dell wrote: ↑Fri Dec 28, 2018 8:35 pm I was going to guess your two front teeth.

Haha! Awesome!

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51s2Bbt8YKL.jpg I am a true blue Batman fan, but I’ve now seen every Batman movie, serial, and TV episode numerous times and out of respect for Batman, should take a break. I am excited about watching the Green Hornet serials! I’ve never cared about ...

The Simon The Pieman with Charlotte Rousse episodes were interesting. I recall some writing on a cake or something that read, “in praise of evil”. Dang! That’s kinda out there for a kids cartoon! Their victory dance was insane where Charlotte was banging the pans. Actually, Charlotte looked pretty s...

You’ll love this...I LOST MY CODE! I own the collectors edition blu ray set and used the code for the replacement disks and to watch on flixster. My iPad was running low on space and I deleted the downloads. Now I can’t get Batman TV working on anything..... Can’t find the damn thing anywhere.... My...

The L.A. Central Library might have old phone books or business directories from around 1949 that could narrow down the location of the gas station. That's a darn fine piece of investigative advice! That's on the to do list when I take another trip out there. Finding filming locations would make th...

I should've searched YouTube before posting. Yup, they're all there. There is something fun though about having a physical DVD or blu Ray with a cool box, DVD menu, extras, etc. Too bad the show isn't released at least on DVD.

I am primarily a Batman fan but would like to check out some episodes of The Green Hornet since it's sort of a "companion" series. You know what I mean. TGH is part of the William Dozier "collection", LOL!! Is there anywhere nowadays to pay and watch it legally? Are you guys just...

A kid in my neighborhood in the early '70s had a massive collection of hot wheels cars. In the collection was a BIG Corgi Batmobile! I was told it was from a TV show that isn't on anymore. Then, at around 1975, I I got the Batman purr fect crime view master reels for Christmas! What the heck was thi...

I love the movie! I saw it first on a Saturday morning when we were about to go somewhere. I turned it on when they were talking about the UN stuff...My Dad chuckled and shook his head about ridiculous "United World Organization on Gotham East River". We had to leave to do errands and Dad ...

Congratulations on making it to the Bat-Cave! I had to do a little investigating to find out exactly where in Griffith Park it was located. Somebody tagged a photo on Google earth and I figured it out from there. People were filming or doing photo shoots both times I went. I also think "Surf's ...

Thanks! We were close !! According to http://www.movielocationsplus.com/LEWIS.HTM the mansion is gone. My son and I hiked from the "BatCave" in Griffith Park to the Hollywood Sign twice. The terrain looked VERY similar to the terrain in the scene where Batman is shocked while holding the c...

Hola! I just returned from a trip to L.A. and visited Bronson Caves (secret entrance to the BatCave) and Torrance Beach where "Surfs up, Jokers Under" was filmed. I'm disappointed the original buildings look different but I'm pretty sure I found the spot. Anyway, I didn't have the guts or ...

Did you know how Dick Kallman ( Little Louie Groovy) met his demise? It was very similar to what happened to Karnaby Katz in the show....he got robbed but they didn't steal any of the expensive stuff....unfortunately, Kallman was murdered in real life. I just looked it up after watching e episodes j...

Here's a clip of my favorite Batfight music. I hope this doesn't break any rules. http://youtu.be/vgakLemPh_k Dude! That clip as well as the intro to this episode where joker puts hot dog in the trash can, has some of the best music! It's almost a music video! Yes, if anybody knows how to get a cop...