"Batman: The Animated Series" The Lion and the Unicorn (TV Episode 1995) - Loren Lester as Robin, Dick Grayson

Robin : [Alfred knocks out a thug with an antique chair, breaking it] And here I thought all you dusted was furniture.

Alfred Pennyworth : A Louis Quinze. What a pity.
Alfred Pennyworth : I've fixed your supper. It's upstairs in the oven.

Dick Grayson : What would we do without you, Alfred?

Alfred Pennyworth : I shudder to think.
Batman : Before he came to the States, Alfred did some work as an attache in the British Security Services. More desk jobs than field work, but he acquired quite a reputation for defusing diplomatically dangerous situations in high-security areas.

Robin : And I always thought he was just a nice old guy who polished the silver and fixed me sandwiches.

Batman : He's fixed more than that in his time. Underneath Alfred's very proper exterior is a highly resourceful government agent. He mentioned his cousin, but as far as I know, he has no living relatives. And "cousin" can sometimes mean a fellow member of an intelligence organization.

Robin : Well, I hear England's nice this time of year.
Batman : [knocking out two thugs] When they wake up, they'll tell us who they're working for.

Robin : [finding one's tattoo] I don't think we'll have to wait that long.

Batman : Red Claw.
Dick Grayson : [searching Alfred's trashed hotel room] Bruce, over here. Looks like he put up a struggle. Poor Alfred. He must've been petrified.

Bruce Wayne : I doubt it. He was pretty formidable in his day.

Loren Lester: Robin, Dick Grayson