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** B) [[CaptainObvious Got Joker involved]], to the point where he decided he didn't want to destroy the Joker-themed casino that was meant to be a giant middle finger to him -- instead, he liked the place and was willing to kill Kaiser to take it over.
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** B) [[CaptainObvious Got Joker involved]], to the point where he decided he didn't want to destroy the Joker-themed casino that was meant to be a giant middle finger to him -- instead, he liked the place and [[TheStarscream was willing to kill Kaiser to take it over.over]].
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'''Cameron Kaiser:''' Summer, please. The joker is a classic symbol long associated with cards and games. I can't help it if there's a passing resemblance to some criminal ''[briefly glances at the camera]'' ''fruitcake!''\\\
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'''Cameron Kaiser:''' Summer, please. The My joker is a classic symbol long associated with cards and games. I can't help it if there's a passing resemblance to some criminal ''[briefly glances at the camera]'' ''fruitcake!''\\\
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'''The guard:'''[[note]]who is really one of Kaiser's goons[[/note]] I know you are, but what am I?
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** The structure of Joker's Wild resembles that of a castle. That's because the casino was supposed to have a medieval theme.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Kaiser sending Batman down to the basement so the Joker can deal with him is a ''huge'' mistake on his part; all it does is let Batman inform the Joker of Kaiser's actual intent, causing the villain to change his plans and confront Kaiser directly.
-->'''The Joker:''' ''[to Batman]'' I hate it when you make sense!
-->'''The Joker:''' ''[to Batman]'' I hate it when you make sense!
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Kaiser sending Batman down to the basement so the Joker can deal with him is a ''huge'' mistake on his part; all it does is let Batman inform the Joker of Kaiser's actual intent, causing the villain to change his plans and confront Kaiser directly.
-->'''The Joker:''' -->'''Joker:''' ''[to Batman]'' I hate it when you make sense!
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* ShrineToSelf: Joker, once he gets over the outrage over Kaiser theming his casino after the former's likeness, consider's the casino one.
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* ShrineToSelf: Joker, once he gets over the outrage over Kaiser theming his casino after the former's likeness, consider's considers the casino one.
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* TheStarscream: Once Joker finds out that Kaiser was just using him as a patsy to collect the insurance money on the casino, he decides to kill him to take it over, having grown attached to the casino having his image postered all over it.
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* WhamShot: Bruce peels off the Joker-themed wallpaper in his room to find a medieval theme hidden underneath.
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** B) [[CaptainObvious Got Joker involved]], to the point where he decided he didn't want to destroy the Joker-themed casino that was meant to be a giant middle finger to him -- instead, he liked the place and was willing to kill Kaiser to take it over.
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** B) [[CaptainObvious Got Joker involved]], to the point where he decided he didn't want to destroy the Joker-themed casino that was meant to be a giant middle finger to him -- instead, he liked the place and [[TheStarscream was willing to kill Kaiser to take it over.over]].
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'''Cameron Kaiser:''' Summer, please. The joker is a classic symbol long associated with cards and games. I can't help it if there's a passing resemblance to some criminal ''[briefly glances at the camera]'' ''fruitcake!''\\\
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'''Cameron Kaiser:''' Summer, please. The My joker is a classic symbol long associated with cards and games. I can't help it if there's a passing resemblance to some criminal ''[briefly glances at the camera]'' ''fruitcake!''\\\
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'''The guard:'''[[note]]who is really one of Kaiser's goons[[/note]] I know you are, but what am I?
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** The structure of Joker's Wild resembles that of a castle. That's because the casino was supposed to have a medieval theme.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Kaiser sending Batman down to the basement so the Joker can deal with him is a ''huge'' mistake on his part; all it does is let Batman inform the Joker of Kaiser's actual intent, causing the villain to change his plans and confront Kaiser directly.
-->'''The Joker:''' ''[to Batman]'' I hate it when you make sense!
-->'''The Joker:''' ''[to Batman]'' I hate it when you make sense!
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Kaiser sending Batman down to the basement so the Joker can deal with him is a ''huge'' mistake on his part; all it does is let Batman inform the Joker of Kaiser's actual intent, causing the villain to change his plans and confront Kaiser directly.
-->'''The Joker:''' -->'''Joker:''' ''[to Batman]'' I hate it when you make sense!
