Love love love Barbara Gordon's apartment! (I begged my parents to install a revolving wall in my bedroom.) It is really quite spectacular. I know I'm in the minority, but I like the minimalist sets used in season 3. The waterfront set from "Nora Clavicle..." has long been a favorite of mi...

It would be interesting to see how Fox would release this, considering the two-episodes-per-week format of the first two seasons. Because the first season was only a half-season, it would balance out, but the second season, in terms of episode count, is like two seasons of a regular series. Would th...

Yellow Oval wrote:Always handy, I guess, for crimes taking place in Gotham Breweries or against an arch villain that might appear called 'The Beermeister'!

They could track him to his lair at 999 Leiderhosen Lane.

Interesting results, especially when you consider that The Penguin made more appearances than any other villain. I admit, though, that I have never been a Penguin fan and always assumed that I was probably the only fan of the series who wasn't a Penguin fan. (I thought he would have been the runaway...

GSN dusts off What's My Line? and I've Got a Secret and runs them in the late night hours during the last two weeks of December. I assume that it's a "holiday treat," although there is nothing about either show or the episodes to link them with the December holidays. These shows used to be...

Recently, while watching the "Catwoman's Dressed to Kill" episode, I picked up on what I thought was an interesting moment of social commentary. In the opening scene, when Catwoman interrupts the award ceremony, she turns to the attendees and says, "You ladies with your fancy hairdos!...

False Face was, in my opinion, the most terrifying of all the villains. That shot of him laughing, reflected in the vending machine, scared the hell out of me when I was a kid. As for the plastic mask, I found it quite disturbing because I never knew who or what he was underneath it. The gimmick of ...

Great article! Thanks for sharing it.

What I'd really love to find is a complete, searchable database of all Nielsen ratings. I've looked on the A.C. Nielsen website, but they don't offer anything like that at all. This article was very informative, nonetheless.

Does anyone know where I can find the Nielsen rating for each episode of the series when it originally aired?

As to Killer Moth's original question, note the placement of the words "The End" in the frame and you'll see that it was meant as a joke.

Don't know if there are any Dark Shadows fans on this board, but one of the cast members -- Marie Wallace -- might have been interesting as Poison Ivy.

A couple of thoughts about the third season: I thought there were moments during the Lord Pfogg episodes that tapped into the darker tone of the first season, particularly the scene in the pub, during which Batman takes quite a few punches to the stomach and then has his memory erased, causing him t...