show. In the episode "A Narrow Escape," it was revealed that Tommy Elliot targeted Lucius Fox for his Wayne Enterprises journals. The hitman, former police officer and current Crows agent Miguel Robles, shot Lucius at a convenience store and covered it up for years until Luke and his allies solved the case and busted him. When Magpie procures one of the journals from Tommy's gangster contact Johnny Sabatino for Alice, Mouse discovers that it is written in codes. By "A Secret Kept from All the Rest," Alice and Mouse were able to decipher the codes that would take down Batman upon obtaining Lucius Fox's special glasses. When Luke was shot by Russell Tavaroff at the end of "And Justice for All" and ended up in a purgatory state as seen in "Armed and Dangerous", Lucius was partially seen by the window in a pondering state as a subconscious manifestation of Bruce Wayne gave Luke the choice of living or dying. Before Luke awoke from his coma, Lucius briefly turned toward Luke. The episode "Mad As a Hatter" introduces an A.I. version of Lucius Fox (voiced by Donny Lucas). While working on perfecting the Batwing suit, Luke discovered the A.I. version of his father in the Batwing helmet through dumb luck as it states that Lucius programmed it to help Luke out. By the season finale titled "We Having Fun Yet?", the Lucius Fox A.I. takes control of the Batblimp to pilot it to a desolate part of Gotham City so that the Joker acid wouldn't hit anyone. Before Batwing leaves the Batblimp as the A.I. sacrifices itself, the Lucius Fox A.I. states that he is proud of Luke and to protect Gotham City. Film Live-action The Dark Knight Trilogy In Batman Begins, Lucius Fox was portrayed by Morgan Freeman. Fox is a research head and friend of Bruce Wayne's late father Thomas Wayne who is demoted by Wayne Enterprises CEO William Earle to the Applied Sciences division, which involves overseeing the supplies of Wayne Enterprises' aborted research projects and prototypes. Upon returning to the business, Bruce Wayne strikes up a fast friendship which allows him to all but recruit Fox as his armorer for his Batman activities. Fox proves valuable in this role, even when he is fired by Earle. Regarding Bruce's identity as Batman, he tells Bruce, "[If] you don't want to tell me exactly what you're doing— when