The Dynamic Duo frozen stiff! With Mr Freeze on the loose, Batman not only has to fend off the villain's desire for revenge, but also recover the star pitcher of the Gotham City Eagles! Today we'll be talking about what the Bible says about how we respond to rising anger and the desire seek vengeance when others have wronged us.

The sinister snowman known as Mr Freeze has returned to Gotham City to snare the Caped Crusaders in his icy grip of revenge. What does the Bible say about revenge and the anger that spawns it?

Joker has escaped prison to exact revenge on the Comedians Hall of Fame for excluding him! Batman and his utility belt foil the Joker's plan, so Joker decides to create his own utility belt and steal the luxury cruise liner, the S.S. Gotham! We'll also talk about how the devil perverts what is good to further his schemes.

In this episode, Bruce Wayne escapes a fiery end and the Penguin's plan comes to fruition as Batman & Robin deduce that he plans to kidnap a starlet. Penguin gets away with her, but the Dynamic Duo figure out how he has been a step ahead of them and set a trap to bag this bird. We also discuss how we fight back in spiritual battles once we know how the devil operates by knowing our enemy, deducing his schemes, and positioning ourselves to fight back.

When the Penguin is released from prison, he is immediately on Batman's radar. What the Caped Crusader doesn't realize is that Penguin is using HIM to plan his next crime! We'll discuss the episode, and then talk about how the devil uses his knowledge of us to plan attacks based on our weaknesses and strengths.

In part two of the first story arc, Batman uncovers the Riddler's schemes. We'll review the episode, talk about some fun facts involving the Batmobile and the Batcave, as well as some quirks that make this episode pretty unique in the series. Then it's time to talk about how futile it is for us to try to fool God and discuss some ways to keep our relationship with Him honest.

One of the greatest TV shows of all time, Batman starts off with The Riddler, as he covers for his ultimate scheme with perfectly legal behavior. We'll talk about what happens when we cover for sin by fooling ourselves into thinking we're doing right.