>>Don't be so sure - after all, Alfred was once an agent of Her
>>Majesty's Government. :)
>
>Yeah, but would he end up with the girl in the jump seat while he was
>at it? He never quite struck me as the 00- type. :)
>

We know relatively little of Alfred Pennyworth's life before he found himself Dr. Thomas Wayne's manservant - who knows? Perhaps butlering is his retirement from a Life of Adventure and Astonishing Promiscuity. :)

>>In "Missing Cat" there's a terrific scene involving Norman very calmly
>>wielding a GIGANTIC MACHINEGUN to fend off an aircraft that's
>>attacking the roof of Roger's building. :)
>
>I keep hearing you guys talk about that, and I keep seeing a glimpse
>of it (or something like it) in the end credits. Looks like fun.
>He's certainly a better butler than the one over at the Stingray
>place...

And at the same time he's a little creepy, just because he's so damn calm about everything. Roger could be charging off to fight the Devil himself for the fate of all humanity, and all Norman would do is ask if that meant supper wouldn't be at the usual time. :)

--G.
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