In the TV series, it looks like Batgirl is a female counterpart of Robin, not Batman. It makes sense. The only differences are that Batgirl has large funds of her own and can have access to some technology (lair and cycle, the building where she lives in), and she is a more competent detective than ...

I met Kim, Roddy and Charlton once at the 30th Anniversary Screening Party and cast reunion of "Planet." ( Not sure why Tippi Hedren was also there, since she was in "Birds" not "Apes.") I was hired as one of the gorillas to walk around the party to set the atmosphere....

Barbara has a very close and loving relationship with her father, and no doubt shares his values. As a good daughter she would have wanted to help him in his 'war on crime' and took inspiration from the person who gave him more aid than anyone else-Batman. She would have likely met Batman several t...

clavierankh wrote:If your talking about Batgirl's it is called the Batgirl Cycle.

What a bad name...

I'm thinking for the sequel - Beneath the Planet of the Bats. The Joker, Penguin, Riddler, Catwoman, and King Tut are standing around the decrepit train station stairway staring down at Alfred and Aunt Harriet. The Penguin presiding. Catwoman: "Are we to understand that you've been in the Batc...

I always found Craig's Batgirl so mysterious. I don't remember if there's any evidence on the series she retains her comic book counterpart's eidetic memory , but she may have travelled a lot, learning martial arts and other skills along the way. Of course, her father did not suspect anything. Surel...

Riddlersgurl wrote:Intense flirtation.

Riddler got laid more than Bruce did. LOL!

I'm under the impression Bruce/Batman of this universe doesn't need sex or even a romantic relationship.
What about Julie's Catwoman and their relationship?

Batbomba, Is that a Frank Morgan "Wizard of Oz" dressed as The Puzzler? LOL, I really don't know, I just found that on the net. :lol: Anyway, I like the fact the Puzzler is not monothematic : 1- He love riddles and puzzles, hence his persona. 2- He loves Shakespeare. 3- He loves airplanes...

LOL

It's a shame Frank Gorshin was being "difficult" reprising his role as Riddler in the second season. However I did enjoy John Astin's portrayal and would have preferred seeing him in a second storyline as the Riddler instead of Puzzler. Then again, it's all speculation. Since I never like...

I know he was a blatant Riddler rip-off and they created him just because Gorshin was unavailable but... well, my God, what was his "costume" supposed to represent/inspire? He was an overall interesting character, but... what the hell with the costume?

"In 1985, Warner Home Video released five selected episodes of the series on VHS in the "Super Powers" video collection along with Aquaman, Superboy and Superman. These videos were rereleased in 1996 and are out of print." There's hope. Maybe WARNER acquired the 35mm prints long ...

Actually, the later Filmation cartoon that DID use Adam and burt's voices IS available on DVD. http://www.amazon.com/New-Adventures-Batman-Adam-West/dp/B000OPODNG/ref=sr_1_9?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1389216283&sr=1-9&keywords=batman+cartoon It's the '68 show that's not out yet. Unfor...

I hate those voice-over laughs... it ruins the experience to me.