the mad hatter has tea at 6 : 00 pm.
the mad hatter has tea at 6 : 00 pm.
what time does the mad hatter have tea?
6 : 00 pm
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bullet::::- in "", the mad hatter is depicted as an english, average-sized man with blonde hair and a large overbite. debuting in the episode "mad as a hatter", the shy and kind jervis tetch is a technical and electronic genius who experiments with animals using mind-controlling microchips stored within hats to stimulate brain waves. he is in love with his secretary, the aptly-named alice pleasance, which is the real name of lewis carroll's inspiration for alice in wonderland, (voiced by kimmy robertson), who does not reciprocate his feelings. donning the guise of the mad hatter, he attempts to win alice's affection by taking her out on the town after her boyfriend dumps her. she misinterprets the gesture, however, as simply a way to cheer her up, and unwittingly spurns his affections. driven over the edge, he uses his mind control microchips to turn alice into his robot-like puppet. batman defeats the mad hatter by dropping a jabberwocky ornament hanging over him. paul dini, who wrote this episode, once claimed that it was inspired by a true story involving a technical designer who had unrequited feelings for someone at work, so he committed a workplace shooting. in "", tetch uses an electronic helmet to trap batman in a virtual reality realm which gives him his greatest desires: freedom from the burdens of being batman, his parents alive and well, and a relationship with selina kyle (the virtual reality experience is entirely within batman's mind; tetch is unable to observe it and thus fails to learn batman's secret identity and other depicted details of his life). when batman finally frees himself from the equipment, he demands to know why tetch had used the machine rather than simply kill him; the mad hatter retorts that he simply wanted batman out of his life, and was willing to give him whatever life he wanted in return. the mad hatter is then taken into custody by the police. he appears in the beginning and ending scenes of "joker's wild", both of which take place in the arkham asylum lounge where he is playing chess with scarecrow and joins him and poison ivy in complaining when the joker changes the channel. in "the worry men", he creates "worry men" dolls implanted with his mind-control chips, and uses them to hypnotize gotham city's elite into giving him large sums of money. batman stops him, however, and gives him his own "worry man" to stop him from committing further crimes. in "trial", he enthralls all arkham staff members into a catatonic state so that the residential inmates can put a captured batman on trial for his "crimes" against them with the trial being presided by joker. as a member of the jury, mad hatter was the jury foreman who told joker the verdict of "not guilty". as joker plans to have batman killed and unmasked, mad hatter assisted the arkham inmates into trying to catch batman until the police storm arkham asylum and stop the prisoners. in "make 'em laugh", he sells some of these chips to the joker, who subsequently plants one on him to prevent him from telling the authorities who he sold them to, batman later found mad hatter under catatonic control of his own mind-control chips.
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