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Evolution of Wildcat (Ted Grant) In Tv Shows & Movies (2023)

Justice League Unlimited Wildcat, voiced by Dennis Farina, appears in the Justice League Unlimited episode "The Cat and the Canary" alongside Black Canary. Bruce Timm originally planned to use Catwoman in the episode, but due to the ban of using Batman characters in animation at the time, he was stuck with Wildcat. Wildcat, as in the comics, trained Black Canary. Spending most of his time fighting metahuman criminals in the villain Roulette's underground casino/fight club gets Dinah a bit worried about him. She, along with Green Arrow tries to rescue him. Canary is then set up to fight Wildcat, but Arrow steps in and fights him for her. Ollie is almost killed by Ted, but manages to survive. Black Canary then lets loose a sonic scream, which destroys the House and allows them to escape with Wildcat. At the end of the episode, Wildcat goes for a therapy session with the Martian Manhunter. Batman: The Brave And The Bold Wildcat in Brave and the Bold Wildcat in Brave and the Bold Wildcat has made a number of appearances on Batman: the Brave and the Bold. This version is voiced by R. Lee Ermey. Young Justice Wildcat had a brief appearance in the Young Justice episode "Humanity," in a flashback of the Justice Society of America. Smallville Wildcat was shown in Smallville: Season 9. played by actor Roger Haskett. Wildcat was framed by the Government Agency but later on he was eventually released. At the time of Icicle's defeat, Carter Hall A.K.A Hawkman, had mentioned of Ted and all the other old JSA team, may still in fact be alive and may have children or prodigies. So in conclusion, Ted may in fact have a daughter or a son (prodigy). Arrow No Caption Provided A young version of Ted Grant appears in the CW show Arrow, played by J.R. Ramirez. Ted is shown to be an ex-boxer who now owns a gym in Starling City. Many of the men in his gym are troubled kids from the street, including a Tom Bronson. Laurel Lance turns to him after the death of her sister to teach herself how to fight, on the way to establishing her vigilante career.