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* IKnewIt: [[spoiler: Some connected the dots between Dane Lisslow and Deathstroke early, considering Dane and Bruce had so much in common, and Deathstroke had both of his eyes.]]
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** Creator/TaraStrong voices Barbara Gordon, reprising her voicing of the character in the Franchise/{{DCAU}}.
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** Creator/TaraStrong voices Barbara Gordon, reprising her voicing of the character in the Franchise/{{DCAU}}.Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse.
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* NetworkToTheRescue: The show moved to Creator/{{Toonami}} on May 10th, where it aired ''all'' 26 of its episodes before CN executives wrote off the series as a finantial failure and forbade reruns.
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* NetworkToTheRescue: The show moved to Creator/{{Toonami}} on May 10th, where it aired ''all'' 26 of its episodes before CN executives wrote off the series as a finantial financial failure and forbade reruns.
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** Given the climate of entertainment today, where comic book adaptations are some of the hottest properties around, the fact that Cartoon Network either could not or would not make a killing off a Batman show is mind-boggling. Batman is the single best-selling comic book there is, and has already had [[Series/Batman1966 four]] [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries successful]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman television]] [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold adaptations]] going back to the 1960s-- to say nothing of his films and video games. Batman prints money, he's the very definition of a cash cow, to the point where [=DC=]'s basic marketing strategy sometimes feels like "Make everything as similar to Batman as possible." There are no words, basically, for how hard you have to try to ''not'' have a successful Batman adaptation. Even the Toonami promos for the above-mentioned 7-episode finale marathon seemed to highlight the ridiculousness of the situation, ending with a very telling quote from the show:
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** Given the climate of entertainment today, where comic book adaptations are some of the hottest properties around, the fact that Cartoon Network either could not or would not make a killing off a Batman show is mind-boggling. Batman is the single best-selling comic book there is, and has already had [[Series/Batman1966 four]] had]] [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries five]] [[WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond successful]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman television]] [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold adaptations]] going back to the 1960s-- to say nothing of his films and video games. Batman prints money, he's the very definition of a cash cow, to the point where [=DC=]'s basic marketing strategy sometimes feels like "Make everything as similar to Batman as possible." There are no words, basically, for how hard you have to try to ''not'' have a successful Batman adaptation. Even the Toonami promos for the above-mentioned 7-episode finale marathon seemed to highlight the ridiculousness of the situation, ending with a very telling quote from the show:
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** Mitch Watson mentioned [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6fnxa5615c in an interview]] (28:35) that he wanted to portray Oracle in a wheelchair, as in the comics, but Cartoon Network did not want to have characters in wheelchairs because "it was too depressing".
