Nancy Kovac, Linda Gaye Scott, Francine York and Ronnie Cox rated highly with me.

The two episodes were shot less than a month apart and the two shows shared the the same lot, with props going back and forth. Of course, they probably could have dressed her in a burlap sack and she'd still look great. :D That's true. A pic of the outfit she wore in Star Trek probably wouldn't get...

I noticed in Death in Slow Motion/The Riddler's False Notion that Sherry Jackson must have been wardrobe typecast. Her outfit in Batman and Lost in Space are eerily similar.

I must have watched The Ghost and Mr. Chicken a million times but didn't spot Okie Annie (from Come Back Shame/It's How You Play the Game) was being played by Joan Staley. Her long blonde hair and the way she portrayed Annie threw me completely.

A grotto, being an underground cave with water usually leading out to a lake or sea, would have been an excellent place to keep the Batboat with instant access from the Batcave saving traveling time to it as well. Anybody notice that where they kept the Batboat out at that dock loosely moored was a...

Ben Bentley wrote: Adam and Burt exit the cave via it on foot at one point during "I'll Be A Mummy's Uncle".

Thanks for that. I would have had to wait awhile for the episode to come along.

Just caught up with The Impractical Joker/The Joker's Provokers and noticed a sign on a gate near where Alfred gets on his bicycle. It read Entrance To The Subterranean Grotto and I'm wondering if it was ever used and where it might lead to.

I've never seen an octopus wearing them.

I had forgotten about Doe, Rae and Mimi. They're probably the only redeeming things in the episodes.

Catching up with the Liberace episodes I noticed the bat fight scene combined two themes. That must have been a little expensive. What a terrible actor he is in this.

Okay - just aired in Australia. Like quite a few others, I watched with big expectations, and finished with mixed feelings. Thought Adam's best scene was in the car discussing the Batman actors. From then on for the rest of the episode he was severely underused. I didn't at all like the numerous lo...

I always thought they meant the highest Batman episode ratings.

In Hi Diddle Riddle I never realised the name of the disco was What A Way to Go-Go. I always thought it was a pun line thought up for the demise of Molly.

Dave from the UK wrote:

In the UK it's always been Robin's flown away. Maybe there's some British influence at that station.

I guess the UK/Aussie connection is going to be a strong one. I just thought there might have been a version that had a line rhyming with egg.

The local station has been doing a promo using the Simpson's version of Robert Goulet's Jingle Bells with the line Robin lays an egg. The version I remember is: Jingle Bells Batman smells Robin's flown away The Batmobile Has lost a wheel And all on Christmas Day. I was wondering if there is a versio...