I noticed this for the first time approximately 10 minutes ago: In "Penguin's Clean Sweep," we see Penguin's henchmen Dustbag and Pushbroom throughout the episode, but when he arrives at Gotham City National Bank right before the batfight, he suddenly has three more. At first, I thought th...

I stumbled across this little gem. Somebody made a trailer for a Batman '66 version of "The Dark Knight Rises" using clips and audio from the show and footage that "fancasts" Mexican luchador Blue Demon as Bane and "Daktari" star Hari Rhodes as Lucius Fox. https://www.y...

As I have read and as many of you know, "Bronco" star Ty Hardin was William Dozier's first choice to play Batman. But looking at this publicity photo of Hardin from the film "PT 109" (1964), I'd say it's pretty obvious who he should have been cast as ... https://i.pinimg.com/236x...

The news really hit me hard, too. IIRC, at the time I recently had responded to the announcement that Adam, Burt and Julie would be voicing their respective characters in "Return of the Caped Crusaders" by expressing the hope that they would get Yvonne on board with the project as well. I ...

AndyFish wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:51 amI'm going to draw it

Are you sure you want to tackle drawing Alfred birthing Robin, Andy? Sounds like a major challenge.

Anyone else notice that the winner was Fred Jones?



He would visit the Batcave again in 1972 in "The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair" on "The New Scooby-Doo Movies."

It now has been announced that Lynda Carter and Tom Welling also will be reprising their roles as Wonder Woman and Superman. https://wegotthiscovered.com/tv/tom-welling-lynda-carter-reportedly-returning-crisis-infinite-earths/ The only part of the Arrowverse I've ever watched is the Flash-Supergirl ...

One more that we all seem to have missed: Gotham City's district attorney is mentioned in passing in "He Meets His Match, the Grisly Ghoul" and "The Joke's on Catwoman," but his actual name is stated in "The Bird's Last Jest": Jefferson Hamfurter, clearly a spoof of Ham...

a newsstand ... covered ... with what looks like multicolor wrapping paper I thought the same, Jim, about how rinky-dink and unfinished it looks, and like you, I had the same difficulty at first in recognizing just what it was. That same newsstand is behind the old lady and the Boy Scout trying to ...

Frenchy1939 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2019 6:09 pm Which episode had “Klink” as a cameo?

"It's How You Play the Game"

There's also this: https://i.redd.it/htwagdc80we21.jpg I would have preferred to have seen Reeves in this rather than Reeve, but only because I like to keep the TV heroes with the other TV heroes and the movie heroes with the other movie heroes (and where are the Scarlet Cyclone and Ghetto Man?? :D ...

The building in question (sometimes referred in the studio's history as "The Colonial Home") is in fact the front offices of the Desilu/Culver Studios. http://66batman.com/forums/download/file.php?id=6821&t=1&sid=4a18f5120d2a1caf37a16ab06fc5dc3e How cool! That's just one of the gr...

My latest acquisition was this issue (#7) of DC's "Solo" comic book, which contains the surreal Batman '66 story "Batman A-Go-Go!" https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/f/fd/Solo_Vol_1_7.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100724024106 The story originally was published in 20...

Check out this thread from earlier this month, which has photos of veterans Cesar, Burgess, Adam and Frank:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=6979.

I don't think this one's been mentioned:

The gun shop Shame holds up in "The Great Train Robbery," Peter's Guns & Ammo, is a takeoff on the TV series "Peter Gunn" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Gunn).