I agree; plus, they cut it to pieces to fit it into the timeslot.

I plan on getting the DVD for Christmas, just so I can laugh at the absurdity of it all.

I was nearly three and a half months old at that point! I was born in June of 1965!

Holy mackerel! This makes me feel old!

I always thought it was spirit gum.

Superglue rips off skin, doesn't it? As well as rip out hair?

They look teeter totter on screen; maybe it's due to how skinny the heel is. I have to admit; even though I am a woman, I know nothing about women's shoes as I always wear something comfortable instead of fashionable. So, I can't tell the difference between a kitten heel and a Louis heel. And I feel...

Okay then how about Catwoman's suit? That fabric looked to itchy as all heck on screen, and don't get me started on the booties! Dancers, as a rule, have to be very careful of their feet, and yet the costume people stuck her into those high heeled, teeter totter heels? It's very easy to break an ank...

Would you say the same thing about Emma Peel? Those catsuits weren't practical, yet people watched her prance about in them for years.

He filled them out, but not when it came to acting!

He had to be a good twenty pounds heavier than Frank at that stage of his life; not that he was fat, he was just bulkier, and it didn't really look good in those tights.

I agree, but being able to ACT is a big plus.

If you put on the tights, and can't act your way out of a paper bag, then the whole thing goes to pot.

Zoe Saldana as Season 3 Catwoman.

If they could afford it, why not Antonion Banderas as the Joker? If he can play the part of a vampire, a cat in boots, and other roles, he can play the Joker.

Do polydactyl cats count? They DO have a lot of pads on their paws.

God forbid if you're allergic to the fiber content!

As Edna Mode said "NO CAPES!!!!" They are a wardrobe malfuntion waiting to happen! It says so on the Evil Overlord's List, and if you can't trust that, what can you trust? Just don't let the bad guys ever get a hold of it; they'd be unstoppable. If Batman's costume isn't practical, what ab...

No kidding!

That version of Gotham City is really a nightmare version of New York.

I can say that, because I live here and I know just how messed up NYC is.

I'd rather live in 1966 Gotham, even if I didn't make as much money.

That's easy; he can bring his own beverage, and simply ask for a glass of ice.

Or would that be rude?