Here's some In no particular order: Batman overpowering Marsha's drug. breaking the chains in the Joker's clam trap and opening the bivalve's mouth. campaigning against the Pengun...very funny! expanding my vocabulary pretending to talk to Bruce Wayne on the phone single-handely defeating the Riddle...

Start with the last episode and go backwards. Watch the movie before you start season 1.

That way the quality of the show improves as it goes on, whole series ending with the Riddler dying in an explosion.

A lot of good points here I agree with. Batgirl most of the time, I'll elaborate when I've more time to do so. Yes, the over earnestness or stupidity of Batman, particularly in the latter half of the second season and most of the third. Shame's mother-in-law. Actually, I would've preferred a one-par...

The Robot from Lost in Space with Dr. Smith.

Tina Louise and Dawn Wells.

The Prof from Gilligan's Island.

Emma Peel and Steed.

Hi,

I think you did a pretty good job of emulating the show. Interesting villains, well thought out crimes and a unique cliffhanger.

Good luck with your writing!

cheers

I definitely think Tina Louise would've wanted her to do something different from Ginger, I just think the producers would've wanted that instead. "Give us evil Ginger! I know, her henchman can be a clumsy type, with a name like Mulligan!" I didn't think you were dismissing my idea regardi...

That was great! I just saw this now. What a good job, with the rhymes, (I really liked "using bottle and tide") and what Gilligan thought each a character would appreciate and of course, the sweet sentiment. Everyone being rescued was sweet and having the box seem like an accident to every...

I've never seen that photo before. That's a really good set.

Making Poison Ivy subservient to Catwoman would've been a mistake, indeed. The character needed her own episode. Barbara Rhoades does look like a good actress for the role.

I like Tina Louise as Poison Ivy though I figure they'd have been sorely tempted to have her do evil Ginger. Still would've been enjoyable, though. Jill St. John would've been good to. Oh, I don't care about star power, just based on appearance and attitude as Pauline, Sherry Jackson just would've b...

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Mentions some of the proposed villains supposedly, one of which is Lady Macbeth.

For Poison Ivy, I think Sherry Jackson would've been great and for something different, have her have an interest in Robin. I never heard about the Silver Fox but she sounds like a good villain on the show; I like the fox mask, the den, etc. Sure, it's derivative of Catwoman but sounds better than O...

I like that little scene and any time they showed the citizens of Gotham reacting positively to their heroes.

The Londinium Trilogy. A new environment, some outside scenes, pompous villains, Lady Prudence and so on. The King Tut eps. He finally figures out their identities and the cave-in happens. Great ending to an episode, especially with Batman's speech to Robin in the mine shaft. The Joker surfing and u...

I sort of enjoyed Dr. Cassandra. If she's been given a creepier storyline, and Cabala made into a sort of gigolo character, and if her costume hadn't been so absolutely appalling, it could have been a very good episode. Shoot, I wish they'd drafted Ida Lupino into directing Batman episodes! She had...