I would go with chronological season releases along with the obligatory special features consisting of behind-the-scenes, etc. Only I would like to also see interviews regarding the show from both presently surviving stars as well as any older past ones with those no longer here. I would want to hea...

Happy Birthday, Mr. West. May you have many, many more. Thanks for all you've done and continue to do.

Next to Joker's first appearance, my next all-time favorite episode was Malachi Throne as False Face. I seem to have loved the really spine-tingling creepy villains. As a kid I would get the severe willies everytime I saw him click his heels dressed as the baker with the mask and laughing during the...

I liked his mini-hotline phone from Season 3. The original cell phone way before its time. In any event, it seems you almost have to keep a sharp eye and memory out each episode as it seems they were always coming up with something. Here's a site that has a listing (no photos): http://adamwest.tripo...

That was ultra-cool! No way back then he could have ever known he'd be forever internationally famous later on as straight-as-an-arrow Commissioner Gordon.

Okay then, I will post some pics of my version of the Super Friends/80s Batmobile when I complete it. I'm still waiting for it to arrive. For the moment I'm contenting myself (somewhat :cry: ) putting together the Polar Lights 1966 batcycle from the movie and show. For my money it's way too small in...

It has occurred to me numerous times when watching the show or movie that most of those who were involved are sadly no longer with us. That said, many of us have had the good fortune to meet Adam, Burt, Julie, Lee M. and some others that guest starred in the show such as Francine York (Bookworm's Ms...

Congratulations to both of you. Wishing you both a lifetime of happiness. Excellent costumes by the way.

That's awesome! Seeing vehicles and meeting cast members from 2 iconic shows.... I miss those days. There will never be another great period of the creativity of the 60s TV programs or even into the 70s.

My take on it was it was set up by the Penguin in advance. I believe the TV show starts after Penguin puts his plan into action in order to to confound the viewers as much as the startled theatergoers.

Welcome to the neighborhood! it's as close to Gotham City as we can all get!

I was watching the show and realized that if and when the DVD set is released - the computer technology is there in which Cesar's famously makeup-slathered moustache could be airbrushed out of the frames. My question is would this be preferred amongst the fans or not? I know in some of the distant s...

To the management,

This site is awesome! My congratulations to all of you. I especially love the villain backgrounds with my favorite being Cesar Romero in what looks like a psychotic purple circus atmosphere. Absolutely perfect! What a way to go-go!

I'm very happy that I just acquired a 1960 Polar Lights Batmobile model kit. I had a lot of trouble trying to find one for the last few years to complete my Polar Lights Bat model collection. I will be painting it in metallic blue and put Bat-logo decals on the doors and trunk to make it closer to t...