The idea of the "sleeping cream" does make sense if you understand how it would be made: using a blender with an airtight vacuum chamber. Put cream in, vacuum out the air, refill with your favorite sleeping gas formula and whip it good - the gas would stay suspended in the cream. Or skip t...

Maybe all three Catwomen and Pussycat? Remember she didn't go straight at the end like Susie.

O/T, but False-Face impersonating other villains to shift the blame for his crimes might be fun, with cameos from those other villains.

High C wrote: ↑Sun Sep 23, 2018 2:23 pmI can hear Adam saying, 'It's up to us ordinary citizens to do our part in times of crisis, Robin.'

I can hear Madge saying to her husband, after a long day at work, "James, some days you just can't get rid of A-Bomb!"

Been a while since I made a yearbook find for ThrowBAT Thursday, but here you go: From the 1966 (of course) Miami, OK High School yearbook.
"Being A Sophomore Is... being someone..."
And if you can't be someone, be Batman. Always be Batman.

"Emmy-winning"? Ho ho. The only way that show could get an Emmy would be if you threw one at the TV.

Jim has covered a lot of things I noticed as well - although to me the idea of Pauline giving the answer to the "bonnet" makes more sense (She still could have gassed him with the crook). The second and third rewrites do have a bit of dialogue that is missing in the finished version: dism ...

BATWINGED HORNET wrote: ↑Mon Sep 10, 2018 1:14 am Nice find, FLOYDLEWIS. Any idea about the scale of the model?

The ad makes a couple references to 1/35, typical armor model scale (great if you want to make a diorama with an AFV 1/35 scale M3A3 Stuart tank painted gold for the Penguin and Marsha!).

Progress Pigment wrote: Williams with Robert Wagner! At least Wagner isn't taking it seriously.

Van looks amazingly like Jeffrey Hunter in that shot.

Hmm. Take a wild guess...

And after Sandman, "Death in Slow Motion"/"The Riddler's False Notion".

I can see it with a lot of big-star cameos , perhaps, and that would have lent some oomph to the production (or at least the fun of playing "spot the star") - like, say, Raquel Welch as one of the nuns on the dock :shock: - but that wasn't a guarantee of box-office success (cases in point:...

Jeeez. Start scrolling and the second image is the bloody aftermath of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre...

Re the last image: Hope I can be forgiven for imagining Batman stumbling over a fully-charged weed whacker in the dark toolshed!

Ah! Online translator bites the dust again (I took Spanish in school instead of French... ).

One more (tried to add it but the mean ol' edit function wouldn't let me):
Had to look that last word up - it's French and means "pout" or "grimace" (and should be spelled with one "e").

By the way, everyone, if you have any comments on this you'd like to throw in before we record, please submit here by May 24! We're recording on the morning of the 25th US time. OK. ltl-01.jpg Not literally, on TV in 1967? ltl-03.jpg How much? ltl-04.jpg Changed in the final script to "shoelac...