3x05 Out of the Past - Batman Beyond Episode Guide

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- Episode 03x05

Episode: 03x05
Title: Out of the Past
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 44
First Aired: Oct. 21, 2000

Season 3 » Episode #05 - Out of the Past

Summary: Talia returns, offering Bruce Wayne a chance to use the Lazarus pits to become young again. But Terry and Bruce discover something shocking...

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Singer	voiced by Adrienne Barbeau
Singer	voiced by Jamie Torcellini
Punk	voiced by Gary Anthony Sturgis
Carl	voiced by Michael Rosenbaum
Gordon	voiced by Charles Kimbrough
Carter	voiced by Mark Hamill
Singer	voiced by Steven Bernstein (II)
Singer	voiced by B.J. Ward (II)
Talia	voiced by Olivia Hussey

	Season 3 / Episode 5: - Out of the Past Bruce Wayne: I should have known you'd cheat death again, Ra's. Ra's Al Ghul: I don't cheat death, I master it. Though, I assure you, this time my longevity comes at a price most dear. Bruce Wayne: Talia.
	Season 3 / Episode 5: - Out of the Past Talia: Very thorough, Terry. Though Father's name was pronounced "Raish," not "Razz." A common mistake.

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TRIVIA

When Terry and the rejuvenated Bruce take on the minions, the background music plays a variation of the original Batman: The Animated series theme.
The Batman musical featured in Out of the Past is a nod to an actual planned Batman musical which was to feature music and lyrics written by Jim Steinman, of Bat out of Hell fame. The musical was announced in 1998, but cancelled in 2005. Some of the songs written by Steinman for the intended Batman musical, "In the Land of the Pig, the Butcher is King" and "Cry to Heaven" were later sung by Meat Loaf, a regular collaborator with Jim Steinman, on the album Bat out of Hell 3.
Bruce and Terry watch "Batman: the Musical". All the actors on the stage (Batman, Gordon, the Joker, the Penguin, etc) played by the same voice actors as they were in "The Batman/Superman Adventures". The second song of the musical is taken from a 1939 Batman comic book where Batman says to Gordon, "Criminals are a superstitious and cowardly lot..."