Disclaimer: all recognizable Batman characters belong to DC Comics and the Doctor and his Tardis belong to whoever came up with Doctor Who.

The people in Becca's neighborhood knew that Becca was Abigail Williams's granddaughter and they didn't find it the least bit suspicious that she'd claimed the house several years after Abigail passed away. Not once did anyone suspect she could be a wanted criminal.

Her roommates, on the other hand, caused a bit of confusion. The neighbors never asked questions, but they still thought her housemates were a bit odd.

Becca thanked every single god and deity in the universe that Jonathan and Jervis were almost unrecognizable out of costume—or she would have, anyway, if she actually believed any of that religious crap. Without the Scarecrow and Mad Hatter getups, Jonathan Crane and Jervis Tetch looked pretty normal. Well, as normal as you can look when one of you is over six feet tall and the other is less than five feet.

For the most part, though, nobody paid much attention, even when Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy showed up one night.

"Hey," Becca greeted as she opened the front door and saw her friends. "Bout time you got here."

Ivy pointed a thumb in Harley's direction. "We got lost thanks to her."

"Hey!"

"What? We did."

Harley pouted for about two seconds before grinning from ear to ear. "Look what I found at our friendly neighborhood video store," she said while pulling a set of DVD's out from underneath her coat.

"Awesome," Becca said with a wide grin of her own. "Alrighty then, the DVD player's hooked up and I've got popcorn popping. Allons-y!"

"Are you lot still watching that?" Jonathan had ventured out to where the girls were gathered.

"Yes, and you should watch it too. It's a good series." Becca responded without looking away from TV. She'd already seen the episode, but this was her favorite part.

"I'll pass," he said before leaving the girls to their marathon. Before he did, though, he looked at the TV and tilted his head. "What's this even about?"

"An alien and his companions travel through time and space in a police box that's bigger on the inside."

He pointed to the screen. "And that is . . .?"

"The Doctor."

"Doctor Who?"

"Exactly."

A/N: Doctor Who is one of the most amazing TV shows ever written.