey gets in the elevator to go meet Thorne, Bruce watches from the window. As he stands watching, shadows fall over his face, making a pattern similar to a certain cowl...

to:

* TheShadowKnows: When Harvey gets in the elevator limo to go meet Thorne, Bruce watches from the window. As he stands watching, shadows fall over his face, making a pattern similar to a certain cowl...
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* {{Symbolism}}: At the party Bruce throws for Harvey's campaign, there's an ice statue of Lady Justice. The statue is starting to melt, showing how Harvey's career (as well as faith) in Gotham's legal system is starting to fade.

to:

* {{Symbolism}}: At the party Bruce throws for Harvey's campaign, there's an ice statue of Lady Justice. The statue is starting to melt, showing how Harvey's career (as well as faith) in Gotham's legal system is starting to fade. It's broken completely when he loses his temper over some bad news and Big Bad Harv comes out.

Added: 229

Changed: 5

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


--> '''Harvey''': Hey, Jim. How's it going?/
--> '''Gunfire starts raining down as everyone ducks for cover.'''/
--> '''Commissioner Gordon''': Could be better./

to:

--> '''Harvey''': Hey, Jim. How's it going?/
going?
--> '''Gunfire ''Gunfire starts raining down as everyone ducks for cover.'''/
''
--> '''Commissioner Gordon''': Could be better./


Added DiffLines:

* {{Symbolism}}: At the party Bruce throws for Harvey's campaign, there's an ice statue of Lady Justice. The statue is starting to melt, showing how Harvey's career (as well as faith) in Gotham's legal system is starting to fade.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* CasualDangerDialogue: We get this at the beginning of the episode, when the raid on Thorne's hideout starts.
--> '''Harvey''': Hey, Jim. How's it going?/
--> '''Gunfire starts raining down as everyone ducks for cover.'''/
--> '''Commissioner Gordon''': Could be better./
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: While we see Batman enter the building that the thugs are based in at the start of the episode, the majority of the fight isn't shown (minus a thug or two flying out the window). Whatever Batman did in there scared the criminals so badly that the few who weren't thrown out the window ran out of the building in terror. Then Batman [[StealthHiBye disappeared]] with no one but Commissioner Gordon seeing him.

Added: 298

Changed: 20

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* SplitPersonality: This episode reveals that Harvey has a second personality, known as Big Bad Harv, that represents his repressed anger issues. Big Bad Harv, when he comes out, acts extremely violently at the smallest irritation. Thus, Harvey has been trying to suppress him for most of his life.



* VillainBall: Rupert Thorne's plan upon finding out Harvey Dent, a rich, influential man who is well-respected and has rich, influential friends, has an evil split personality that only surfaces when he is angry ... [[DidntThinkThisThrough is to lock himself and Dent in a room,]] ''and taunt him with blackmail''. ZigZagged somewhat; he has thugs there just in case Harvey tries something. Though Batman shows up.

to:

* VillainBall: Rupert Thorne's plan upon finding out Harvey Dent, a rich, influential man who is well-respected and has rich, influential friends, has an evil evil, incredibly violent split personality that only surfaces when he is angry ... [[DidntThinkThisThrough is to lock himself and Dent in a room,]] ''and taunt him with blackmail''. ZigZagged somewhat; he has thugs there just in case Harvey tries something. Though Batman shows up.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* TheShadowKnows: When Harvey gets in the elevator to go meet Thorne, Bruce watches from the window. As he stands watching, shadows fall over his face, making a pattern similar to a certain cowl...
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Trope is now Definition Only


* OffModel: Our first look at Two-Face includes a white eyebrow, which became black for the rest of the show. Also, his hand wasn't scarred.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** Frankie mentions that Dent's a maniac and should be the one going to jail [[{{Hypocrite}} even though he taunted him in front of reporters and the Gotham PD]], which is exactly what happens to Two-Face at the end of the next episode.

to:

** Frankie mentions that Dent's calls Dent a maniac and says Dent should be the one going to jail [[{{Hypocrite}} even though he jail. While Frankie is a {{hypocrite}} and a violent thug who had publicly taunted him in front of reporters Harvey and the Gotham PD]], which is incited their confrontation, this turns out to be exactly what happens to Two-Face at the end of the next episode. episode.



* HypocriteHasAPoint: Even though he taunted Harvey and kicked mud into his clothes, which prompted the latter's beatdown on him, he is correct that he should be going to jail.

to:

* HypocriteHasAPoint: Even though he Frankie taunted Harvey and kicked mud into his clothes, which prompted the latter's beatdown on him, he is correct that Dent is crossing ethical lines by attacking a suspect. He turns out to be more right than anyone could have guessed when he should be going to jail.says that Harvey (or more accurately, Big Bad Harv, who was in control at the moment) is a "maniac".

