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The following recordings are for the expressed purpose of medical research and is the sole ownership of Gotham City's Arkham Asylum Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program staff and facilities. Doctor H. Quinzel is currently responsible for the video sessions for Patient #4479 and are intended for her viewing and the hospital team's viewing only. Written by Anonymous
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The actor who plays Patient #4479, Scott Mclure, also plays Thomas Elliot in a few episodes. Especially in the episode entitled The Wedding Video. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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At the end of "The Dark Knigt" Batman managed to prove that The Joker was wrong and that deep inside humans are good. The Joker was imprisoned and his reign of terror was over. Or was it? The Joker Blogs follows in a disturbingly real "found-footage" style The Joker's life after The Dark Knight. Undoubtly insane he is thrown into Arkham Asalym. But the Joker continues his schemes of terror by slowly breaking down the young and soon to be married Harleen Quinzel bit by bit and he develops a morbid obsession of her. At the same time Quinzel gets more and more attached to The Joker.
While The Dark Knight's Joker pretty humorless, Scott McClure brings back some of the humor to the character making him even more unpredictable and scary. The series balances humor and horror until the line is completely gone.
I am actually utterly speechless about how awesome this series is. I can't find the right words to describe it...
You can't really compare this to any other fan-series ever made. This is bold, brilliant, terrifying, magnetic, hilarious, monstrous. The acting and directing is spot on. You truly believe this is real footage of the Joker leaked on the Internet.
Any Batman fan has to see it. No, every one has to see it.