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* ShrineToSelf: Joker, once he gets over the outrage over Kaiser theming his casino after the former's likeness, consider's the casino one.
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* ShrineToSelf: Joker, once he gets over the outrage over Kaiser theming his casino after the former's likeness, consider's considers the casino one.
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* TheStarscream: Once Joker finds out that Kaiser was just using him as a patsy to collect the insurance money on the casino, he decides to kill him to take it over, having grown attached to the casino having his image postered all over it.
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* WhamShot: Bruce peels off the Joker-themed wallpaper in his room to find a medieval theme hidden underneath.
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** Yes, everyone knows that Arkham's [[SwissCheeseSecurity bad security]] is the [[Cardboard Prison point]], but there was absolutely ''no'' reason for the door to the courtyard to be unlocked, which Joker escapes through without even trying.
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** Yes, everyone knows we all know that Arkham's [[SwissCheeseSecurity bad security]] is the [[Cardboard Prison [[CardboardPrison point]], but there was absolutely ''no'' reason for the door to the courtyard to be unlocked, which Joker escapes through without even trying.
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Joker uses a rope made of bedsheets, ties a rock to it, (turning it into a makeshift grappling hook) and then lassos it to the steampipe of a passing truck, flying over the fencing and clinging to the side of the truck. In real life, given the trajectory his outfit still would've been snagged on the barbed wire, giving him some very nasty cuts in the process.
** Even if he ''did'' fly over the fence, instead of grappling along, he would've either landed on his stomach (very likely to get 75% skin burn in the process) or on his feet, skiing along the road like a surfer (and very like to wearing his shoes out and get blisters all over his feet).
** Even if he ''did'' fly over the fence, instead of grappling along, he would've either landed on his stomach (very likely to get 75% skin burn in the process) or on his feet, skiing along the road like a surfer (and very like to wearing his shoes out and get blisters all over his feet).
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Joker uses a rope made of bedsheets, ties a rock to it, (turning it into a makeshift grappling hook) and then lassos it to the steampipe of a passing truck, flying over the fencing fence and clinging to the side of the truck. In real life, Realistically, however, given the trajectory trajectory, his outfit still would've should've been snagged on the barbed wire, giving him some very nasty cuts in the process.
** Even if he ''did'' fly over the fence, instead of grappling along, hewould've should've either landed on his stomach (very likely to get 75% skin burn in the process) or on his feet, skiing along the road like a surfer (and very like likely to wearing his shoes out and get blisters all over his feet).
** Even if he ''did'' fly over the fence, instead of grappling along, he
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** Yes, everyone knows that Arkham's bad security is the point, but there was absolutely ''no'' reason for the door to the courtyard to be unlocked, which Joker escapes through without even trying.
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** Yes, everyone knows that Arkham's [[SwissCheeseSecurity bad security security]] is the point, [[Cardboard Prison point]], but there was absolutely ''no'' reason for the door to the courtyard to be unlocked, which Joker escapes through without even trying.
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* BlatantLies: Kaiser's claim that the casino is supposed to be a tribute to the Joker card in gambling. This might have held more water had he not dressed up the staff in the Joker's iconic purple suit (the Joker cards usually wear jester outfits), not to mention the Harley Quinn costumes and even Joker's original car proudly displayed as such.
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* BlatantLies: Kaiser's claim that the casino is supposed to be a tribute to the Joker card in gambling. This might have held more water had he not dressed up the staff in the Joker's criminal's iconic purple suit (the Joker cards usually wear jester outfits), not to mention the Harley Quinn costumes and even Joker's original car proudly displayed as such.
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* BullyingADragon: Kaiser finds out that provoking a murderous psychotic wasn't a good idea. Though, he would have gotten away in time if Batman hadn't told everything to the Joker.
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* BullyingADragon: Kaiser finds out that provoking a murderous psychotic wasn't a good idea. Though, he would have gotten away in time if Batman hadn't told everything to the tIhe Joker.
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* CastAsAMask: The dealer Batman mistakes for the real Joker is voiced by Mark Hamill.
