It just doesn't get any better than this, a tribute episode to both the Batman and Superman animated series of the 90s.

Joy!  The Music Meister episode is now free On Demand for all of March.

Just a little sample from the episode to whet your appetite.

The best episode of the series yet.  If you get a chance, catch it in repeats on Cartoon Network.  Neil Patrick Harris continues to flex his musical tones as the villain, the Music Meister.  His hypnotic voice makes everyone break into song.  There's another tip to the Adam West series as Shame and King Tut appear in a collage of villains in Arkham.

Yeah, I've been enjoying this TV show more than I think I ought...

All right, if you haven't watched an episode yet, or if you don't like the show, at least give this week's episode a look.  First, it's written by Paul Dini.  Second, it features Bat-Mite and Ace, Batman's dog.  Third, they make nods not only to the 60s series, but to Frank Miller's Dark Knight, the movie series, and Batman: The Animated Adventures.  This is a must see.  It's great.

Have seen every episode now except for the Christmas one and the new one that premieres either this week or next.  The last episode I saw was another nod to the old television series as Batman and Green Arrow stop a prison escape by a group of prisoners that included The Archer, Book Worm, Clock King, Ma Parker, Shame, Marsha, Queen of Diamonds, Egg Head, and King Tut.  Very well done.

http://www.newsarama.com/tv/090326-animated-shorts.html

And Paul Rubens as Bat-Mite.  Nothing is sacred with this show.  Cool!

He's growing on me.  At first, I wasn't happy with his characterization being similar to Hercules from Marvel's The Avengers, only dimmer, but he must be wearing me down.  I caught the episode where Batman helps him stop an overthrow by Ocean Master and the destruction of Atlantis by Black Manta.  In it, Aquaman is telling Batman stories of his various victories and how he names the stories.

"I call that the story of how I defeated the Mermen." or something as silly.

He makes water bubbles and his aquatic telepathy sounds just like it did in The Super Friends.

Am I the only one watching this show? Have I found my new Knight Rider?

Great episode and shows that this is a continuation of the 60's Batman series as Batman reminisces about some of the death traps he's gotten out of, all of which were from the series, including the giant clam!

All right, now this is cool.  Batman teaming up with Kamandi, The Last Boy on Earth.  That seals its fate as cool with me.