Justice League Episode: The Savage Time  - 3 Parter

The Justice League returns to Earth after witnessing the Watch Tower and the Batman disappear before their very eyes. Once on Earth a Nazi like regime has taken over the world. A world where the Allies and America lost World War 2 has a greatly altered reality in the present. The villain responsible the immortal Vandal Savage. This world's Batman who is also this world's freedom fighter enables the Justice League to go back to the past to defeat Vandal Savage and the Nazis, and to change history back to it's rightful place.

Once there the League sees part of the reason for the time change. The weapons of the Nazis are more highly advanced than they should be. Superman turns out to be real handy with helping to destroy the enemies weapons especially the airplanes. Vandal Savage turns out to be the new leader of the German Nazi party instead of Adolph Hitler. 

 During this 3 parter Wonder Woman runs into Steve Trevor as voiced by Patrick Duffy. In the end of the episode Wonder Woman visits him in a retirement home. The Wonder Woman -Trevor scenes are a super nod to the Wonder Woman television series that began in World War II in it's first season.

J'ohn finds Adolph Hitler in suspended animation while investigating. The rest of the heroes fight WW2. Green Lantern's ring runs out of juice and he finds himself teaming up with World War Two's biggest army heroes Sgt Rock and Easy Company.

Hawk Girl and Superman take out a whole squadron of enemy fighter planes with the help of the Black Hawks. Superman's heat vision slices the enemy fighters easily. 

The Black Hawks, Justice League, and Easy Company all combine forces to defeat Vandal Savage's plan to attack America. Thus defeating the Nazis and restoring the time line.

Guest Stars
Patrick Duffy (Steve Trevor) Duffy sounds perfect as Steve Trevor. Better performance than even the original Steve Trevor Lyle Waggoner on the Wonder Woman tv show.  Of course everyone remembers Patrick Duffy as Bobby Ewing on "Dallas" and the family sitcom "Step by Step". He's no stranger to sci-fi heroes though. He starred as the "Man from Atlantis" in 1977. Lynda Carter Wonder Woman Wallpaper

Phil Morris (Vandal Savage) 

Opinion
Probably the best or at least in the top 5 shows of Justice League so far. It's on such a grand scale it should have been a movie instead of a cartoon.

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