Trick Or Treat



Trick Or Treat is the third mini-episode of the first season of The Joker Blogs. It was first uploaded on Youtube on October 31, 2009.

Plot Summary
With Lyle Bolton now holding the camera, the Joker and Dr. Jeremiah Arkham are standing outside the front door of Jeremiah's house. The Joker instructs them to say "Trick or treat" when Mrs. Arkham opens the door. Lyle declines, stating that it's not even Halloween. The Joker calls him a spoilsport and tells him he will get a costume soon too. After the Joker rings the doorbell several times, he hides out of view as Mrs. Arkham opens the door and sees her husband. She looks confused by his orange prisoner jumpsuit and asks what is going on. Jeremiah implores her repeatedly to go inside and go to bed, but she continues to stand there with puzzlement on her face. The Joker lunges at her with the "Trick or treat" greeting and slams her head against the wall, knocking her out. Jeremiah screams at him for hurting her, but the Joker points the gun at him to force him into submission before shaking Mrs. Arkham awake. With Jeremiah in hysterics, the Joker grabs Mrs. Arkham by her hair and begins pulling her along the floor to another room, all the while laughing manically. The video cuts to static.

Characters

 * Scott McClure as Joker
 * Steven Molony as Dr. Jeremiah Arkham
 * Steve Gibbs as Lyle Bolton
 * Kendra Cashmore as Lisa Arkham

Production Notes

 * This video was uploaded to Youtube on Halloween.
 * Kendra Cashmore, who portrayed Lisa Arkham in this episode, went on to be recast as Dr. Harleen Quinzel in Season Two of The Joker Blogs, due to Kira Westberg being unable to continue with the role.

Event Chronology

 * The events of "Trick or Treat" occur after "Let Sleeping Dogs Lyle" and before "Dinner With The Arkhams".

Episode Connections

 * The Joker took Dr. Jeremiah Arkham as his hostage in "Car Trouble". In the same episode, he made plans to return home with Jeremiah and meet his wife.
 * Lyle Bolton was taken hostage in "Let Sleeping Dogs Lyle".