That's a very interesting thought. If, and the key word here being "if," the series were to finally be put out on dvd release, usually there is a blu-ray collection and then the "regular" (for lack of a better word) dvd collection for those who don't have blu-ray players. My ques...

Thank you for posting this. I've never read any DC Comics because I'm a Marvel fan. The 66 Batman is the only one I like, and now after seeing this, I think I'd actually like to buy it and check it out. I can add it to my Amazing Spider-Man comic book collection. ;) Did you say the first hard copy o...

Riddlersgurl, I am blown away by all of your ideas. I do agree with Scott on it sounding more dramatic than lighthearted Batman, but you could place a little bit of humor throughout to help remedy that. I also agree with the 'married young, divorced amicably' idea, as that does seem a bit more fitti...

Athletics, foreign languages, environmental science - I love all these. I'm going to have such a hard time choosing. Perhaps I should make a poll? To help me decide and see what others think. And thank you.

I was considering something like computer science, and I want Dick to go in his own direction, and all your suggestions are interesting, though I do really like the idea of Dick eventually doing his own charity work or starting his own foundation/organization, so maybe he could also minor in busines...

That's exactly what I was thinking. Having Batman/Bruce trying to get a hold of Dick or needing Robin's help while Dick is in the middle of class. Maybe something similar to the situation from the episode in which Dick is on a date and Bruce contacts him via a "blinking" textbook. ;) And I...

Thank you, that is a good suggestion. But I plan to send Dick to Gotham City University, as in the show. I'm not familiar with the comics, except I do know he eventually becomes Nightwing, but I'm going to stay with following the show. However, as Dick will be slightly older, I just might implement ...

Hello, as I love to write, I'm working on writing Batman and Robin fan fiction, just for personal enjoyment. I'm following the show for the most part, using the main characters: Besides Bruce/Batman and Dick/Robin, Aunt Harriet, Alfred, Commissioner Gordon, and Chief O'Hara, and who I consider the m...

Thanks to several interviews with Adam and Burt from back in the '60s, perhaps about 1966, which Batfan 66 linked to in this post: http://www.66batman.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=153 from a while ago, I now know that yes, Adam has green eyes, and Burt has blue eyes. I also learned their heigh...

To A. Pennyworth, thank you for the information and for all those captures! I really appreciate it, and very cool photos. Also, I did not know that about TV shows being supplied free cars. Still, it's a really cool car.

Thanks again! That's what I was thinking when I saw photos of it on google image search. It made me wonder why they didn't make it look nicer in the show (maybe budget cuts, since it was the last season)? But it is a really nice looking car, seen this way.

I noticed the blue and purple of Batman's costume. So, in my mind I define the color as "royal blue," which I think of as a dark blue/purple combination.

I don't know if it was necessarily the best villain's lair, but my favorite lair is any lair of Catwoman's. It seemed so cozy, and comfortable, with fluffy fur carpets, plushy pillows, and her comfy bed (even if we didn't see it-when she said she was going to take a catnap, I imagined the bed to be ...

Thank you so much to Phil B and, haha, Batman! The car is a bit chunky or clunky looking, but I still think it's pretty cool.

In the season three episode "Enter Batgirl, Exit Penguin," Bruce gives Dick a red car when he gets his driver's license. I was trying to find out what type or model of car it was via google, and I happened to find the Plymouth Barracuda Convertible. I can't find any screencaps of it from t...