Daylight Savings Time edition . . .

Riddle me this . . .

1) Why is Wendy an unusual name?

2) Why does being in Texas make one resemble a potato?

Bad luck solving these! Riddler

clavierankh wrote:1.) A Life Sentence.

2. It's has its head one side and tail on another.

clavierankh got them. Too easy on my part!

I think you folks have pointed out the limitations of this matter very well. I would suggest a documentary extra to the DVD set that covers the few living individuals who made themselves available for interviewing and their input in the series. Then, depending upon the extent of the recollections o...

It's that time of the week again!

Riddle me this . . .

What is the longest sentence in the world?

Why is a coin like a rooster sitting on a fence?

Quickly, quickly, quickly!!! Riddler

I always thought Joker and Penguin appeared in the same number of episodes. Was I wrong? Does anyone know the number for each actor? Burgess Meredith and Cesar Romero both appeared in 19 episodes -- 6 each in Season 1, 9 each in Season 2 and 4 each in Season 3. (If Meredith had appeared in the seco...

I do think there were instances in the show's history where a joke was made that everyone would have understood at the time but means nothing now. An example would be the references to the Minstrel as that "nice young man" in Season Two. Van Johnson came to fame at M-G-M came during and i...

Why did they focuse on him so much? It was a pretty uninteresting and silly character. He wasn't the Joker, the Riddler, False Face, Bookworm or even King Tut. His gimmick was lame. Don't get me wrong, I ABSOLUTELY loved Meredith's performance, he was an ace. But the character itself was bland IMHO...

I never thought there was any particular cultural resonance to the scene between the librarian and the young woman. To me, it was just a bit of character business to establish the fact that the action had shifted to the library. I do think there were instances in the show's history where a joke was ...

Batfanman wrote:Why must a dishonest man stay indoors?

So nobody will find him out.

Proving there's no "I" in Caped Crusaders, Batfanman and clavierankh each solved a riddle. (The answer to the second riddle is "So he won't be found out"! Riddler

What's creepy about False Face is that the mask is his "true" face. Even at the end, when Batman has deduced his final disguise, there is no dramatic removal of the False Face mask. It's as if Batman himself accepts what is false as true.

Phil B wrote:

Batfanman wrote:Why must a dishonest man stay indoors?

Because the truth will out.

Clever. If it's not right, it should be.

Yes, clever. Close to the answer . . . but it doesn't quite have the double-punning quality I love so much. Riddler

clavierankh wrote:riddle 2) Safe Robbery


Still working on the other.

Well done . . . but you've only solved one of two riddles. Riddler

Jaws63 wrote:Answers:

riddle. 1) Because he does nothing but Lie around

riddle. 2) Sleeping on the job.

A valiant effort . . . but no. Keep trying!

Miss me? Well, thanks to Warden Crichton's belief that returning arch-criminals to society quickly is the best thing for them . . . I'm back!!!!!

Riddle me this . . .

Why must a dishonest man stay indoors?

What is the least dangerous crime of all?

Happy riddle-solving! Riddler

The episodes that spring to mind immediately are the Catwoman/Sandman episodes. There are some intriguing lighting effects in those episodes (mostly involving Catwoman's lair) that should look incredible in high definition. More generally, I'm looking forward to seeing the colors truly "pop&quo...