1. The Cat and the Claw (1)  

First aired: 9/5/1992    Production Code: 513

Batman encounters the new cat burglar in town, a young woman who is appropriately dressed like a cat. He doesn't have much time to worry about her, however, because the city is buzzing with word of a new terrorist group in town, led by the sinister Red Claw . . .

2. On Leather Wings  

First aired: 9/6/1992    Production Code: 501

A mysterious bat-like creature terrorizes Gotham City. The Police Force is in pursuit of the Dark Knight who investigates strange incidences so as to clear his name.

3. Heart of Ice  

First aired: 9/7/1992    Production Code: 514

A vengeful Mr. Freeze hatches a plot against Ferris Boyle, the uncaring businessman who inadvertently created him.

4. Feat of Clay (1)  

First aired: 9/8/1992    Production Code: 520

An actor who uses a miracle cream to fix the scars left by an accident has the ability to change his face into anyone else's. The trouble is that he has deceived an employee of Bruce Wayne's into thinking the he was Bruce Wayne. This does not go well with Bruce's alter-ego. On top of that, the supplier (Daggett) has lost interest in the actor (Hagen).

5. Feat of Clay (2)  

First aired: 9/9/1992    Production Code: 521

The overdose of Renuyu Daggett's goons forced on Matt Hagen has caused him to turn into a monstrous creature with the ability to shift his body to mimic others' appearances. He plans to exact his revenge on Daggett, even if it means going up against Batman.

6. It's Never Too Late  

First aired: 9/10/1992    Production Code: 511

Batman throws himself into the middle of a mob war and rescues aging mob boss Arnold Stromwell. He forces the crime lord to take a hard look at the life he's created for himself, and Stromwell has to confront his dreaded past.

7. Joker's Favor  

First aired: 9/11/1992    Production Code: 522

A man named Charlie Collins is coerced into playing a role in the Joker's plot to kill Commissioner Gordon.

8. The Cat and the Claw (2)  

First aired: 9/12/1992    Production Code: 516

Batman and the Catwoman team up to stop Red Claw's terrorists from holding Gotham City hostage with a virulent strain of the plague.

9. Pretty Poison  

First aired: 9/14/1992    Production Code: 505

The life of D.A. Harvey Dent, Bruce’s friend, is put in peril by Pamela Isley, a woman who holds Dent responsible for the extinction of a rare flower species. It’s up to Batman to grab hold of the super-villainess Poison Ivy and save his friend.

10. Nothing to Fear  

First aired: 9/15/1992    Production Code: 503

Batman must capture a villain who calls himself the Scarecrow, the master of fear, while fighting his own inner demons.

11. Be A Clown  

First aired: 9/16/1992    Production Code: 509

Feeling unloved by his father, Mayor Hill's son becomes enamored with the Joker.

12. Appointment in Crime Alley  

First aired: 9/17/1992    Production Code: 526

A once respected neighborhood is terrorized by a man wanting to destroy it to build a new complex.

13. P.O.V.  

First aired: 9/18/1992    Production Code: 507

After a botched sting operation Detective Bullock, Officer Montoya and rookie Officer Wilkes must relate what happened to Internal Affairs. The three give conflicting stories and are suspended and forced to surrender their guns and badges. Meanwhile Officer Montoya decides to solve the case herself.

14. The Clock King  

First aired: 9/21/1992    Production Code: 525

Temple Fugate becomes the Clock King and targets Mayor Hill for revenge.

15. The Last Laugh  

First aired: 9/22/1992    Production Code: 504

The Joker threatens Gotham City with a dangerous mind-altering laughing gas.

16. Eternal Youth  

First aired: 9/23/1992    Production Code: 529

Poison Ivy lures people to her health spa and turns them into trees.

17. Two-Face (1)  

First aired: 9/25/1992    Production Code: 510

Harvey Dent has a secret that ends up costing him half his face.

18. Two-Face (2)  

First aired: 9/28/1992    Production Code: 517

Two-Face (Harvey Dent) has been stealing from Rupert Thorne's (mob boss) by hitting his fronts. His next plan is to take out Thorne. Will Batman stop him in time and will friendship prevail?

19. Fear of Victory  

First aired: 9/29/1992    Production Code: 524

The Scarecrow uses a fear inducing toxin in a sports gambling scheme.

20. I've Got Batman in My Basement  

First aired: 9/30/1992    Production Code: 512

A young aspiring detective helps Batman when he is knocked unconscious by the Penguin's nerve gas.

21. Vendetta  

First aired: 10/5/1992    Production Code: 523

Detective Bullock is framed by an old nemesis Killer Croc.

22. Prophecy of Doom  

First aired: 10/6/1992    Production Code: 519

Batman infiltrates a cult that is stealing from Bruce Wayne's wealthy friends.

23. The Forgotten  

First aired: 10/8/1992    Production Code: 508

Bruce Wayne infiltrates a camp of kidnapped homeless people. The problem is that he was hit on the head to do so and gets temporary amnesia and doesn't know who he is.

24. Mad as a Hatter  

First aired: 10/12/1992    Production Code: 527

Jervis Tetch becomes the Mad Hatter when the woman he is obsessed with gets engaged.

25. The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy  

First aired: 10/14/1992    Production Code: 531

Batman must outsmart Josiah Wormwood a criminal who schemes to acquire his cape and cowl.

26. Perchance to Dream  

First aired: 10/19/1992    Production Code: 530

Bruce Wayne finds himself in a strange world where his parents are alive and he's never been Batman.

27. The Underdwellers  

First aired: 10/21/1992    Production Code: 506

Batman stumbles onto a gang of runaways led by an adult madman who treats them less than human, but thinks he is doing right.

28. Night of the Ninja  

First aired: 10/26/1992    Production Code: 534

An old martial arts nemesis of Bruce Wayne, Kyodai Ken, comes to Gotham City planning for his revenge.

29. The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne  

First aired: 10/29/1992    Production Code: 536

An evil psychiatrist named Hugo Strange discovers Bruce Wayne's secret, and attempts to auction it to the highest bidder, which could be the Joker, Two-Face, or the Penguin.

30. Tyger, Tyger  

First aired: 10/30/1992    Production Code: 541

Selina Kyle is kidnapped by an evil scientist who turns her into a real cat-woman.

31. Dreams in Darkness  

First aired: 11/3/1992    Production Code: 528

Batman must stop the Scarecrow from poisoning Gotham City's water supply with his fear toxin while suffering from hallucinations and being locked up in Arkum Asylum.

32. Beware the Gray Ghost  

First aired: 11/4/1992    Production Code: 518

Batman seeks help from an aging actor when a mysterious man begins to pattern his crimes likes the TV show the actor once starred in as the leading role.

33. Cat Scratch Fever  

First aired: 11/5/1992    Production Code: 535

Catwoman is infected by a disease while uncovering Roland Daggett's plan to infect stray animals.

34. I Am the Night  

First aired: 11/9/1992    Production Code: 549

Commissioner Gordon gets severely wounded and Batman thinks about giving up crimefighting.

35. Almost Got 'Im  

First aired: 11/10/1992    Production Code: 546

The Joker, Penguin, Two-Face, Poison Ivy, and Killer Croc play cards and tell stories about the time each one almost got Batman only to have the revolution of Batman being there the whole time listening to their stories.

36. Moon of the Wolf  

First aired: 11/11/1992    Production Code: 542

An ex-Olympic athlete is turned into a werewolf by an evil professor's steroid formula.

37. Terror in the Sky