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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/MarkHamill has often stated that this episode has his favorite Joker scene where the Clown Prince of Crime delivers a eulogy to the supposed and dearly departed ArchEnemy, highlighting the need of the Joker to have Batman.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/MarkHamill has often stated that this episode has his favorite Joker scene where the Clown Prince of Crime delivers a eulogy to the supposed and dearly departed ArchEnemy, highlighting the need of the Joker to have Batman. Which became HarsherInHindsight when Creator/KevinConroy passed away in real life and, sure enough, Hamill responded with some rather touching last respects that would have fit right in with the Joker's.
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* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/BruceTimm stated that the idea for the episode came when he and Creator/PaulDini debated on what it would be like if Batman was not present for the majority of the episode. Indeed, it is one of the most-acclaimed episodes of the series.
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* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/BruceTimm stated that the idea for the episode came when he and Creator/PaulDini debated on what it would be like if they could make a good episode where Batman was not present for the majority of the episode.it. Indeed, it is one of the most-acclaimed episodes of the series.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Joker holds a funeral for his rival, complete with Harley Quinn playing AmazingFreakingGrace '''on a kazoo'''. Harley's voice actress Creator/ArleenSorkin actually did the kazoo herself, and reportedly they had to do this bit (and Joker's follow-up line, "Well that was fun! Who's for Chinese?") in one take because the cast was laughing too hard to try again.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/MarkHamill has often stated that this episode has his favorite Joker scene where the Clown Prince of Crime delivers a eulogy to the supposed and dearly departed ArchEnemy, highlighting the need for the Joker to have Batman.
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* OneTakeWonder: Harley performing "Amazing Grace" on the kazoo was done by Creator/ArleenSorkin in one take. In an interview, Creator/PaulDini stated that it was fortunate that Sorkin was able to complete the song in one take, as immediately after that, she and the remainder of the voice cast also broke into uncontrollable laughter, and "we'd have never gotten a second take of it".
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* OneTakeWonder: Harley performing "Amazing Grace" "[[AmazingFreakingGrace Amazing Grace]]" on the kazoo was done by Creator/ArleenSorkin in one take. In an interview, Creator/PaulDini stated that it was fortunate that Sorkin was able to complete the song in one take, as immediately after that, she and the remainder of the voice cast also broke into uncontrollable laughter, and "we'd have never gotten a second take of it".
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* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/BruceTimm stated that the idea for the episode came when he and Creator/PaulDini debated on what it would be like if Batman was not present for the majority of the episode. Indeed, it is one of the most-acclaimed episodes of the series.
* OneTakeWonder: Harley performing "Amazing Grace" on the kazoo was done by Creator/ArleenSorkin in one take. In an interview, Creator/PaulDini stated that it was fortunate that Sorkin was able to complete the song in one take, as immediately after that, she and the remainder of the voice cast also broke into uncontrollable laughter, and "we'd have never gotten a second take of it".
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* OneTakeWonder: Harley performing "Amazing Grace" on the kazoo was done by Creator/ArleenSorkin in one take. In an interview, Creator/PaulDini stated that it was fortunate that Sorkin was able to complete the song in one take, as immediately after that, she and the remainder of the voice cast also broke into uncontrollable laughter, and "we'd have never gotten a second take of it".
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