I like how Shatner/Two Face looks like he's sitting in the captain's chair of the U.S.S. Enterprise.

Interesting.

^^^ Atomic batteries to power...

I understand your point Dan E Kool, that we must keep Batman and Robin the focal point, which they would be. My reasoning for having them pretend to play second fiddle is quite simple. Since this is a crossover "episode" it's important to have plenty of interaction between the two. As I st...

The oddest thing is that even though I have never before noticed this in all my years of watching Batman, now that I have noticed it I can't NOT notice it. It's starting to become a distraction. It's also making the use of stock footage all the more obvious since he has the smaller eye holes in the ...

I try to stay positive to all ideas but, I must respectfully disagree with the Catwoman showdown. The fact is that despite being played by differant actresses they are all supposed to be the same character. Suddenly saying that there are three Catwomen disrupts this. Then you will have to explain wh...

I have always watched it when it was on. While for many years I could only watch the movie whenever I felt like it, I always watched the series whenever it was on, the '77 Filmation series, Legends of the Superheroes, bootleg VHS and DVDs, the official DVD set, the Batman '66 comic book, Batman: Ret...

Although they must pretend to play second fiddle In order to feed Inspector Clouseau's ego, Batman and Robin are very much running this case and somehow managed to steer Inspector Clouseau in the right direction without him catching on. In the end, the dynamic duo managed to arrest Marsha and her au...

I've always liked the idea of False-Face returning; I wonder how he would work as a comic-book villain as opposed to the live TV character? As Goldendragon71 pointed out False Face was used in issue #7. He was also used in issue #23 in a very clever (and revealing) way. I won't spoil it for you but...

:o WOW! That's awesome! Thanks A. Pennyworth! It also answers another question that I had concerning his cross armed pose in the centerfold. I had assumed that he stood that way to cover the bat logo on his chest for copywrite reasons seeing as how this took place after he was barred from wearing th...

I've been binge-watching the entire Batman series. Starting with the episode "The Ogg Couple" I noticed that the eye holes in Robin's mask looked larger. And it has continued with each episode since. I have never noticed this before. Has anyone else noticed this?

We're talking about a comic book. There would be no actresses. lol No hijacking this thread please.

Then I propose a Sweet Tooth / Fat Albert crossover! This way, we cut down on production costs. :x :lol: Sweet Tooth made a big enough impression to warrent his revival on an episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/braveandbold/images/c/c2/Sweet_Tooth_BTBATB_00...

Oh man, thanks for that clip, Boss. I used to love that show - especially Batman's thinly veiled disdain for Bat-Mite. Talk about a character I love to hate! All he wanted to do was help. lol I can't say I remember Sweet Tooth, though. Looks like a pale Fat Albert. :x That's what he is. lol Filmati...

Yes. A villain who used sweets (in addition to his own gluttonous habits) to persuade children to aid him in his crimes. He once turned Gotham's water supply into chocolate syrup and demanded $5,000,000 ransom to change it back which he then doubled to 10 million after Robin made a wisecrack about h...