Another favorite that always gives me a chuckle, from "Ring Around the Riddler": Commissioner Gordon (after hearing Southwestern Asia's unchallenged champion Mushy Nebuchadnezzar's diet): "He sounds like Southwestern Asia's unchallenged nut." I'm also quite fond of this silly exc...

Either Minerva Matthews, Karnaby Katz and Mr. Van Jones all live together in one house, or else all of their homes were designed by the same architect, because the same building is used for the exterior of all three. It's a long facade with columns and a wide set of brick steps in front. There's als...

Kite Kid - Love the name, love the avatar! 8-) Thank you, Yellow Oval! He's a superhero character I imagined years ago, obviously inspired by Kite Man, who obviously was inspired by Charlie Brown. I am a "Peanuts" fanatic, so I envisioned him as a grown-up "Chuck" Brown using tr...

I love TV from the sixties! I can’t really put my finger on it, but something about the shows from that era just make me so happy! It may be because that's when so much creativity or fantasy erupted in show concepts. Yes, we had fairly standard crime dramas, family comedies and Westerns, but -- as ...

That's a great catch! Thank you, Ben! Admittedly, because I had initially noticed the outfit on Barbara in "The Sport of Penguins," I was searching for a picture from that episode to illustrate my post and only then did I recognize she's wearing it in the comic book photo, too. I was so p...

These are my other favorite '60s shows. The Green Hornet The Monkees The Avengers (Steed and Mrs Peel) The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Hogan's Heroes Star Trek Mission: Impossible Bewitched Notice how the first five have some kind of connection to the Batman '66 universe. The Green Hornet connection is obvi...

This implies that Gotham City is in the state of Gotham. Despite owning a copy of the DC Atlas that puts Gotham in New Jersey and Metropolis in Delaware, I've always thought this as well: that Gotham City is in the state of Gotham (with its neighboring state being New Guernsey). Along these same li...

I first saw the show as a 12-year-old in the mid-'70s. It aired on a station in the Hampton/Newport News, VA, area at 4 p.m. weekdays. Of course, back then, there was no internet on which to look things up, and reference books that might have told me were scarce, so I wasn't aware at first that Batg...

The outfit Yvonne is wearing in this picture ... https://cdn10.bigcommerce.com/s-o6vy9cv/products/73528/images/74005/299211__77866.1478695589.500.500.jpg?c=2 ... is the same one Diane McBain wore in "A Piece of the Action." https://i1.wp.com/www.tor.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Batman-Ac...

I had to have the DVD to notice this one, because I had to freeze the picture and then advance it a frame at a time to make it out: In "Enter Batgirl, Exit Penguin," the front of the Gotham City Times that contains Penguin's engagement announcement is barely visible for a split second, but...

Batman (along with Adventures of Superman, too) is returning to the Heroes & Icons channel in February.

Superman and Batman come to H&I in February

I don't have any information about the actress, but a while ago, to satisfy my own curiosity (and because I had way too much time on my hands :shock: ), I did a survey of all of Bonnie's "appearances" (in person, vocally or just mentioned). This thread seems as good a place as any to share...

If anyone is interested, I edited my post above to include some more 60s Batman references in a few additional episodes of "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" and the animated film "Batman and Harley Quinn."

Even more can be found in the following; I would add these to the list: Selected episodes of the animated series "Batman: The Brave and the Bold," in particular: * "The Night of the Huntress" and the teaser of "Day of the Dark Knight": Both have cameos by Mad Hatter, Eg...

Bonnie has a last name!!! Thanks so much for posting this and restoring some of my sanity! Years ago, I had learned (although I couldn't remember how) that her last name was Patterson. I knew I had read it someplace, but later decided I had just gotten confused because of Penguin's secretary Miss Pa...