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Joker's Millions is the seventh episode of The New Batman Adventures. It first aired on February 21, 1998. The Joker is revealed to be having money problems, but all of that soon changes when he inherits a massive fortune from his old rival King Barlowe. The Joker is made a free and wealthy man, however, the Clown Prince soon realizes that his fortune is not what he thought it was, as King

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Additionally, the Joker learns of Edward "King" Barlowe's deception via a video tape and attempts to have one of his men impersonate him to distract Batman from what happened. However, Batman exposes the imposter and the Joker is eventually captured and sent to Arkham Asylum, where Harley takes revenge on him for replacing her. References

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The fortune he left for the Joker was mostly fake and what little of it was real, Joker has already spent. King Barlowe knew that Joker wouldn't reveal the truth and make himself the laughing stock of the underworld, but now that he is penniless, Joker is sure to go to prison for tax evasion; giving King Barlowe the pleasure of getting the last

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Edward "King" Barlowe was a Gotham City crime lord.. History []. Barlowe was a rival of the Joker.Terminally ill, he pretended to leave his wealth to his old enemy. He also made a videotape shortly before his death, saying the inheritance was a scam to get the Joker into an impossible jam: when the I.R.S. came to claim a sizable inheritance tax, Joker would discover that most of his fortune

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Counterfeit Cash: Most of Joker's "inheritance" consists of fake money and valuables.The bills even have King Barlowe's face on them as an extra "in your face" to the Clown Prince of Crime. Cute, but Cacophonic: Fake Harley considered In-Universe even more beautiful than original Harley… until she opens her mouth. Then you realize she has a nasally voice and Annoying Laugh.

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Magnificent Bastard: "King" Edward Barlowe was a ruthless Gotham kingpin in his heyday who unexpectedly leaves an inheritance of $250 million dollars to his hated rival the Joker after he passes away, even passing over his bodyguard of ten years to do so. The Joker promptly goes on a spending spree, buying his way out of justice and spending

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Joker's Millions: Directed by Dan Riba. With Kevin Conroy, Tara Strong, Loren Lester, Mark Hamill. A destitute Joker unaccountably inherits a fortune from a hated rival, only to find out the hard way why.

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In 1952's Detective Comics #180, called "The Joker's Millions," the purple-wearing villain inherits millions of dollars only to realize he's being punked by the criminal King Barlowe and

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Unfortunately, Barlow only left Joker with about $10 million in real cash and $240 million in counterfeit $1000 bills with his face on them, meaning that Joker is now more broke than ever. If he

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Hiya, Joker. If you're playing this tape, you probably figured out you've been had. Yeah, I left you some cash, but only 10 million, which, knowing you, you've already blown. All the other stuff: money, jewels and gold... it's all fake. See, I always hated your guts, and this was the perfect payback. By now, you're probably outta real money. The IRS is after you, and you can't admit I fooled

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Crime boss Edward "King" Barlowe dies and in his will leaves his arch-rival, the Joker, a large fortune of $250 million. The Joker immediately goes on a shopping spree, even searching for a replacement for Harley Quinn, but realizes too late that almost all of the money is fake as a joke of Barlowe's to trick him. The clown's broke.

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Here we find a broke Joker taking unnecessary risks in order to acquire more cash to finance his unique lifestyle. These risks naturally put him at odds with Batman and the other vigilantes of Gotham. "Joker's Millions" is based on a comic of the same name from 1952 and also shares some similarities with the 1985 film Brewster's

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Joker was the subject of a prank by the dying gangster "King" Barlowe, who supposedly left his entire fortune to Joker but actually hid vast amounts of counterfeit money and goods under a much smaller amount of legitimate material. Joker intended to retire, but had to pay an inheritance tax or risk revealing that Barlowe had gotten one over on him.

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King Barlowe : Hiya, Joker. If you're playing this tape, you've probably figured out you've been had. Yeah, I left you some cash, but only ten million, which, knowing you, you've already blown. All the other stuff, money, jewels and gold, it's all fake.

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The Joker : [to his barking hyenas] Yeah, yeah, you're hungry, I'm hungry. Do me a favor and eat each other. The Joker : After all, it's only money. So I'll let the taxpayers foot my bill again. Besides, it'll be nice to see the old gang. Harley Quinn : One them's dying to see you, too, puddin'.

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The Joker returned to Gotham City a month later, still bankrupt. He unwittingly received a $250 million inheritance from his former gangland rival Edward "King" Barlowe. Joker immediately spent the first million on various pursuits, such as hiring a defense team to wipe his criminal record clean and even trying to buy Nightwing and Batgirl off

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After the crime lord, King Barlowe, dies, his men are baffled to learn he bequeathed his fortune to his greatest enemy, the Joker. The cackling clown gladly accepts the money and retires from

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Batman: White Knight. DC Comics. "Batman: White Knight" from writer-artist Sean Murphy flips the script on the traditional Batman-Joker dynamic. A seemingly rehabilitated Joker, now going by his

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Happens in the episode, "Joker's Millions". A wealthy mob boss named King Barlowe dies, naming the Joker as the sole inheritor of his $250 million fortune. Even his henchmen couldn't figure it out because they thought Barlowe hated the Joker. As it turned out, he only left the Joker $10 million in real money, and the rest was all fake.

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