The 1966 Batman Message Board

THE BATPHONE! wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 25, 2019 6:05 pm

Kite Kid wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 25, 2019 5:12 pm

Their shirts show that all three have names: Washrag, Wetmop and Soap.

Penguin must have been pretty angry at his henchmen to give them such silly names!

Interesting, I had never noticed the additional henchmen’s names.

Because Dustbag is so much better than Washrag!

I thought it was the Joker who was into surfing? Regardless, happy birthday Ms Newmar.

Very nice, but I cringed when the host (Mike Douglas?) says, "Tell me about Adam What's His Name".

If such things are important to you, I doubt that anyone on Zazzle is paying licensing fees. People here have bashed the sellers of bootleg DVD copies of the show and this seems like the same thing to me.

It would be interesting to redo it now with the same people.

Great idea. This could take some pondering.

I have never enjoyed watching Julie as the naïve "girl next door" type. I just don't think she does it well; especially after watching her playing the season 1 Catwoman. Give her a character with some teeth instead of an empty head. I am not criticizing those that enjoy watching her in this kind of ...

The Dayton Philharmonic has done the same thing. We have seen Singing in the Rain and Casablanca. I think they are doing one of the Star War movies next year. It is a cool way to watch a movie.

Cute, but Robin really needs a shave. Zoinks!

Very nice. It looks like you have other Batman related artwork too. Are these in a room or hallway?

I just bought some double sided cellophane tape. I think it was Scotch brand tape. It was only $3. You might want to do a quick internet search to see if the item has any value. Look on eBay. If it has value consider selling it. Personally, I would assemble it unless it has a ridiculous resale value.

Julie is my favorite, but Lee and Eartha both did a great job. I used to have Lee at number two, but watching the series on DVD I now put Eartha in the number two spot on my list. Julie just had fun with the role and it really shows. She could be nasty one second and then seductive the next; just li...

Wow, looks great.

Madlyn Rhue, Khan's love interest in the Space Seed episode, was diagnosed with MS in 1977. I believe this is why she did not appear in the movie. She did continue to act though. IMDB notes that towards end of her career she supposedly almost lost her health insurance through the screen actors guild...

Burgess Meredith was in the Army Air Corps during WWII. It appears he made training and education films for America's armed forces.

Any others?