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Batman Beyond Season 3
See Ras Al Gul's daughter Talia back for the first time since Superman/Batman adventures in 1998. I won't explain how. <
>Also see the first TV appearance of futuristic Justice League Unlimited, paving the way for their own show. <
>Batman Beyond is a terrific spin-off from the Batman series of the 1990s (much better than the series which it in turn spun off: Zeta Project." (You will see Zeta back one more time in this season though). <
>Kevin Conroy is now voicing an elderly Bruce Wayne who continues to instruct and train his replacement Terry McGinnis. <
>The character development between old Bruce, Terry and former Batgirl Commissioner Barbara Gordon is excellent throughout all three seasons. <
>Since my local cable TV in Aust did not show season 3, I was particularly glad to see this released on DVD. I'd been waiting for years. <
>Snatch it up and indulge yourself, <
>Peter

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pleasantly surprised
Since the team behind "Batman: The Animated Series" and "Batman Beyond" were concurrently starting work on "Justice League Unlimited," I was afraid that the quality of the series would decline with this season. But so far I've been pleasantly surprised; the interesting plots and character development continue. Too bad this is the end.

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(Not quite) the end
The third, and last, season of Batman Beyond was a big step above the decline in quality that was found in the sub-par second season of the animated series, and thank God (or Paul Dini and Bruce Timm) for that. As the third season begins, Terry McGinnis (voiced by Will Friedle) has his hands full as the Batman of the future as old villains Ink, Zeta, and the Royal Flush Gang return. It gets better though, as Talia Al Ghul, the daughter of Ra's Al Ghul, returns and makes a stunning offer to the aging Bruce Wayne, with huge results and an even bigger twist. This episode is worth picking this DVD collection up for alone as we get to see Bruce and Terry side by side fighting. It gets better with the two-parter "The Call", as Terry gets the call of a lifetime from Superman (given a great new futuristic look) to join the Justice League in an effort to uncover a traitor, with even more shocking results! Batman also takes on Big Time, a former friend from Terry's past, and then goes toe to toe with KOBRA. Sadly though, the series comes to an end with these episodes, but there would be more Batman Beyond. The Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (the director's cut that is) was an excellent film which saw the return of Batman's greatest enemy, and as a previous reviewer already mentioned, we would see an older Terry in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Epilogue" in which Terry learns a shocking secret about his real origins (and yes, it would have been oh so nice if that episode was included in this et, because that is the true end of the series). That aside, the third season of Batman Beyond is a fantastic pick up for fans of the series or Batman in general, and if you've never seen "Epilogue", you should pick up the first season of Justice League Unlimited for that alone.