I suppose they could do that, especially considering that a S3 release might not be a big seller, given the grade school production values and horrible scripts that abound during that final year.

BatBrain wrote:I've also thought more about this. Does anybody else think it would be cool to feature False Face in a new Batman motion-picture series whenever it is rebooted?

Well, you've already had Tommy Lee Jones play Two-Face in the 1995(?) movie.

As a kid, I thought he was fabulous, though I confess I was more a Joker man. Penguin showed up too often, I thought at the time, and Gorshin's Riddler I just didn't "get" until I was older (now he's probably my favorite). Back in the ninties when the channel FX was like Nick at Night, on...

Another great shot is this closeup from "The Curse of Tut" that shows off Victor Buono's blue eyes:

Of course, the fake Gordon had to lift himself over the railing so that he could fall to his "death" in the river

redbird wrote: The actor returning to the role I highly doubt...and the question mark in the credits was because he didn't care for the way the audience couldn't see his features....so why show his name!

Yet they did show his name in the end credits of the second part:

Malachi Throne was very much in demand as a character actor during the Batman era. From 1966-68, he was in 20 shows after playing False Face. In the last show, he was Robert Wagner's co-star on "It Takes a Thief." Also given his melifluous voice, he may have done commercials as well. In s...

Just noticed her Facebook page has a post from Francine York aka Lydia Limpet.

She is on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Linda-Gay ... 2291597704

Of course, the Big Four appeared MUCH MORE extensively: Riddler: 6 appearances Penguin: 10 appearances Joker: 10 appearances Catwoman: 8 appearances One or two appearances in S2 probably wouldn't have sent the character into the nosedive the others endured. Malachi Throne was very much in demand as ...

jokers moll wrote:What I love most about Burgess was his extreme versatility as an actor. Who else can say they've been in Of Mice and Men, Batman, and Puff the Magic Dragon? He could do everything.

Don't forget "The Monkees"--in a cameo AS THE PENGUIN!

Fifteen years ago today, Burgess Meredith died at the age of 89.

Bat Tom wrote:At least it is on MeTV still.

Not to mention YouTooTV

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. That seemed to be a familiar theme with the Penguin stories: in the election episode opening, he ...

"World Gone Mad":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqjyKVY7O-0