Badman began as a CollegeHumor sketch series in 2013 starring comedian Pete Holmes as an incompetent version of Batman who ruins interrogations and hero work through literal thinking. Harvey Dent, the Gotham district attorney who becomes Two Face in DC Comics, is a frequent target for that misunderstanding in the sketches. Clips were later shared widely on YouTube and soundboards, where short lines became reaction sounds detached from the full sketch. This exchange survives because the Dent reference is instantly recognisable to Batman fans while still reading as a generic awkward confrontation.
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A short voice clip of Badman confronting Harvey Dent from the Pete Holmes Batman parody series, used for awkward reveals and reaction jokes.
This is a brief vocal exchange from the Badman sketches, where Pete Holmes plays a clueless, self absorbed Batman facing Harvey Dent. The delivery is deadpan and slightly exasperated, with the joke landing on Batman misunderstanding the situation rather than acting heroic. At just a few seconds long it works as a quick punchline, cutting in when someone states the obvious, reveals a second side to a story, or turns a serious moment into an awkward comedy beat without needing any visual context to understand it.