Gotham City is featured heavily in "", "The New Batman Adventures" and "Batman Beyond" (where by then in the future is known as Neo-Gotham) and makes cameo appearances in ", Justice League, Justice League Unlimited" and "Static Shock". When describing Gotham City Paul Dini, a writer and director of the show, stated "in my mind, it was sort of like what if the 1939 World's Fair had gone on another 60 years or so"."""" In the episode "", a driver's license lists a Gotham area resident's hometown as "Gotham Estates, NY". In the episode , when Bruce Wayne leaves for England, a map shows Gotham City, at the joining of Long Island and the Hudson River. The episode shows a character's address in a police file indicating that Gotham City is located in New York state. The episode , however, implies that Gotham resides in a state of the same name; a prison workshop is shown stamping license plates that read "Gotham: The Dark Deco State" (as a reference to the artistic style of the series). The episode "" states that Gotham City has a population of approximately 10 million people. This figure was also given in the 1960s "Batman" TV series episode "Egg Grows in Gotham", the thirteenth episode of the second season.