1, 3, 21 ,29,71 Hi Diddle Riddle, Fine Feathered Finks, The Penguin Goes Straight, The Bookworm Turns, The Zodiac Crimes "The Carpet King's On A Roll/The King's On The Dole" Not an episode. Maybe an unused script? Thanks! Carpet king? Is there an actual script floating around? I was doing schtick. ...

A. Pennyworth wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2020 3:15 pm 1, 3, 21 ,29,71
Hi Diddle Riddle, Fine Feathered Finks, The Penguin Goes Straight, The Bookworm Turns, The Zodiac Crimes


"The Carpet King's On A Roll/The King's On The Dole" Not an episode. Maybe an unused script?

Thanks!
Carpet king? Is there an actual script floating around?

Can anyone supply, or refer me to, a list of the episodes in which there's an emergency bat-turn?

The duo wash up on Gilligan's Island in the Batboat, in need of refueling. The castaways help them work up a solution to fuel the boat, but when the duo get back to civilization, they're immediately attacked by Joker's henchmen and are bopped on the head, causing amnesia, so they never send the auth...

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Sure, Gordon and O'Hara addressed him that way, as did some villains. But I don't believe Batman ever did. It sounds very strange to me, coming from him.

Is there another one scheduled?

Bat-fodder, Ben? Appropriate right after fodder's day, as we are (at least in the US and Japan!).

Jimmy, very funny!

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Don't forget, Thursday night is the deadline for "D'oh Prize" entries! What rhymes with "The Joker's Utility Belt"?

I'd have looked forward to it more if it'd been in season one, haha

That's really interesting! Thanks

In the "Joker's Utility Belt" comic, the Joker has a conveyor belt that leads into a giant Joker face, and the Joker mouth is a furnace. His utility belt is also red in the comic, which may be where that bit came from. Joker managing to take off Batman's belt and replace it with another belt must m...