Added: 413

Changed: 34

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* AlliterativeName: "Handsome Harvey" earns himself the new moniker "Hothead Harvey" after Big Bad Harv momentarily surfaces and tries to punch out a member of Thorne's gang in front of a group of police and reporters with cameras.

to:

* AlliterativeName: "Handsome Harvey" earns himself the new moniker "Hothead Harvey" after Big Bad Harv momentarily surfaces and tries to punch out Frankie, a member of Thorne's gang in front of a group of police and reporters with cameras.



* BatmanGambit: Thorne initially assumes that Harvey assaulted one of his thugs on live television as one of these. It's not until he gets his hands on Harvey's psychiatric file that he realizes it was just Big Bad Harv reacting to a minor slight.

to:

* BatmanGambit: Thorne initially assumes that Harvey assaulted one of his thugs Frankie on live television as one of these. It's not until he gets his hands on Harvey's psychiatric file that he realizes it was just Big Bad Harv reacting to a minor slight.



** Frankie mentions that Dent's a maniac and should be the one going to jail [[{{Hypocrite}} even though he taunted him in front of reporters and the Gotham PD]], which is exactly what happens to Two-Face at the end of the next episode.



* HypocriteHasAPoint: Even though he taunted Harvey and kicked mud into his clothes, which prompted the latter's beatdown on him, he is correct that he should be going to jail.



* MoodLighting: The background turns red to reflect Harvey Dent’s pure anger at the criminal who disses him.

to:

* MoodLighting: The background turns red to reflect Harvey Dent’s pure anger at Frankie, the criminal who disses him.



** To be fair an unknown amount of time has elapsed InUniverse. Potentially months went by after Isley's vampish assassination attempt before Dent met and courted Grace.

to:

** To be fair fair, an unknown amount of time has elapsed InUniverse. Potentially months went by after Isley's vampish assassination attempt before Dent met and courted Grace.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** To be fair an unknown amount of time has elapsed InUniverse. Potentially months went by after Isley's vampish assassination attempt before Dent met and courted Grace.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* MoodLighting: The background turns red to reflect Harvey Dent’s pure anger at the criminal who disses him.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Rant Inducing Slight is now a disambig.


* RantInducingSlight: Harvey nearly attacks Bruce who was trying to calm him down after losing his temper over the judge throwing out his case against Thorne.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Crosswick Faint In shock


* {{Fainting}}: Grace faints when she sees Two-Face's face for the first time.

to:

* {{Fainting}}: FaintInShock: Grace faints when she sees Two-Face's face for the first time.

Changed: 6

Removed: 139

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
fixed quote indentation


* OhCrap: Thorne when Big Bad Harv takes control over Harvey Dent:
--> '''Harvey:''' There's just one problem.
--> '''Rupert Thorne''': What's that?
--> '''Big Bad Harv''': You're talking to the wrong Harvey.

to:

* OhCrap: Thorne when Big Bad Harv takes control over Harvey Dent:
--> '''Harvey:''' There's just one problem.
--> '''Rupert Thorne''': What's that?
--> '''Big Bad Harv''': You're talking to the wrong Harvey.
Dent.



'''Harvey:''' There's just one problem.
'''Thorne:''' What's that?

to:

'''Harvey:''' There's just one problem. \n \\
'''Thorne:''' What's that?that?\\
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MythologyGag: Harvey's plastic surgery scene plays out very similarly to [[Film/Batman1989 Jack Napier's]][[note]]with a difference lying in how both react[[/note]].

to:

* MythologyGag: Harvey's plastic surgery scene plays out very similarly to [[Film/Batman1989 Jack Napier's]][[note]]with a Napier's]][[note]]the difference lying in how both they react[[/note]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MythologyGag: Harvey's plastic surgery scene plays out very similarly to [[Film/Batman1989 Jack Napier's.]]

to:

* MythologyGag: Harvey's plastic surgery scene plays out very similarly to [[Film/Batman1989 Jack Napier's.]]Napier's]][[note]]with a difference lying in how both react[[/note]].

Added: 98

Changed: 52

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


'''Harvey:''' There's just one problem. ''[[WhamLine You're talking to the wrong Harvey.]]''

to:

'''Harvey:''' There's just one problem.
'''Thorne:''' What's that?
'''Big Bad Harv:'''
''[[WhamLine You're talking to the wrong Harvey.]]''

Top