"Perchance to dream" for me..

what about yours?

"Perchance to Dream". Same as yours!

I dont think I could choose one.

Robin's Reckoning without a doubt. The death of the Graysons is chilling and such a strong scene. Possibly the best scene in the entire show.

All of them

Two-Face's biggest issue is that his origin is the most interesting aspect of the character. Judgement Day was probably the only other noteworthy Two-Face episode.

How many times has this thread been done

Heart of Ice.

Robin's Reckoning, Heart of Ice, The Underdwellers, The Forgotten, Two-Face, Feat of Clay, Dreams in Darkness, Heart of Steel, The Demon's Quest, His Silicon Soul, etc. Series has far too many great episodes for me to choose just one.

Clayface

Can't remember the name but Batgirl dies in it

@nerevarine_11: it's Over the Edge

"The Man Who Killed Batman" has always been one of my favorite episodes. "Mad Love" is also a fantastic episode and, honestly, I think Season 4 gets a bit of a bad rep, sometimes.

This is really a tough question but Perchance to Dream.

Too many to count

Heart of Ice

Mad Love

Harley and Ivy

Almost Got Him

Is this worth watching? It looks like it's for kids.

Are you asking about a specific episode or the entire series?

The series itself may be kid-friendly, but's it's not a dumbed-down show aimed only at viewers younger that 12 years old. It will have less blood-and-guts and less sex than a show aimed at adults, but Batman: The Animated Series is still enjoyable to many people.

(Now, if you're talking about another animated Batman TV series, things may be different.)

@commissar: I was asking about Batman The Animated Series. I've seen Beware the Batman which I loved and found to be brilliant and wondered how it compares with TAS.

Didn't see much of Beware the Batman myself, but I use to occasionally watch B:TAS back when it was originally on in the early 1990s. (I've since bought the first volume on DVD and have been enjoying it.)

It has the cool feel of the old Fleischer Superman animation from the 1940s, which gives it a nice, dark vibe. And this series was also where future comic book mainstays Harley Quinn and Renee Montoya first appeared. It's definitely worth checking out.