I put this here rather than merchandise because it apparently isn't for sale. It appears to have been commissioned by someone. But anyway, here it is. Click on the pic to make it larger: http://monicakstardolls.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-siren-batman-tv-series-1960.html I was blown away. The details a...

I hope if this show succeeds somebody finally greenlights O'Hara: The Early Years.

I get home from work the other day, my brother tells me he read an article that a new Batman tv series is being made. He didn't know much about it except that it's called "Gotham" and the story arch is that of a prequel much like "Smallvile" Too bad it wasn't called 'Smallvile.'...

Actually, I believe this show is more about Jim Gordon than Batman, but I could be wrong.

FROM WIKI: "Playing off this effect, but against Throne's wishes, the show's producers wrote the onscreen credit as "? as False Face", denying Throne his screen credit. However, at the end credits of "Holy Rat Race", Throne's full name was credited." I think he was a b...

I think the Borgnine label is a mistake. That looks to me like Tut's Grand Vizier, Don "Red" Barry. He made a career of playing cowboys, but never got into Shame's gang. He did turn up again in Gotham, however, as Black Widow's henchman, Tarantula. Cheers, QQ Good catch. That makes sense.

In many ways, she seemed far too capable, and I think this kind of hurt the show because sometimes she made the heretofore nigh-untouchable Batman look like a bumbler and foolish ;) . Really!?! Batgirl was 'far too capable?" Is that why, time and time again, she would go into a villain's lair ...

Here's something about this very topic, Batman show length, that is:

http://www.tvobscurities.com/articles/b ... mmercials/

Lisa Seagram. http://www.glamourgirlsofthesilverscreen.com/show/548/Lisa+Seagram/index.html And a google search of Lisa Seagram yielded a Google Books result for Tom Lisanti's book, Glamour Girls of Sixties Hollywood: Seventy-five Profiles in which he noted that Seagram left Hollywood in the late 1...

twint9 wrote:Thanks so much for your contribution. So sorry I've offended you by my presumptuous methodology. Perhaps you should file an official complaint with the moderators.

Not worth my time. I said my .02. Good day, sir.

Could be, thanks for trying. Here's another one for you - Glenn Allan who played Herbie in the same episode. Thanks! If you have a list, why you don't just name them all at one time and put them ALL out there? So if Doc Shimel or somebody finds out something about this guy, you'll then pull another...

1-Arlene Dahl had been offered the part of Marsha, Queen of Diamonds. Dozier sends a note to her after the episode was on expressing regret it didn't work out for her to appear. Wow, that's interesting. I would have liked to have seen that. I thought Carolyn Jones did a good job, but the character ...

Actually, while I don't want to correct anyone on a message board, the scans on that site are not from circulating PDFs of the Dozier archive. An author named Martin Grams was responsible. He had two large boxes of materials related to the BATMAN tv series and scanned every page and gave a CD rom o...

I don't care what the box or packaging looks like as long as the quality of the DVDs is as pristine as possible.

I'll keep mine until I make sure each and every new disc works perfectly. Then, and only then, will I toss them.

But I imagine it will feel quite good to do so!