Not to mention both are darted by Marsha--though Batman is able to resist the injection.

The last one is from the conclusion of the first Joker appearance, "Batman is Riled."

epaddon wrote:or was being a Bat moll just the latest in a line of being a "journeyman" performer

That would describe the vast majority of molls.

AHTrois wrote:Allmost finished! Won't be long, now, before we're blessed with the landmark series premiere, "Hi Diddle Riddle"!

December 8th, presuming they go in order.

Doing a little more research, Hire got married to ad producer/director Murray Bruce in 1970 and developed into an accomplished artist. What seems most amazing (given the episodes she appeared in and the Hub refusing to show them) is that she has Native American roots and is deeply involved in relate...

*The moll with the shortest acting career had to be Gail Hire--Egghead's "biographer" during the second season. Her only other appearance (according to IMDB) was in 1965's "Red Line 7000." *The moll with the longest is arguably Sherry Jackson, who had a 30-year acting career that...

I'd go with Bookworm. He blew through the Secret of Self-Control book in less than a minute. Plus, his ruse about assassinating Gordon freaked out Bruce and Dick (O'Hara is too dumb to consider), and probably many of the kids in the audience the first time it was shown.

Byron Keith, who played Mayor Linseed, was born 95 years ago today. He undoubtedly was considered for a role on Batman because he was a recurring regular on "77 Sunset Strip"--which was produced by Howie Horwitz.

I'd rate King Tut and Riddler in the Top Ten and drop Chandell way down.

The rarely-seen (thanks to The Hub Channel) third season episodes with Shame (The Great Escape/The Great Train Robbery) will be shown on ME-TV tomorrow night at 7 p.m. The best parts of these episodes are henchman F.R.E.D. and an amusing cameo by Jerry (The Beaver) Mathers.

The most amusing line came from Shame: "I knew he'd think I'd think he'd think I'd think he'd come back here."

"I'll Be a Mummy's Uncle" was the best episode of that final season. It has plenty of humorous moments, the usual amount of absurdity, and (for the most part) an absence of amaeturish-looking sets.

Others in the Batman/Perry Mason Orbit: Michael Rennie (Sandman) Jacques Bergerac (Freddy the Fence) Marianna Hill (Cleo Patrick) Nancy Kovack (Queenie) Leslie Parrish (Dawn Robbins & Glacia Glaze) Barbara Stuart (Rocket) Victoria Vetri (Florence of Arabia) Estelle Winwood (Aunt Hilda) Joan Stal...

Did Yvonne Craig have a stunt double? I can always spot the doubles for Adam West and Burt Ward, but Batgirl always seems to be portrayed by Yvonne in the fight scenes. Given that she never threw punches, nor obviously was punched, my guess would be no. In addition, her legitimate dancing ability a...

Billy May's music was one of the few good things in the embarrassing third season.