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by Tom1980
Mon Dec 08, 2025 1:43 pm
Forum: Bat Events
Topic: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at JANUARY 2026 Hollywood Show
Replies: 18
Views: 1978

Re: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at JANUARY 2026 Hollywood S

Two more possibilities from IMDB, both from the same episode:

Sandra Wells (Babette) 89

Monique LeMaire (Madama Magda) 91
by Tom1980
Mon Dec 08, 2025 4:15 am
Forum: Bat Events
Topic: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at JANUARY 2026 Hollywood Show
Replies: 18
Views: 1978

Re: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at JANUARY 2026 Hollywood S

Thanks Barnabas, nice to know that, if accurate, Fine Finny Fiends is my fav Penguin episode.

Also, according to IMDB, Ziva Rodann (Nefertiti) is maybe still with us at age 92.
by Tom1980
Thu Dec 04, 2025 11:02 pm
Forum: Bat Events
Topic: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at JANUARY 2026 Hollywood Show
Replies: 18
Views: 1978

Re: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at JANUARY 2026 Hollywood S

I think Leslie Parrish is also still alive, and Tisha Sterling and Gail Hire (Miss Bacon). And Edy Williams from the Liberace episodes.
Kathy Kersh
Eric Shea ("come back Shame")
by Tom1980
Thu Dec 04, 2025 2:47 pm
Forum: Bat Events
Topic: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at JANUARY 2026 Hollywood Show
Replies: 18
Views: 1978

Re: BatLadies Julie Newmar, Nancy Kovack, Linda Gaye Scott, Sivi Aberg, Susan Silo photo ops at Spring 2026 Hollywood Sh

That's a great line up of people, what a dream it would be to be there. I love the episode "Joker Trumps An Ace", one of my favourites, so it is real nice to find out Jane Wald is alive and well.
by Tom1980
Mon Aug 04, 2025 4:49 am
Forum: Bat Board
Topic: Witness For the Prosecution Connection?
Replies: 1
Views: 32382

Witness For the Prosecution Connection?

Hi. I was watching this old 1957 movie the other night. For those not familiar, it is about a guy (Tyrone Power) who is on trial for murdering an older lady to get her inheritance. The guy first meets the lady when she is in a hat shop trying on different types of hat. As soon as I saw the lady, I r...
by Tom1980
Tue Feb 18, 2025 11:40 pm
Forum: Bat Merchandise
Topic: The Latest Batman Item You've Acquired?
Replies: 3078
Views: 5580559

Re: The Latest Batman Item You've Acquired?

Hello. While in the local grocery shop I came across these packets of candy sticks. There were a few different box covers (including one for Superman as well). Each one comes with a sheet of tiny stickers, and the back of the sticker sheet has a warning that they are stickers and not to be eaten. He...
by Tom1980
Wed Jun 12, 2024 1:50 am
Forum: Bat Merchandise
Topic: The Latest Batman Item You've Acquired?
Replies: 3078
Views: 5580559

Re: The Latest Batman Item You've Acquired?

Nice photo. The Batman annual with the photo cover was brought out by a different publisher, but in the same year as one of the Storybook Annuals. But the cover is misleading, as all the contents are reprints of strip stories straight from the comics. While the Storybook Annuals only have artwork co...
by Tom1980
Tue Jun 11, 2024 12:45 pm
Forum: Bat Merchandise
Topic: The Latest Batman Item You've Acquired?
Replies: 3078
Views: 5580559

Re: The Latest Batman Item You've Acquired?

There were four of those UK "Storybook Annuals" brought out in the sixties. The stories in the first one bear no resemblance to anything we ever saw, but the next three are styled straight from the TV series, clearly the writers had seen a few episodes by that time. All the major villains ...
by Tom1980
Mon Aug 08, 2022 1:41 am
Forum: Bat Board
Topic: Where was this video clip taken from?
Replies: 11
Views: 5253

Re: Where was this video clip taken from?

Hello.

Here are pages from the magazine as promised, and a preview from the week before. Hope you enjoy.
by Tom1980
Sat Aug 06, 2022 3:23 am
Forum: Bat Board
Topic: Where was this video clip taken from?
Replies: 11
Views: 5253

Re: Where was this video clip taken from?

Hello I live in the UK, and I have an issue of a comic magazine called "Look-In" dated 26th June 1976 which has a two page feature on this record, including a short interview with Adam. I'll try to get this scanned and share it on here on Monday. I though I recognised Nicholas Young in the...
by Tom1980
Fri May 21, 2021 1:01 pm
Forum: Bat Board
Topic: Repeat henchmen?
Replies: 12
Views: 9136

Re: Repeat henchmen?

A couple more, Dick Crockett played Morgan in the movie, and one of the six henchmen in Zodiac Crimes. In season 2, Charles Picerni worked for Clock King, Mad Hatter, then straight out in time to work for the Joker/Penguin in the next episode. Also turned up working for Minerva in the last ever epis...
by Tom1980
Fri Jul 24, 2020 10:29 am
Forum: Bat Board
Topic: Michael Greene (Matches) RIP
Replies: 3
Views: 4864

Michael Greene (Matches) RIP

Hi I was just checking on IMDB to confirm if I'd spotted Michael Greene (Riddler's henchman Matches in "Ring of Wax") in another TV show, and sad to see he passed away just earlier this year on January 10th 2020. Lived to age of 86, and has credits right up to 2019. I don't think I had see...
by Tom1980
Fri Sep 21, 2018 11:42 pm
Forum: Bat Board
Topic: Aunt Harriet in the 1966 movie.
Replies: 20
Views: 13934

Re: Aunt Harriet in the 1966 movie.

Thanks for the script copy, this is very interesting. There is a little more dialogue from Batman when he calls the Pentagon over the submarine which appears to have been shortened in editing. The ridiculousness of that scene went over me when I was little, but I find it very funny now. Asking if he...
by Tom1980
Wed Jun 20, 2018 6:18 am
Forum: Bat Board
Topic: Another comic story that was the basis of a Batman 66 episode.
Replies: 12
Views: 8619

Re: Another comic story that was the basis of a Batman 66 episode.

Was there not a mid sixties comic which reprinted some old stories (Joker's Utility Belt amongst them), which indicates current comics (albeit reprints) were being used as reference material?