I see that Miss Ingram is now cited in the IMDb listing for "The Purr-Fect Crime" as playing Bonnie (uncredited). I take it someone here had something to do with that?

For those who haven't seen it, the 30-second Harley Quinn bonus scene from the "Batman vs. Two-Face" blu-ray has surfaced on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX2Ezmjlh4w

Dell, I think you nailed it with Elisa Ingram. I could kick myself. I'm such a huge fan of "Hogan's Heroes" that I can tell you without even looking it up which episodes she was in (she plays Lili in "The Tower," an ATS Sergeant in "The Pizza Parlor" and the Radio Operator in "Monkey Business"), an...

This might not really fit into the category, but in the interest of completeness, I'll share: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/2/29/Secret_Origins_Special_Vol_2_1.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20080522135148 Secret Origins (Vol. 2) Special #1 (October 1989) arguably could be the very fi...

Jim Akin wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 9:17 amWas the professor a recurring character?

Yes, he was. After his initial appearance in the Red Hood story, he also appeared in the Man From U.N.C.L.E. crossover miniseries and a later issue of the regular run involving the Batrobot.

The issue will contain a new "Catwoman '66" story. Here is a preview:

Catwoman Goes Batman '66 in 80th Anniversary Preview

I've always enjoyed how Little Louie Groovy describes Catwoman, Joker and their henchmen: "The chick in the swinging outfit, the creep with the green hair and those four clowns."

In "Penguin's Clean Sweep," we see Penguin's henchmen Dustbag and Pushbroom throughout the episode, but when he arrives at Gotham City National Bank right before the batfight, he suddenly has three more. At first, I thought they were wearing the black shirts that say "Henchman" -- recycled from "En...

When Alfred overhears Lord Ffogg and Lady Peasoup plotting in the third part of the Londinium trilogy, part of the dialogue he hears is recycled from the second part of the story. In "The Bloody Tower," when Alfred listens in, he hears the following ... PEASOUP: I don't see why the girls - FFOGG: It...

Joan Staley, known to us as Shame moll Okie Annie, has died at age 79.

Joan Staley, Actress in 'The Ghost and Mr. Chicken,' Dies at 79

I was honestly under the impression that she had passed over a decade ago. This got me wondering how many of the henchmolls are still with us, so I did some research. There were some of whom I could find no information, but I'm pleased to report that many of them are still living. Terry Moore and M...

SprangFan wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2019 10:34 amI remember him best as Master of the Thralls in Star Trek's "Gamesters of Triskelion " episode

That was Joseph Ruskin. Haig's only Star Trek appearance was as the First Lawgiver in "The Return of the Archons."

Ben Bentley wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2019 4:26 am... only Burt and Sid were still with us from the notable cast.

Marianna Hill is still with us, too. Two years ago, she spoke with Me-TV about her appearances on various '60s shows, including "Batman."

Marianna Hill chats with Me-TV

Actor Sid Haig, the Royal Apothecary from "The Spell of Tut/Tut's Case Is Shut," has died at age 80. Among his vast other credits, he also played Malachi Throne's henchman on "Electra Woman and Dyna Girl." RIP.

https://www.kerrang.com/the-news/actor- ... ead-at-80/

The same group, Monster Truck Ninja, also produced "Batcave Dance Party: Virtual Reality" using all the characters from the video above. Look close and you can spot that Hush and Kite Man have been added to the crowd. https://vimeo.com/243128189 A behind-the-scenes video about the making of the part...