References to Mayor Linseed, Governor Stonefellow and Chime Square make it obvious that the producers were setting it in their version of New York City.

Yes, it is true, and this is indicated on IMDB.com . However, President Johnson's name is never mentioned, and I always took it to mean that it was simply "The President," with the implication that it was LBJ. Which is the usual way of handling it, since the filmmakers aren't looking to d...

I've mentioned before that in Season Two, the same set was used as Gotham City Jail (Penguin Restaurant caper), Gotham State Prison (Ma Parker), Federal Sub-Treasury (Penguin & Marsha) and the Gotham City Coliseum Exposition Hall (Shame).

Skipper (Alan Hale) also was a guest star on Wild Wild West (with Jim Backus) during their final season, and in the final scene, he makes a hilarious inside joke in which Gilligan's theme music can be heard. That in itself was a powerful comment on how much of an impact Gilligan was already making ...

It's been noted that Batman and Lost in Space not only had plenty of actors on both series, but shared props. Skipper (Alan Hale) also was a guest star on Wild Wild West (with Jim Backus) during their final season, and in the final scene, he makes a hilarious inside joke in which Gilligan's theme mu...

The red-headed hat check girl at the fire station in The Thirteenth Hat wears a dress that I think Polly wore in The Contaminated Cowl and The Mad Hatter Runs afoul. It looks a little different, but given the fact that this was the time when budget cutting really started to take hold, it wouldn't s...

All I can say is "Good gravy!" Bet she was wearing that quality Mexican (or maybe the Canadian) perfume that the Joker gave her.

Shemp wrote:

Batfan 66 wrote: And why oh why didn't she get to sing? Leslie Gore got to...

Howie Horwitz was Lesley Gore's uncle.

Plus, she had an album to plug.

Here's an article about George Barris in today's LA Times:

http://www.latimes.com/business/autos/l ... 1613.story

She had a Hollywood career of her own:

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/latime ... bLoggedOut

Sorry to reply to my own post, but I wanted to add a few more things: Tonight on MeTv they played The Ogg Couple, which I found was a lot of fun, and instead of just certain parts I like the whole episode! Thought I had seen all of the episodes, but I missed this one somehow... :) It's been noted b...

Norman Grabowski, who played Minstrel henchman "Treble" died last Friday:

http://hhlohmeyer.com/book-of-memories/ ... table=true

Actually, Eartha was the last of the three Catwomen. I have to assume Julie was unavailable for the six-week movie shoot from early April to mid May 1966.

The 1966 movie will be shown on ME-TV on Saturday night at 10 p.m. as part of the "Svengoolie" show.