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* CastAsAMask: The blackjack dealer Batman mistakes for the real Joker is voiced by Mark Hamill.Creator/MarkHamill.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: An entrepreneur opens a casino in Gotham City based on the Joker's likeness and gimmicks. Joker is so incensed that a complete stranger would try to "cash in on my image" that he plots to blow the casino up. Ironically, the entire point of the entrepreneur cashing in on Joker's image was that he ''[[InvokedTrope wanted]]'' Joker to come and trash the place. The entire place was set up for an insurance scam. Too bad for him, the Joker eventually decided he would rather kill the guy and run the place himself...
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* DisproportionateRetribution: An entrepreneur opens a casino in Gotham City based on the Joker's likeness and gimmicks. Joker is so incensed that a complete stranger would try to "cash in on my his image" that he plots to blow the casino up. Ironically, the entire point of the entrepreneur cashing in on Joker's image was that he ''[[InvokedTrope wanted]]'' Joker to come and trash the place. The entire place was set up for an insurance scam. Too bad for him, the Joker eventually decided he would rather kill the guy and run the place himself...
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Joker uses a grappling hook made of bedsheets, ties a rock to it, and then lassos it the steampipe of a passing truck, flying over the fencing and clinging by the truck door. In real life, given the trajectory his outfit still would've been snagged on the barbed wire, giving him some very nasty cuts in the process.
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Joker uses a grappling hook rope made of bedsheets, ties a rock to it, (turning it into a makeshift grappling hook) and then lassos it to the steampipe of a passing truck, flying over the fencing and clinging by to the truck door.side of the truck. In real life, given the trajectory his outfit still would've been snagged on the barbed wire, giving him some very nasty cuts in the process.
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* ArtisticLicensePrison: The guards overseeing Arkham's REC room carry firearms. In real life, prison guards do not carry firearms, as the dangers of an inmate overpowering them and stealing their guns are all too high.
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* ArtisticLicensePrison: ArtisticLicensePhysics: Joker uses a grappling hook made of bedsheets, ties a rock to it, and then lassos it the steampipe of a passing truck, flying over the fencing and clinging by the truck door. In real life, given the trajectory his outfit still would've been snagged on the barbed wire, giving him some very nasty cuts in the process.
** Even if he ''did'' fly over the fence, instead of grappling along, he would've either landed on his stomach (very likely to get 75% skin burn in the process) or on his feet, skiing along the road like a surfer (and very like to wearing his shoes out and get blisters all over his feet).
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** The guards overseeing Arkham's REC room carry firearms. In real life, prison guards do not carry firearms, as the dangers of an inmate overpowering them and stealing their guns are all toohigh.high.
** Yes, everyone knows that Arkham's bad security is the point, but there was absolutely ''no'' reason for the door to the courtyard to be unlocked, which Joker escapes through without even trying.
** Even if he ''did'' fly over the fence, instead of grappling along, he would've either landed on his stomach (very likely to get 75% skin burn in the process) or on his feet, skiing along the road like a surfer (and very like to wearing his shoes out and get blisters all over his feet).
* ArtisticLicensePrison:
** The guards overseeing Arkham's REC room carry firearms. In real life, prison guards do not carry firearms, as the dangers of an inmate overpowering them and stealing their guns are all too
** Yes, everyone knows that Arkham's bad security is the point, but there was absolutely ''no'' reason for the door to the courtyard to be unlocked, which Joker escapes through without even trying.
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Cameron Kaiser has run out of money to fund his casino... so he decides to commit InsuranceFraud by deliberately pissing off one of the greatest maniacs on the planet and hoping he will wreck the place so he can collect, obviously not caring about the possibility of what may happen to all of the innocent people that will inevitably become collateral damage.
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Cameron Kaiser has run out of money to fund his casino... so he decides to commit InsuranceFraud by deliberately pissing ticking off one of the greatest maniacs on the planet and hoping he will wreck the place so he can collect, obviously not caring about the possibility of what may happen to all of the innocent people that will inevitably become collateral damage.
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* NearVillainVictory: Kaiser actually got very close to pulling off his scheme, as Joker reacted exactly the way Kaiser had expected. He only failed because Joker took the time to put Batman in a deathtrap and giving him a chance to explain the scheme.
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* RemoteControlRuckus: The episode begins at Arkham with Joker and Poison Ivy [[VillainsOutShopping watching TV]], and arguing over what to watch. Ivy wants to watch a show about gardening, while Joker wants to watch comedy videos, [[{{Manchild}} acting like little children all the while]]. Annoyed, a nearby guard takes the remote and forces them to watch the news.
