Thanks for the call sheet! Madge Blake's humble home:

Batman: "Careful, Robin - it's quite a drop!" Robin: " 'Complete English history'? This kind of stuff always puts me to sleep." Sandman: "Wonder Boy - or whatever they call you..." Robin: "TOO-TOO-TOO!" Robin: "Tastes like strawberry axle grease!" Dr...

Five women who just happen to look alike? I can see the notation: " No , no , no , no , no!!! " I'm surprised that kidnapping the twelve jurors wasn't the original idea; seems hardly worth the trouble for Batman to be sent after mere stolen hats. Also noted the Mesmo-Ray device must have b...

I have a possible match - check your Blu-Ray for the matte shot of the bridge in "The Bookworm Turns" and look at the blue Plymouth Barracuda on the lower right. My image from DVD isn't as sharp but the first two digits could be "47". cap141.jpg By the way, the "7A-8347"...

Yes please do - I'm getting audio but no video on that site.

Larry A. wrote:I double dare You to make a WORKING full size one

Hey, if Catwoman couldn't get the darn thing off the ground...

Here you go:

Niiice! Might be the same one Julie Newmar used in "Catwoman Goes to College"? It did have a removable black lid in that scene.

A Green Hornet site in there as well - just below the words "Burning Car Scene" is a modified Douglas DC-6 airliner; first used in the 1964 film Fate is the Hunter , it appeared in the opening scene of the episode "Crime Wave". And as I've mentioned before, the wrecked/burning ca...

Might be a stretch, but Alfred's original alias "John Macmillan" could have been a reference to the English war secretary John Profumo and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, whose political careers were ended by the Profumo Affair sex scandal of 1963. I can see that getting changed when some...

Thanks for the heads-up, Bryan!
For me the commercials were only at the beginning but I was fast-forwarding to favorite scenes. Sometimes there were no commercials at all. I'm watching on an older Roku 3 box I picked up used.

" Little chum"? I can see a great big NO!!! penciled next to that line. The stock footage of the bridge collapsing would no doubt have been the Tacoma Narrows Bridge from 1940. A Batmobile with a power-sliding cockpit canopy that drives under water? Holy Speed Racer! :mrgreen: If nothing m...

King Tut (in that great mummy suit) falling face first out of the sarcophagus, maybe, although it was on purpose.
I'm surprised they didn't do a camera shake when he hit the floor!

I suppose falls during fight scenes don't count?

Magnificent! Now let's see you do the pies! (Or should I say, "I want that pie and I want it NOW!")

How about making Joker's paint cans?