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The Joker throws a reporter into a vat of chemicals and turns him into the manically wacky superhero, The Creeper.
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Title: Beware the Creeper (Nov 1998)
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| Kevin Conroy | ... |
Batman /
Bruce Wayne
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Mathew Valencia | ... | |
| Efrem Zimbalist Jr. | ... |
Alfred Pennyworth
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| Jeff Bennett | ... |
The Creeper /
Jack Ryder /
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| Mark Hamill | ... |
The Joker
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| Arleen Sorkin | ... |
Harley Quinn /
Dr. Harleen Quinzel
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| Elizabeth Daily | ... |
Thrift Store Manager /
Additional Voices
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| Billy West | ... |
Cur /
Lar /
Mo
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The Joker throws a reporter into a vat of chemicals and turns him into the manically wacky superhero, The Creeper.
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The Creeper: They call me..."Yellow-Skinned Wacky Man!" But I prefer the Creeper.
Robin: Call Arkham, quick.
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Harley Quinn's anniversary song to Joker is an homage to Marilyn Monroe's famous rendition of "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy. See more »Quotes
Batman: Who are you?The Creeper: They call me..."Yellow-Skinned Wacky Man!" But I prefer the Creeper.
Robin: Call Arkham, quick.
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Not since "Harley's Holiday" has an episode made me laugh so much. There's nothing complicated about this one, it's just comedy and action, but mostly comedy. It saddens me that Creeper wasn't used more, but at least he had one of the funniest uses of a half hour I can think of. Other than the dark way the episode starts, every line from Creeper got a laugh out of me. Also I love the idea of someone basically being a giant annoyance to Joker. You can tell that the writers had a fun time with this one, and so did the cast. Also the lines taken from "Animaniacs" are golden. This is just a light-hearted and funny episode and I'd hate to meet someone who doesn't like it.